Maintenance workers in Glendale have a crucial but often overlooked role in public housing, quietly ensuring safe and comfortable homes, as highlighted in a city report. Their diligent service contributes significantly to the community.

Senator Mark Kelly challenged Army leaders on staff cuts at Fort Huachuca's EPG, emphasizing its unique value for electronic warfare testing and potential consequences for military readiness.

Authorities in Surprise, AZ, are investigating after a man was found dead with injuries in a yard; shooting has been ruled out, and the community is considered safe.

Arizona's education chief and some parents criticize Scottsdale Unified's new DEI curriculum, alleging indoctrination. Meanwhile, others defend it and the district maintains its non-partisan integrity.

Gilbert Police fatally shot an armed man during a welfare check; the man had a gun and was killed, with no officers injured. The area was closed for an investigation.

Closing arguments concluded in Lori Vallow Daybell's trial, where she's accused of conspiring to murder Brandon Boudreaux. Daybell, representing herself, presented no defense while the prosecutor emphasized her actions. The jury deliberates Thursday.

Former Arizona state representative Austin Cole Smith is indicted on charges related to election petition forgeries, including a felony for fraudulent schemes.

Phoenix, AZ is facing a hot forecast with days over 100°F, peaking at 113°F. Clear skies, light winds, and very warm nights are expected. Residents are advised to take heat precautions.

Queen Creek officials emphasize safety during Monsoon Awareness Week, advocating preparedness for storms, dust, flood risks, and sharing guidelines for indoor shelter during lightning and avoiding flooded roads.

Goodyear announces a Juneteenth celebration with entertainment and education on June 19 at the Goodyear Recreation Campus. Governor Katie Hobbs is expected to attend.

Flagstaff invites artists to submit qualifications for creating a 3D public art piece at the Switzer Canyon Roundabout, with a July 1, 2025 submission deadline.

Jennifer Alcaida has been indicted on nine felony counts for embezzling over $173,000 from the Town of Parker, including fraudulent activities with town funds and a PPP loan.

Lake Havasu City residents may pay more property taxes due to rising property values, despite stable tax rates.