Flagstaff's Sawmill Road is set for overnight pavement repairs, causing closures from the Police Department driveway to Kensington Dr. May 6-8. Detours will redirect traffic.

Pinal County overhauls Papoose Road, citing resident suggestions and demonstrating responsiveness to local input for improved safety and infrastructure maintenance.

Yui Inoue has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering her two children in 2021 and also received additional charges for child abuse and disorderly conduct.

Teenager William Hines was sentenced to 12 years for manslaughter in Maricopa County, with an additional five years for DUI, after a Halloween party incident led to Preston Lord's death.

Phoenix launches "Mental Health Matters" campaign during Mental Health Awareness Month, providing resources and a free community resource fair at the Travis L. Williams Family Services Center on May 8.

"Surprise Lately" updates on Surprise, AZ, including the State of the City review, Community Legend Awards nominations, local activities, and how to stay connected.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed numerous bills and vetoed others, including measures on small claims court limits, victims' rights, health issues, and bans on DEI training. She cited financial prudence and inclusivity in her decisions.

Arizona Court of Appeals upholds the dismissal of a public records lawsuit against Cochise County officials, with the county's response being deemed legally compliant.

The Department of Justice charged 287 individuals in Arizona with immigration-related crimes as part of an initiative against illegal entry and human smuggling.

Senator Gallego supports the release of $50M in funds for Hoover Dam improvements under the Help Hoover Dam Act.

San Luis AZ's Cesar Chavez Cultural Center unveiled new touristic letters designed by local artists, celebrating the city's heritage and stories during Art en la Calle.

The article informs about the fluctuating weather in Phoenix, mentioning rain and thunderstorm chances, with varying temperatures and wind conditions for the upcoming days.

Gilbert's Cactus Yards invites kids 7-14 to join a free MLB Pitch, Hit & Run competition on May 15, with potential to win a trip to the MLB World Series.