Lucinda Andreani will receive the Public Safety Impact Award from ASCE at Lowell Observatory for her contributions to civil engineering and public safety projects.

Litchfield Park hosts a Dive In Movie event featuring "Lyle, Lyle Crocodile" on June 14, with floating pool viewing from 7:30-9:00 pm; tickets are $6, or free for Rec Center members.

An apartment complex on Mesquite Avenue was evacuated after a kitchen fire broke out; no injuries were reported and the fire was controlled quickly. Firefighters remained on-site for overhaul operations and the cause is under investigation.

Arizona House Rep. Teresa Martinez launches a Statewide Fitness Challenge, with Boys & Girls Clubs children participating, and Mike Tyson attending the Capitol event.

Yavapai County warns of a scam where callers pose as the Sheriff's Office, asking for payments to avoid arrest. Residents are urged not to pay and to report such calls.

Senator Ruben Gallego advocates to preserve the EPA's Energy Star program, emphasizing its role in saving consumers money and promoting energy efficiency.

Maricopa County detected its third Avian Influenza case in a poultry farm this year; prompt measures and biosecurity are being implemented to contain the spread.

Lil Wayne announces "Tha Carter VI Tour" with a Phoenix stop on August 29 and album release on June 6. Tyga and Belly Gang Kushington will join as supporting acts.

OdySea Aquarium in Scottsdale introduces a high-tech lobby with a 360-degree digital projection of marine life, offering guests an immersive undersea experience.

A fatality occurred on I-10 near Jefferson Street in Phoenix after a person was hit by multiple vehicles; officials are investigating and requesting public assistance.

A violent attempted robbery involving pepper spray at Scottsdale Eyewear left the local small business community shaken. No serious injuries or theft occurred, and the suspects are still at large.

Two individuals were found dead with gunshot wounds in a Yuma, Arizona house fire that was determined to be arson. Firefighters discovered both victims, and no one else was found in the home. Authorities are investigating and seeking information.

Phoenix is gearing up for a heatwave with temperatures predicted to hit 107 degrees by Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. The city will experience mostly sunny days and clear nights, with mild winds throughout the week.