Mesa Police Department announces a DUI enforcement campaign for the Memorial Day weekend, focusing on preventing impaired driving from May 23-26 during peak evening hours.

Nubia Gonzalez was sentenced to four years of probation for stealing over $36,000 from a Scottsdale school's parent group. She must also repay the funds and cannot contact the victims.

Vigilante groups targeting alleged child predators in Arizona have led to arrests, but raise legal and safety concerns, with law enforcement stressing the importance of professional investigations.

Phoenix, AZ, is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching over 100°F midweek and staying warm with low 70s at night, with low chances of rain and low humidity.

AzEIP is seeking public input on a proposed dispute resolution procedure between SPAs and State Agencies as part of the IDEA Part C Coordinator role. Comments are accepted from May 20 to June 19, 2025.

Sedona Airport has been named the 2025 ADOT Airport of the Year, recognized for its community engagement, safety enhancements, sustainability, and technological upgrades.

Maricopa celebrates high school seniors who've balanced education with city jobs, contributing to community services, with Mayor Nancy Smith praising their dedication and impact on the city's growth.

Mark Coronado Park in Surprise, Arizona, will be closed from May 26 to June 13 for routine maintenance, with alternatives suggested at surpriseaz.gov/Parks.

Landscaper Manuel Vega Lopez was fatally shot in Gilbert; renter Wyatt Ford has been charged with second-degree murder.

Intoxicated patron Mario Franco was fatally shot after firing a gun outside a Peoria bar; two armed individuals intervened, preventing further injuries.

Mesa Police issued a Silver Alert for missing 80-year-old David Terry last seen near Pueblo and Crismon in Mesa, Arizona.

Arizona election officials Eslir Musta and Tonia A. Tunnell join the National Standards Board for Election Administration to aid in updating voting standards.

Phoenix celebrates 602 Day on June 2, 2025, with over 250 local businesses offering discounts to honor the city's area code and promote community spirit.