Mesa Police Issue Silver 2024 Alert for Missing Teen James Zoccoli in Arizona
Mesa Police have issued a Silver Alert for 16-year-old James Zoccoli, missing since June 1, last seen near Gilbert Road in Mesa, AZ. He is described as 5'9" and 205 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Public assistance is requested in locating him.
Surprise City Council Approves FY2025 Budget Focusing on Public Safety and Infrastructure Amid Revenue Challenges
The Surprise City Council passed the FY2025 Budget, focusing on maintaining public safety and community services despite a $14.3 million revenue shortfall in the General Fund. Measures include tax adjustments and adding 61 full-time positions.
Gilbert Town Council Unveils Ambitious FY 2025 Budget to Propel 'City of the Future' Vision
The Gilbert Town Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, supporting initiatives for community prosperity, economic growth, and exceptional infrastructure, including parks, public safety tech, and civic engagement projects.
Mesa, Arizona, to Host Grand 15th Annual Arizona Celebration of Freedom with AT&T on Fourth of July
Mesa, Arizona, is set to host the 15th annual Arizona Celebration of Freedom with live music, fireworks, historical reenactments, and indoor activities on the Fourth of July, sponsored by AT&T.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes Clashes With Maricopa County Attorney Over Death Warrant Authority
AG Kris Mayes has countered Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell's independent attempt to obtain a death warrant, asserting it's the AG’s sole authority to do so and accusing Mitchell of politicizing the process.
Phoenix Braces for Scorching Heat Wave with Highs Surpassing 110 Degrees
Phoenix faces a heatwave with temperatures climbing to 111 degrees, accompanied by increasing clouds and gusty winds. Nighttime will see only a slight drop in temperature. The National Weather Service advises caution due to prolonged heat.
Interstate 19 in Arizona Retains Unique Status as America's Only Metric Highway
I-19 in Arizona is the only U.S. highway with metric signage, a remnant of past efforts to adopt the metric system nationwide. Despite plans and resistance, it remains metric, with hidden imperial markers used by state agencies.








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