The City of Surprise adjusts services for Juneteenth, closing offices and altering trash collection, library, and recreation schedules; residents can follow changes via the MySurprise App.

Goodyear is set to replace its usual fireworks with a drone light show for the Fourth of July event at Goodyear Ballpark, featuring live music, food trucks, and family entertainment.

Coconino County plans to raise primary property tax rates slightly and maintain consistent secondary rates for public health and flood control, with a minor increase for library services, inviting public comment before the June 24 hearing.

Maricopa County officials are embroiled in a lawsuit and heated dispute over election administration responsibilities and funding, with disagreements and accusations escalating the conflict.

Experts clarify water management and HB 2753 at a Casa Grande Board of Supervisors session, addressing social media misinformation on effluent and recharge.

Four Tucson residents were indicted on federal charges related to an April shooting at an undercover police officer's vehicle, with counts for discharging and using a firearm, and one accused as an accessory after the fact.

Two teenagers were detained following a police chase and officer-involved shooting in Mesa; there were no officer injuries, and one suspect had a hand injury.

Senators Gallego and Cantwell, with Representatives Ansari and Salinas, introduced the Roadless Area Conservation Act to make the Roadless Rule permanent, protecting 58.5 million acres of forest from development.

Eloy residents are invited to EloyTalks to discuss the city's future in the General Plan Update. Peter Kageyama will lead the event on June 21 at City Hall.

Tolleson became the first city to join the Greater Phoenix Equality Chamber of Commerce, emphasizing its commitment to LGBTQ+ diversity and inclusion.

AG Mayes and a coalition criticize the Trump administration's use of the California National Guard against protestors as unlawful and unconstitutional.

A man was found with gunshot wounds in a south Phoenix home; his injuries were serious but not life-threatening. Police began an investigation with no suspects disclosed yet.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes warns of a rise in scam texts posing as government entities, which aim to steal personal data or money. The public is advised to be cautious, not to trust unexpected requests, and to report suspicious texts.