Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved an Eco-Resort and a PV solar project, promoted victims’ rights and peace officer remembrance, and highlighted local achievements and history.

A free small business workshop was held in the El Mirage Library Community Room, aiming to provide local entrepreneurs with knowledge and networking opportunities.

William Roberts III, a former Peoria High School athletic figure, was acquitted of sexual conduct with minors, whereas his successor faces similar charges.

An 84-year-old woman, Barbara Davis, is missing in Phoenix. She has a medical condition and the police have issued a Silver Alert, seeking public assistance to find her.

Maricopa Library's Summer Reading Program begins on June 2, offering a two-month-long series of activities and rewards to promote reading for all ages. Registration starts May 19.

The family of Carlos Chavez, who was stabbed to death in 2019, seeks public help in solving the case. A $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator.

The Avondale Fiesta is set to showcase Hispanic culture in Old Town Avondale on May 4th from 6 PM to 10 PM, featuring music, art, and cultural performances. The event is free, and Western Avenue will be closed for the festival.

The Good Neighbor Alert outlines Goodyear's initiatives, including the Youth Commission application, community events, mental health awareness programs, a tribute to a local figure, and an all-mail election for the General Plan 2035.

Tempe, Arizona has achieved the LEED Gold certification for its citywide sustainability efforts, becoming the only city in the state to receive this international recognition from the U.S. Green Building Council.

Chandler, Arizona has launched a new online portal for residents to access city records such as ordinances and meeting minutes for improved transparency.

A study shows that Phoenix’s airport system has a $44.3 billion economic impact, supporting 246,000 jobs, with Sky Harbor alone contributing significantly and operating without taxpayer funding.

ADOT is repairing part of Arizona's State Route 88, with plans to open a 5-mile unpaved section by this summer, following a closure since 2019 due to flooding.

Phoenix area drivers to face freeway closures and delays due to improvement projects, including a full weekend closure of eastbound US 60 and restrictions on I-10 and Loop 101.