Peoria is facing road construction that has resulted in closures on 83rd and 91st Avenues, causing detours and delays, with local traffic control and hotlines provided for assistance.

Peoria Public Libraries launch a Summer Reading Program encouraging daily reading and offering prizes for participants, with a registration available online.

Mesa Police Department has begun a 20-month renovation of its headquarters to update systems and improve security, facilities, and community engagement.

Litchfield Park has opened registration for its Fall Coach Pitch baseball program for kids aged 7-8, with options to sign up in person, by phone, or online.

Three men received prison sentences for a drive-by shooting in Tempe that killed a child and wounded others, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.

Rep. Gail Griffin calls for the removal of the Mexican gray wolf from Endangered Species Act protections, citing threats to rural Arizona industries and the high cost of the reintroduction program.

Glendale's communications team wins two PRSA Anvil Awards, showcasing their expertise in media relations and government PR.

Senator Mark Kelly visited a Phoenix rehab center to discuss Medicaid cuts' impact and co-hosted an event to aid seniors with services. He also toured local businesses, reaffirming his support for community challenges.

Mesa City Council approved a $2.79 billion budget emphasizing public safety and community services, including new fire stations, a police substation, and library expansion.

Arizona officials warn of an increase in rattlesnake bites among dogs, including an incident in Gold Canyon where a Chihuahua was severely bitten. Owners are urged to remain vigilant and seek immediate veterinary care post-bite.

Three men receive prison terms for a 2023 Tempe drive-by shooting that killed a 5-year-old and injured two others.

An officer and a suspect were shot in Apache Junction after the suspect fired on police during a confrontation. Both were hospitalized, and an investigation is underway by EVCIRT.

Maricopa County begins construction on a new tabulation and election center to improve election efficiency, security, and transparency, slated to open by Summer 2027.