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.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes launched a $6 million grant to support Tribal Nations and nonprofits affected by sober living home fraud, with 11 recipients receiving up to $500,000 each.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and team received top honors at National HIDTA Awards for 'Operation Double Down', a successful anti-narcotics effort.

Phoenix has activated its heat relief plan, offering multiple locations for residents to escape the heat until September 30, with expanded services including a 24/7 center, library hours extension, and more cooling stations.

Thompson Thrift began construction on The Gilmore, a mixed-use development in Gilbert, featuring 200,000 square feet of commercial space, 300 luxury apartments, a hotel, and a Safeway grocery store.

Chandler City Council approves a contract renewal for Chandler Flex, an on-demand transit service, ensuring its continuation until 2027, with funding assistance from a federal grant.

Chandler, Arizona, launches heat relief services including a respite center and eight cooling stations with water and snacks to combat rising temperatures. The facilities are open with extended hours during excessive heat warnings.

The Tumbleweed Recreation Center in Chandler has expanded, adding 11k sq ft for community activities, celebrating with a May 17 event including a ribbon-cutting, demos, and activities.

Mesa invites public input on its $2.79 billion FY 2025/26 budget proposal, with meetings set for May 7 and 14 to discuss new projects and departmental budget cuts.

Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix reaffirms her commitment to sustainability with the permanent "Save Water Pledge," encouraging residents to conserve water.

Phoenix's weather forecast includes sunny days, potential showers, and increasing temperatures, with highs near 93°F and a 20% chance of rain on Sunday.

ADOT plans to expand a section of I-10 in Tucson, aiming to improve traffic flow with a $600 million project. Public open houses on May 7 and 14 offer details and community engagement.

Surprise, AZ announces a busy May with multiple events at the Surprise Recreation Complex, advising of increased traffic and advising residents and visitors to plan accordingly.