Arizona's HB2388, sponsored by Rep. David Marshall, increases legal protections for anonymous crime tipsters, aiming to maintain the confidentiality of their identities and encourage public participation in crime reporting.

Avondale announces its Memorial Day plans, highlighting a ceremony at the Civic Center, closures of city services, and operational recreational facilities. Public transport will run on a limited schedule.

Arizona launches Heat Awareness Week to educate residents on extreme heat risks and safety measures, including a new website, heat.az.gov, and daily themed advice on heat-related health protection.

Peoria's AM/PM Summer Camp Program offers STEAM activities and field trips. It operates May 27-July 23 for ages 5-14, provides meals, and has weekly rates. A Meet & Greet event is scheduled for May 23.

Chandler City Council plans to lower its primary property tax rate for the 10th year in a row in the fiscal year 2025-26, maintaining services without compromising finances.

Apache Junction invites residents to give feedback on a new Reading Garden at the public library, aiming to enhance community and learning through features like an amphitheater and native flora.

The City of Maricopa announces a public hearing on May 6, 2025, for discussion on a proposed 0.5% tax increase, with implementation possibly starting October 1, 2025.

A coalition of 18 states, led by Arizona AG Kris Mayes, is suing the Trump Administration for halting wind energy development, claiming it violates federal law and undermines clean energy goals.

Arizona's I-17 Improvement Project introduces new traffic patterns near Black Canyon City with a temporary shift of northbound traffic into flex lanes.

The Casa Grande Public Library has a variety of activities from May 5-10 and will close May 17-24 for the Summer Reading Program. Events are detailed in their newsletter.

Lake Havasu City is accepting applications for city board and commission positions, with various roles available for interested residents to apply by May 31, 2024.

Arizona's Department of Forestry and Fire Management initiates wildfire prevention projects in Yavapai County, including mastication and handwork fuel reduction efforts.

An AI-generated impact statement was used in an Arizona courtroom, where it presented a message from a road rage victim, Chris Pelkey, during sentencing.