Lake Havasu City invites residents to join city boards, with positions open on various commissions including the Airport Advisory Board, Board of Adjustment, and Parks and Recreation. Applications are due by May 31, 2024.

Arizona is utilizing a nearly $7 million USDA grant to combat wildfires, focusing on fuel reduction in high-risk areas like Pine Lake, developing local protection plans, and enhancing fire management cooperation.

Students in Mesa won a PSA contest for promoting safe travel methods; Alex Barker took the Grand Prize. Winning entries will be shown in Harkins theaters and receive various prizes.

The Pinal County Board discussed election prep, land management, and zoning during their meeting, with updates on upcoming events and recognitions of county staff's service and dedication.

HALO Animal Rescue in Phoenix is waiving adoption fees for long-term resident dogs like Patrick, a 7-year-old Pit Bull mix, to encourage adoptions. Dogs have varying needs, and the shelter ensures they are vaccinated, sterilized, and microchipped.

Two Arizona universities rank in the top 1% of global institutions, with the University of Arizona at No. 93 and Arizona State University at No. 194, per a global academic ranking.

Lake Havasu City Police lobby is temporarily closed for renovation; police records are accessible at the jail visitation entrance or online during this time.

Police and Silent Witness investigate a homicide in El Mirage, offering a $2000 reward for information leading to the perpetrator(s) responsible for the April 29th incident.

Congressman Ciscomani visited Ivanhoe Electric in Casa Grande, reviewed copper production, highlighting economic benefits and job creation in Arizona's copper industry.

Avondale's public libraries announce a summer reading program for all ages with rewards and a kickoff event at the Phoenix Raceway, featuring live music and activities. Registration is online.

Buckeye Police launch "Buckle Up Arizona... It's the Law!" campaign from May 20 to June 2, increasing enforcement of seat belt and child seat laws, funded by a $10,000 grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

Avondale is considering a 2% increase in its primary property tax, which could add about $1.22 to the bill for a $100,000 home. A public hearing is scheduled for June 3.

Mesa invites young artists to join the "Bike to Books" art contest to create bike path designs, with winners receiving prizes and seeing their art installed in the city.