San Luis municipal pool opens on June 2nd, offering summer aquatic activities, fitness hours, and affordable entry fees, with the season ending on September 21, 2025.

The Summer Kick-Off Event at Four Peaks Park on May 17th features water slides, games, food vendors, DJ entertainment, and an outdoor movie screening.

Brian McKnight sues Jaguar Wright for defamation, denying her social media claims of abuse and questioning her alleged familial connection to his ex-wife. Wright's history of making unverified claims against other music figures is noted.

The Weeknd began his After Hours Til Dawn tour in Glendale with a sold-out show featuring music, theatrics, and Playboi Carti as a special guest, despite the heat and a slightly less climactic ending.

Chandler introduces communication boards at parks to aid those with speech impairments, promoting inclusivity and aiming to make playtime more accessible.

May is National Water Safety Month, prompting reminders about drowning prevention, water supervision, and the importance of swim lessons and life jackets.

Andretti Indoor Karting and Games opens in Glendale, offering kart racing, arcade games, laser tag, and bowling, aiming to be a social and entertainment hub.

Litchfield Park residents can enjoy "Moana 2" at a community pool transformed into an outdoor theater on May 24th, from 7:30pm to 9:00pm, as part of their Dive In Movie Series.

A cannon will signal the start of the Fighter Country Golf Classic on May 16 at the Wigwam Resort; it's a blank shot for effect and not a cause for concern.

Free Comic Book Day 2025 in Phoenix offered free issues, sales, and the opportunity to meet industry creatives, with local stores participating in the nationwide event.

El Mirage city facilities are changing their operational hours to Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. starting June 1, 2025; parks remain open 6 a.m.-10 p.m. daily.

Litchfield Park announces a three-night Dive In Movie series at a local pool, starting with "Moana 2" on May 24, 2025, and ending with "Shark Tale" on August 23.

Alice Cooper's Solid Rock nonprofit opened its third Arizona teen center in Goodyear, offering music and arts activities to local youth, with the launch featuring a performance by Cooper.