The Affordable Connectivity Program, providing internet discounts, is running out of funds, affecting many low-income households in Arizona and across the US.

Goodyear, Arizona's population surge brings development and traffic issues, but the city is addressing growth via road projects and planning for amenities and diverse housing.

Derick Myron was arrested in Tuba City for a fatal shooting in Cameron on the Navajo Nation after a manhunt that included a shelter-in-place order for residents.

A woman was shot and killed by Mesa police after she threatened her boyfriend with a knife and ignored police negotiations. No officers were injured in the incident.

A man is critical after a Laveen Village shooting. MCSO detained all involved parties and is investigating the incident with no ongoing danger to the public.

Phoenix expects a week of high temperatures, with daily highs in the mid-90s and comfortable mid-60s at night, according to NWS and FOX 10 Phoenix forecasts.

Avondale is ramping up its Heat Relief Network to provide cooling centers, hydration stations, and weekend services to help residents cope with summer temperatures until September 30.

The InnovationHub @ GoodyearAZ celebrates ten years of aiding entrepreneurs with coaching, technical assistance, and free programs, including a popular Business Basics course.

Gilbert is considering implementing new fees for the use of its EV charging stations, with a public hearing set for June 18; charges could start by August 1, 2024.

Mesa advises residents on watering practices due to rising temperatures and offers incentives for replacing grass with desert landscaping to conserve water.

Chandler is renovating its downtown with three capital projects focusing on aesthetics and infrastructure, including street, sidewalk, and lighting improvements, with completion expected by fall 2024.

Homeowners are responsible for maintaining the gas lines from the meter to their appliances, as stated by the City of Mesa. Regular safety checks and professional repairs are advised to prevent hazards.

The Mesa Police Department will increase patrols for DUI enforcement from May 3-5 during Cinco de Mayo celebrations, urging the public to plan sober rides and report erratic driving.