Zaxby's plans to open its first restaurant in Queen Creek, Arizona, while Sexy Roman, a new Italian dining concept, is set to open at the W Scottsdale hotel. Both establishments aim to enhance the Phoenix dining scene.

Noah Johnson was appointed as the first Assistant Chief of Police for the Queen Creek Police Department, bringing over 25 years of law enforcement experience to the role.

Arizona Corporation Commission Chair Kevin Thompson stated that reopening the closed Cholla Power Plant would cost ratepayers nearly $2 billion, emphasizing the impracticality and complexity of such a move.

Casa Grande community dedicated the Pinal County Veterans Memorial, honoring fallen local military members, with a ceremony capturing solemn reflections and generational respect.

Arizona DPS adds 54 new State Troopers from its 37th class; some are experienced lateral officers. They will undergo a 12-week field training program.

A man from Pennsylvania was sentenced to 42 months in prison for running a fraudulent online refund scheme, resulting in over $2.6 million in losses to retailers.

Phoenix to have a wet week start with showers and possible thunderstorms; high near 93°F and gusty winds. Precipitation chances continue into the evening with mild temps.

The Arizona Corporation Commission has introduced new policies to curb business filing fraud, including a dual-identification requirement and an LLC Signing Authority Form.

Phoenix plans to raise its primary property tax revenue by 1.22%, costing homeowners with $100,000 properties an additional $1.53 annually. A public hearing is set for June 18, 2025.

Chandler's Alma School Road is closed for repair due to a watermain break, with detours in place for southbound traffic between Queen Creek and Ocotillo roads. Repair work is expected to continue into next week.

ARIZONA@WORK provides support through career fairs and workshops for workers laid off due to Nikola Corporation's facility closures in Coolidge and Phoenix.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 257 individuals with immigration-related crimes in one week as part of Operation Take Back America.

A Jamaican national has been indicted in Tucson, Arizona, for his alleged role in a lottery fraud scheme that preyed on senior citizens across the United States. The charges include wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, each carrying significant penalties if convicted.