The DPS Retirement Board will hold a public meeting with ADA accommodations available upon request to Leanne Lunsford. An Executive Session may occur for sensitive discussions.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona held a United Against Hate event at Tucson's Jewish Community Center to address hate crimes and promote dialogue between communities and law enforcement.

The Mesa Police Department has become a Certified Autism Center, receiving specialized training from IBCCES to improve interactions with autistic individuals.

ADOT has modified lane striping on Loop 101 near US 60 to improve traffic flow and safety, including extended right lanes for easier merging near University Drive and Broadway Road.

Aldi plans to open in Maricopa's South Bridge Shopping Center, part of the city's economic growth efforts which include retail expansion and the Industrial Triangle project for job diversity.

The Main Library offers free tech classes on Wednesdays and will teach digital collection access on June 26th. They also host movie days, a children's July 4th scavenger hunt, and the Vista Grande Library's book discussions.

Queen Creek has announced a temporary pop-up dog park to be available from July 1 to Aug. 31 due to maintenance at the main dog park, with separate areas for small and larger dogs.

After a break-in at the Maricopa County election center, officials stress their strong security measures and confirm the integrity of upcoming elections.

James McCarty of New Mexico was sentenced to seven years for making hoax calls to elicit SWAT responses, involving threats at schools and simulating a hostage situation.

Tucson faces a sharp rise in pedestrian and cyclist fatalities, with advocacy group Living Streets Alliance urging city leaders to implement safety measures like speed reduction and radar enforcement.

Tucson man receives 14-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and money laundering, involving the distribution of fentanyl and meth to Hawaii and New Mexico.

The DCCC is investing $2.8 million in Arizona to challenge GOP Reps. Schweikret and Ciscomani in closely contested districts, focusing on abortion rights to flip the seats.

Peter Vega has been sentenced to 180 months in prison followed by supervised release for his role in drug trafficking. His arrest and prosecution involved multi-agency cooperation after he fled to Mexico and was later deported back to the U.S.