Pima County proposes tax hikes for the Flood Control, Library Districts, and primary property tax, with public hearings set for June 18. Increases could result in residents paying more.

Pima County is offering sandbag stations starting June 15, 2024, to help residents protect their homes from flooding during the upcoming monsoon season.

Lake Havasu City Police arrested multiple people after a reported armed robbery at a local hotel, involving a chase and later capture of the suspects.

Arizona's forestry department begins a wildfire risk reduction project near Prescott Valley, clearing 600 acres to safeguard communities and promote a healthy ecosystem.

The Arizona State Library launches the "Adventure Begins at Your Library" summer reading campaign, involving public libraries statewide to promote reading for all ages.

Arizona's health department collaborates with Virginia's to improve healthcare by mutually evaluating facilities, leading to enhancements in safety and transparency.

A judge has halted ballot printing in Maricopa County due to a dispute over adding a late GOP candidate, James Taylor, to the primary election ballot after another candidate exited the race.

Arizona officials seized 181.9 pounds of fentanyl pills in Phoenix, arresting two suspects involved in a local drug ring, as part of efforts to combat the opioid crisis.

Honduran alien smuggling ring leader Maria Mendoza-Mendoza sentenced to 120 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Raner C. Collins, with a subsequent three-year supervised release.

Peoria offers youth swim lessons during summer at three pools. Sessions cost $28 for residents and $36 for non-residents, and scholarships are available.

The MLB Pitch, Hit & Run competition for kids aged 7 to 14 is being held on July 13 at Rio Vista Recreation Center, offering a chance to advance to the finals during the MLB World Series.

Wildman Phil will debut his "Adventure Begins at Your Library" program at Peoria Main Library with shows featuring global wildlife to educate and entertain attendees.

The Peoria Police Department is hiring 9-1-1 dispatchers, offering $24.85-$35.92 per hour, seeking individuals who can handle emergency situations with composure.