Kris Mayes, Arizona AG, joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging a Trump order that froze federal funding for EV charging infrastructure, which may cost Arizona $48 million.

Osvaldo Campa and Pablo Manuel Escobar Castillo were arrested for multiple armed robberies targeting Phoenix eateries and gas stations. They used firearms to steal cash and items and were caught on video. Both confessed upon arrest.

Phoenix is facing extreme heat with temperatures hitting the triple digits, breezy conditions, and only slight night-time cooling expected in the coming days.

Arizona gas prices dropped 70 cents from last year but recently surged by 53 cents. Prices vary within the state and across the U.S., with geopolitical issues and seasonal demand affecting costs. AAA advises on fuel conservation measures.

Skeletal remains were found at the Tovrea Castle property in Phoenix during a home demolition, with the person's identity and cause of death yet to be determined.

Attorney General Mayes and a coalition secured a preliminary court order to block a Trump administration Executive Order that sought to dissolve IMLS, MBDA, and FMCS. The agencies are crucial for libraries, minority businesses, and labor resolution.

Jacob Johnson has been appointed as Scottsdale's permanent Emergency Manager after serving as Acting Emergency Manager and earning the Certified Emergency Manager designation.

Metronet is installing fiber in Casa Grande, causing temporary traffic changes on Florence Boulevard and 6th Street starting May 12. The work requires driver caution and will last approximately two weeks.

Buckeye city gained a AAA Bond Rating from Fitch Ratings and plans to issue $75 million in bonds for street and public safety improvements, confirmed by voters in the November 2024 Election.

ADOT advises on summer travel safety, emphasizing hydration and vehicle maintenance to combat Arizona's intense heat, and encourages carrying extra water and emergency kits.

Surprise City Council reappoints Presiding Judge Louis Frank Dominguez and Associate Judge Catherine A. Gaudreau for another four years starting July 1.

Maricopa County launches a parental choice program at Queen Creek Library, allowing families to restrict their children's access to certain books to match family values.

The Arizona House passed HB2112, aiming to protect minors from online adult content by requiring age verification. The bill awaits the governor’s approval.