Queen Creek Police Department tightens safety measures for graduation season, emphasizing responsible celebration, traffic awareness, and curfew adherence.

Casa Grande announced night-time sewer maintenance starting May 21, expected to last six weeks, with work hours from 8 PM to 4 AM along Kortsen Road and Cottonwood Lane.

The city of Goodyear plans to increase primary property taxes by 2%, resulting in an added $303,271 in revenue, affecting homeowners with higher taxes.

Maricopa County Department of Public Health is hosting a D.A.D. Baby Shower to support and empower fathers, with health screenings, educational classes, and family-friendly activities scheduled for June 7.

Maricopa County and Clear Channel Outdoor are using digital billboards to broadcast information on heat relief sites to help residents during the Arizona summer.

Surprise calls for blood donations with Vitalant, citing the summer decline in contributions. Blood drive dates are provided; appointments encouraged for faster service. Donors may receive gifts and contest entries, including for a Volkswagen.

The NCMEC reported a significant rise in online predator incidents in 2024, with children frequently targeted on gaming and social media platforms. The Maricopa County Attorney launched an initiative to help parents safeguard their children.

ICE agents arrested several people at a Phoenix immigration court, inciting protests. The event caused a strong response from officials and highlighted fears of immigrants facing detention despite legal compliance.

The DOJ has ended its investigation into the Phoenix Police Department and rescinded findings of constitutional violations, a shift following Trump's 2024 win.

Arizona's Department of Public Safety receives a $440,000 grant for traffic safety initiatives aimed at reducing serious crashes, with funds allocated to various programs including DUI enforcement and distracted driving.

A man died in a Scottsdale shooting; another was arrested and hospitalized without injuries. The police assured the incident was isolated with no community threat.

Avian influenza has been confirmed at a commercial farm in Maricopa County, Arizona. Affected poultry have been quarantined and egg distribution halted. No human transmission reported.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes criticizes the Social Security Administration for service failings that impact Arizonans and demands action to resolve the issues.