Lake Havasu City is seeking sponsors for its Aquatic Center to offer free summer swimming for kids, providing business visibility and community support.

U.S. Health Secretary Becerra visited Arizona, discussing the post-Roe challenges for women's reproductive healthcare and stressing the need for clear information on healthcare access.

Pinal County has launched an online portal for public to submit pro and con statements on Proposition 486, facilitating civic engagement before the 2024 General Election. Statements are due by August 7, 2024, with a $25 fee and 300-word limit.

Phoenix is combating skin cancer by offering free sunscreen at select splash pads through a partnership between the Parks Department and IMPACT Melanoma.

A woman died in a high-speed crash in Buckeye, Arizona, after a Dodge Challenger ran a stop sign and later hit a tree. Two others were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Two suspects, N’Sayshable Thomas and Ignacio Mambru, were arrested in connection with a July 2023 aggravated assault after a year-long manhunt by Goodyear Police.

Lake Havasu City, with Michael Baker International, is hosting a public meeting on June 27 to discuss a potential second bridge, seeking community input on the project plans.

Phoenix, AZ, anticipates a very hot week with temperatures approaching 106-111 degrees, a slight chance of evening thunderstorms, and persistent overnight warmth. The National Weather Service warns of little relief from the extreme heat.

Mesa drivers face traffic restrictions at Mesa Dr. and Brown due to a water main break. Detours are in effect around the clock, impacting multiple directions until the issue is resolved.

Kevin Snyder has been appointed as Chandler's new Development Services Director, starting August, with a background in community development and three decades of experience.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is coming to Phoenix in July, featuring a human-talent-focused show with acrobatics and immersive entertainment, but without animal acts.

Megan Campbell was arrested for falsely reporting being stabbed on a Queen Creek trail after police found inconsistencies in her story. She is charged with identity can theft, false reporting, and harassment.

A Phoenix woman has been arrested for illegally operating a dental clinic from her home, offering services such as cleanings and x-rays, and promoting her business on Instagram.