Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium will host the "Diamonds in the Sky" celebration on July 4th, featuring a collegiate baseball game and a fireworks display, with proceeds aiding a local food bank.

An Arizona man, Mark Adams Prieto, is charged with planning a mass shooting targeting minorities and illegally selling firearms, with the FBI arresting him and thwarting a potential attack in Atlanta.

Arizona experiences early summer heat wave; the state's Extreme Heat Preparedness Plan, led by Chief Heat Officer Dr. Livar, aims to keep residents safe through collaborations and initiatives like COOLtainers and extended cooling center hours.

The new Pinal VOTES Election Center in Florence offers upgraded election operations and transparency features, including a 'Fishbowl' viewing room to boost civic engagement.

White Castle opens its third Arizona location in Goodyear, with grand opening festivities that included a $5,000 donation to The Solid Rock Foundation and the introduction of AI-driven ordering.

Marshall Shore, known as Arizona’s Hip Historian, is set to present “Where Arizona Meets Disney” at the Peoria Main Library, exploring the connections between Arizona history and Disney. The free event will be on June 12.

The City of Chandler published their Juneteenth service schedule, highlighting continued essential services, timings for recreational facilities, libraries, and closures of certain establishments.

Maricopa, Arizona, is focusing on water sustainability by partnering with the federal government and Global Water to replenish local aquifers, backed by $6.5 million in federal funds.

Navajo Nation President Nygren inspired Pine Hill Elementary students with affirmations and shared his motto "Yideeskaadi Nitshakes," during their visit to the capital, leaving a lasting positive impression.

Cochise County announces a public hearing for a proposed 3.10% flood control tax increase, allowing residents to discuss the impact of this tax hike on community services and infrastructure.

The House passed a bipartisan provision by Rep. Ruben Gallego to combat hidden fees in hotel prices, part of the Junk Fee Prevention Act aimed at various industries.

Peoria Community Center's main banquet hall rental rates will increase effective July 1, marking the first rate change since 2005. Resident rate will be $125/hour, non-resident $130/hour. Smaller meeting room rates remain unchanged.

Peoria is hiring a Parks & Sports Facilities Equipment Mechanic to maintain and repair machinery, requiring attention to detail and mechanical skills, with a salary between $22.51 and $25.02 per hour.