Pinal County leaders were introduced to an advanced planning system from ASU's Decision Theater, offering immersive data analysis for policy decisions.

Williams Unified School District seeks a new board member, with the application process overseen by Coconino County Superintendent Cheryl Mango-Paget until December 2026.

Gilbert, Arizona, prepares for summer with a range of cool-down activities, including splash pads, ice cream, indoor activities, and various events at local venues.

The S’edav Va’aki Museum in Phoenix will close on May 20th for four months of renovations, updating exhibition layouts and its HVAC system. Online resources remain available.

The Surprise Parks & Recreation Department is hosting a puzzle challenge event at the Sierra Montana Recreation Center on June 13, involving a 500-piece puzzle and prizes.

Flagstaff hosts a free EV Ride & Drive event on May 31, 2025, showcasing the latest electric vehicles, with test drives and information sessions on sustainability and EV ownership.

A TikTok influencer's child drowned in a pool accident, spurring discussions on water safety and preventive measures in Chandler, as experts cite it as a leading cause of death for young children in Arizona.

Maricopa County Board greenlights the FY 2026 budget, focusing on public safety funding, tax rate reduction, and major projects like a new animal shelter.

Mohave County SWAT fatally shot Case Taylor Chrouser in Lake Havasu City after he fired at them during a standoff related to a domestic violence case.

Lupita Mendoza received the Lifetime Achievement Award from APAAC for her dedication at the Cochise County Attorney's Office, where she has worked for over 20 years.

An elderly woman was killed and a man critically injured in a Phoenix shooting; police don't seek additional suspects and the investigation is ongoing.

Arizona Supreme Court upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against the state's liquor licensing department, sided with the agency's discretionary authority in licensing matters.

Yavapai College in Arizona was locked down due to a phone threat; no threat was found after police sweeps, and the college remained closed for the day.