Developers submitted plans for The Parque, a $1 billion redevelopment of Scottsdale's former CrackerJax site including residential units, retail, a hotel, and office space.

The Phoenix City Council voted 8-1 to raise the city sales tax from 2.3% to 2.8% to avoid a $40 million budget shortfall and maintain public services like police and fire departments. Groceries remain untaxed under the new increase.

Two separate crashes in Phoenix left one woman dead, a man and child critically injured, and several hospitalized; a driver showed impairment signs, and investigations are ongoing.

Arizona resumes the death penalty with the scheduled execution of Aaron Brian Gunches for the 2002 murder of Ted Price, marking the state's first execution since late 2022.

Phoenix's spring weather forecast promises sunny days, with temperatures rising from 73 to 96 degrees over the week and clear nights cooling to the high 40s to mid 60s.

Peoria's AM/PM Summer Camp Program for ages 5-14 offers STEAM activities, field trips, and Club choices. It runs from May 27-July 23 with full and part-time rates, including meals and activities. Registration is open with a May 23 Meet & Greet event.

Waunita Rayburn was named the 2024 Good Neighbor award recipient in Peoria for her outstanding community work, receiving a $50 gift certificate and hosting a neighborhood block party.

Arizona's SCR 1003 proposes adjusting lawmakers' salaries to the cost of living, potentially doubling pay, and sparking debate on fiscal responsibility.

The Arizona Highway Patrol Division has expanded its online presence by launching social media accounts to share traffic updates, safety tips, and department activities.

Pinal County Supervisor Stephen Q. Miller expressed frustration over legislative hurdles impeding solutions to the county's water crisis, particularly the obstruction of crucial water-related bills.

Scottsdale's third annual Family ArtsFest at SkySong on March 21-22 will feature student art, performances, and activities, with community outreach including a fundraiser for local programs.

Mesa promotes Fix a Leak Week to combat water waste and encourage residents and businesses to repair leaks, potentially saving 10,000 gallons of water per household annually.

Rep. Gail Griffin highlights the need for more data on Arizona's rural groundwater to make informed water policy decisions, citing potential water supply longevity and advocating for legislation to conserve water and improve groundwater management.