The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona has recovered $3.6 million from fraudster Joseph Nicholas Gagliano as restitution for his crimes, benefiting victims including the SBA.

Maricopa County Sheriff and ASU collaborate to train over 300 employees to detect and investigate human trafficking, identifying 191 inmate victims using a tablet questionnaire.

Scholarships for water management studies are being offered by the City of Surprise and GateWay Community College for eligible residents or employees, with up to 10 students funded for fall classes at an on-site training facility.

The Maricopa Fire/Medical Department shared its 2023 Annual Report highlighting service improvements, technology upgrades, and community engagement initiatives.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Cappie Clifford Harden, a 67-year-old man with Alzheimer's last seen in Glendale, Arizona. Authorities urge public assistance in locating him.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved the tentative FY 2024-2025 budget and discussed a cell tower application, water issues, legal services, community events, fire restrictions, an audit plan, and a new storage facility.

Article details planned closures on Phoenix area freeways including I-17, Loop 101, and I-10 for improvements, with detour routes provided and tools for real-time updates mentioned.

A bicyclist was severely injured in a DUI-related crash near Desert Diamond Casino in Glendale, prompting investigations by local police. The truck driver was arrested post-incident.

The MGC will be closed from June 12-15 for floor renovations, with limited access June 17-19. Membership extensions will be provided. For inquiries, contact MGC staff or call 480-474-5240.

Gilbert appoints 11 residents, including 3 teens, to its Community Engagement Task Force to address juvenile violence, with meetings open to the public.

Mesa, Arizona, is set to welcome the world's first dedicated direct air capture (DAC) technology manufacturing facility by CarbonCapture Inc., aiming to produce 4,000 modules annually and create up to 400 jobs by 2029.

The Brimhall Aquatic Center in Mesa remains closed for chemical cleanup, with reopening set after June 7, and the Dive-in movie night is moved to June 14.

A Mesa school was evacuated due to a hazardous materials incident at a nearby aquatic complex, resulting in seven hospitalizations and school closure.