A man received a 7-year sentence for fentanyl trafficking after a traffic stop led to the discovery of drugs, a handgun, and cash, signaling a federal crackdown on opioid distribution.

The City of Chandler’s DEI Division hosts the third annual Culture Music in the Park to celebrate Juneteenth, featuring Vaughn Willis & Ear Candy, local food vendors, and misters for cooling.

Litchfield Park plans a Memorial Day Ceremony to honor fallen military personnel, featuring Mayor Schoaf and Lieutenant Colonel Smith as speakers, with a moment of silence and Taps to be observed.

The article describes a heatwave in Phoenix, AZ, with temperatures reaching triple digits and persistent sunny skies forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Chandler is set to refurbish its main 66-inch sewer line along Price Road, with a budget of $45 million, spanning 13,000 feet of pipeline and 22 manholes. Work begins June 2024 and ends January 2026, causing traffic disruptions.

Chandler's Recycling-Solid Waste Collection Center introduces new summer hours from May 30 to Sept 1, open 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday to Monday. Residents must provide ID and a utility bill to dispose of waste.

Mesa Police Department enhances DUI enforcement during Memorial Day weekend, with patrols from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., as part of the GOHS DUI Task Force, urging responsible celebration.

Central Station in downtown Phoenix celebrates a construction milestone for its east tower. The mixed-use development is set to enhance the city's urban living and transit services with a projected opening in early 2025.

ADOT closes the northbound Loop 101 off-ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd for two months, affecting Scottsdale traffic. The closure is part of a $108 million freeway improvement project expected to complete in early 2026.

Rep. Ruben Gallego addresses the issue of chronic absenteeism in schools, particularly the 28% rate in Arizona, and inquiries the Secretary of Education for federal action.

Arizona Senate passes a measure to make border crossings a state crime, prompting concerns from local law enforcement about the strain on resources and feasibility of enforcement.

California Governor Newsom signs Bill 233, allowing Arizona abortion providers to operate temporarily in California, countering Arizona's near-total abortion ban.

Two men survived a 300-foot car plunge off a cliff in Arizona, citing a swerving incident to avoid an animal on the road. Both men are in stable condition after a rescue operation.