Camp Ignite in Surprise, Arizona, offers high school girls a chance to learn fire safety and life skills from June 23-27, with applications due by May 16.

Cochise County schedules a work session to discuss local impacts of the growing Mexican wolf population on May 8, 2025, with no public comment but attendance options.

Mesa man Terrell Maurice Mars was arrested for robbing a credit union with a glue gun and subsequently caught; the FBI and Mesa Police are investigating.

ADOT warns of full closures on State Route 88 due to a paving project affecting an 11-mile stretch near the Theodore Roosevelt Dam from April 29 to May 15.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 232 individuals with immigration offenses during a week-long crackdown as part of Operation Take Back America.

San Luis is focusing on historic preservation and public art, seeking resident input via a survey to guide the city’s economic and cultural development.

Arizona Attorney General declares unlicensed sale of THC-infused foods and beverages illegal, affecting products from THC sodas to edibles, regardless of federal permissions.

Governor Katie Hobbs promotes Arizona's booming construction sector through the BuildItAZ Apprenticeship Initiative, which has doubled apprentices and received a new $3 million investment.

Pima Animal Care Center is facing overcrowding with over 520 dogs housed and 880 in foster care, urging community support for adoption, fostering, and responsible pet care practices. They offer free spay/neuter, microchipping, and vaccinations.

Mexican national Teodoro Diaz-Ochoa has been indicted on firearms and immigration charges, including possession of firearms by an alien and reentry after removal.

Arizona held a drug takeback event with AG Mayes and the DEA, providing a free way to safely dispose of medications and highlighting the fight against opioid addiction.

Matthew Segundo was sentenced to life in prison plus 91.5 years for sexually abusing three children, with Maricopa County Attorney's Office emphasizing the victims' bravery.

Phoenix holds the She Matters Equity Forum on May 9 to promote gender equity in the workforce with discussions, a resource fair, Mayor Gallego's keynote, and community engagement.