Glendale Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Persons of Interest After Deadly Shooting at El Camaron Gigante
Glendale Police seek public help after a mass shooting at El Camaron Gigante Mariscos & Steakhouse, identifying three persons of interest. Three were killed and five injured in the incident.
Stray Bullets Ignite Safety Concerns in Phoenix and Hamilton After Injuring Man and Killing Indian Student
Javier Zamarron was hit by a stray bullet during a family celebration in Phoenix, while Indian student Harsimrat Randhawa was killed by a stray bullet in Canada, raising safety concerns.
Phoenix Launches Summer Water Smart Teaching Workshops for High School Educators to Bolster Water Conservation Efforts
Phoenix Water Services Dept announces Water Smart Teaching workshops for high school teachers to educate on water conservation starting in June, with CEU credits and a potential plant tour prize.
Arizona Governor Hobbs Vetoes Bill Shifting Groundwater Control to Rural Communities Despite Local Support
Governor Hobbs vetoed a bill aimed at giving local control over groundwater management in rural Arizona, opposing a measure that would decentralize authority from the state to local councils.
Bipartisan Effort by Senators Kelly, Tillis, and Coons to Launch Youth Drug Prevention Bill
Senators collaborate on a bipartisan bill to tackle youth drug use through PSAs and contests, enhancing the DOJ's COSSUP to help communities educate teens on substance risks. The initiative has broad support for its preventive approach.












