The Surprise Public Library System introduces "Storytime at the Pool" for kids under five, combining reading and water play at local pools this summer, starting June 6.

Former Surprise, AZ councilmember Roland F. Winters Jr. passed away at 81; he was known for his dedication to his constituents and advocacy for people with disabilities.

The "Croc Bandit," identified as Richard Elizondo, was arrested by Surprise Police for vandalizing 10 businesses and faces multiple charges of criminal damage.

Peoria Police warn of the "Phantom Hacker" phone scam targeting seniors, involving a fake tech support call, remote access to devices, and bogus financial advice leading to the loss of savings.

Peoria's property tax rate remains unchanged at $1.44 per $100 of assessed value, but the primary tax is set to increase 4.20%. Public hearing scheduled for May 28, 2024.

The Tempe History Museum offers a free summer event series, "Tempe Time Machine," with educational activities for families on Wednesdays, excluding Juneteenth.

The University of Arizona will offer a Master of Science in Business Analytics program in Chandler, starting this fall, with applications open until June 1 for the 2024 cohort.

Mesa city officials are developing a Road Safety Action Plan to cut traffic fatalities by 30% by 2030 and are soliciting public input through surveys and an interactive map.

Arizona residents need to obtain an Arizona Travel ID by May 7, 2025, for domestic flights, as standard driver's licenses won't be accepted by TSA after this date.

Phoenix is expected to have sunny weather with rising temperatures throughout the week, reaching up to 96 degrees by Sunday, as per the National Weather Service and FOX 10 Phoenix.

Scottsdale considers tightening laws on noise and nuisances from short-term rentals and invites public input on tree planting for its "Beat the Heat" initiative.

ADOT announces a weekend closure of southbound I-17 lanes in Phoenix from May 10-13 for pavement work, with detours via SR 74, Lake Pleasant Pkwy, and Loop 303. Further closures expected in the coming months.

ADOT warns of traffic jams due to a Rolling Stones concert at State Farm Stadium on May 7, advising fans to leave early and consider alternate routes.