Residents of Gilbert, Arizona, are fundraising to relocate the historic Clare House to prevent its demolition by developers planning to construct a new beer garden and nightclub.

Lake Havasu City grieves the loss of former Council Member Dean Barlow, appreciating his contributions to the city, such as fiscal leadership and advocacy for animal welfare and the environment.

The "Surprise Lately" show covers new dining options in Surprise, Arizona, teases park upgrades, and recaps a local music festival, inviting viewers to engage with the city online for more news.

The Queen Creek Police Department is actively seeking new officers, emphasizing respect, compassion, and trust. Recruitment is open for those aligning with the department's community-focused values, with training starting in September 2024.

Scottsdale voters will decide on a sales tax proposal and a spending limit increase in November, following the City Council's decision to put them on the ballot.

Apache Junction hosts a family-friendly event for Building Safety Month on May 4th, with activities, a career fair, and food trucks at City Complex Park.

Peoria's City Council announces amendments to its General Plan to foster smart growth, improve transportation, and enhance cultural and recreational amenities, in line with its vision for economic and infrastructure development.

Mesa joins Bloomberg's Youth Climate Action Fund, mobilizing local youth for environmental projects. Mayor John Giles announces plans for climate initiatives led by individuals under 24, supported by a $50,000 grant.

A hiker suffered a heat-related injury at Sara Park, was rescued by fire crews, and transported to a medical center for treatment. Firefighters faced no injuries during the operation.

Maricopa County and El Mirage partner to offer affordable homeownership using a Community Land Trust model, planning to renovate and sell homes under median income levels.

Sonja Hoffmann transitioned from dispatcher to police officer at the Maricopa Police Department, embracing her dream and demonstrating professional growth within the force.

Apache Junction Council has approved an update to its downtown redevelopment plan and is involving local residents, with the first meeting on May 8, 2024.

Banner Health CEO Peter Fine is retiring on June 30, with Amy Perry set to succeed him the next day. Fine will stay as CEO Emeritus until January 2025.