A 4-year-old girl drowned in a pool in Glendale; CPR was administered, but she did not survive. No charges will be filed. The CDC emphasizes pool safety and drowning prevention.

Chick-fil-A is set to replace Chompie's in Tempe, Arizona, with plans for outdoor seating and double drive-thrus after getting city permits. This is part of their expansion in the Phoenix metro area.

Arizona man, Anthony Martinez, was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the starvation death of his 6-year-old son, Deshaun Martinez.

Arizona Restaurant Week is facing customer complaints about rising prices and smaller portions, with industry experts attributing the changes to inflation. Some chefs defend the pricing, emphasizing value and the festive nature of the event.

Pima County Public Health AmeriCorps internships provide hands-on experience to college students, allowing them to contribute to the community and shape their careers in public health.

A 7-year-old girl was killed by an F-150 truck in Mesa while riding her scooter. The driver, blinded by the sun, struck her unknowingly and remained on scene, with no charges filed. The incident is considered a tragic accident.

Pima Animal Care Center faces a busy kitten season, urgently requiring fosters and donations for newborn kittens that have already started arriving in high numbers.

A truck crashed into a Phoenix home due to the driver's medical episode. There were no serious injuries, and the house was empty at the time. Police and the fire department are assessing the damage.

The forecast for Phoenix indicates a heatwave with temperatures rising above 100 degrees over Memorial Day, with sunny skies and minimal wind relief expected.

Arizona disburses $4.3 million in grants to local fire districts for essential firefighting resources, with investments aimed to improve emergency responses.

Chino Valley's administrative offices will close on May 27, 2024, for Memorial Day, with services resuming the next day. Essential services remain operational.

California's Governor Newsom signed a bill allowing Arizona doctors to perform abortions in California due to Arizona's temporary near-total abortion ban.

Prescott residents can give feedback on the draft of the city's HUD-funded housing and community development plans until June 25th, with a public hearing on that date.