Good morning, Chandler.

A Chandler officer was shot in the line of duty on Monday and is in critical condition after gunfire injured him while a suspect was also hurt and taken to a hospital.

Primavera will appear before the Arizona Charter Board at 10 a.m. today to present new evidence in its fight to stay open after receiving D letter grades.

The school offers graduating students a $500 scholarship for essays on its support (a move criticized by a local parent who said it rewards lower GPAs) while the funds come from Verano Learning Partners.

Two students with Chandler ties received 2025 Empowering Diversity Scholarships awarded by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona and Fiesta Sports Foundation—Ardyn Schmidtknecht from Seton Catholic Prep and ASU electrical engineering major Zan Saleem—who will use the awards to help them pursue higher education.

Maricopa County broke ground on a new tabulation and election center on May 22 + the center will support secure and efficient election processing with expanded equipment storage and processing capacity, and it is set to open in summer.

Chandler’s city manager Josh Wright announced on May 29 he will resign on Aug 1 after nearly four years to become the University of Arizona’s chief facilities and planning officer.

A Chandler native who joined city government in 2017 after work in Wickenburg and Marana, he will continue his career close to home—maintaining his local ties.

The Senate will soon consider a budget bill that may cut billions from SNAP—possibly forcing states to cover part of the cost and affecting nearly a million Arizonans who rely on food assistance.

Experts warn the potential benefit loss could worsen food insecurity for families, seniors and children as living costs rise.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell said she pushed for higher bond rules after seven Colombian nationals—accused in several East Valley burglaries—were arrested and placed at risk of fleeing under current nonviolent guidelines.

MBBC Dance Company - We Love NY

7:30-9 p.m. — Chandler Center for the Arts — family-friendly — Celebrate the vibrant spirit of New York City through a variety of dance performances by talented dancers of all ages.

Innerlight Dance Recital

5-6:30 p.m. — Chandler Center for the Arts — Ticket info unavailable — Experience a showcase of talent at the Innerlight Dance Recital.

Micstock Comedy Brunch

1-2:30 p.m. — Mic Drop Comedy — Ticket required — A groovy 1960s-themed comedy show with brunch, trivia, and a costume contest.

Physics Camp and Augmented Reality Adventure for Kids

Morning — Sky Zone Trampoline Park — Various pricing options — Engage in hands-on physics experiments and explore augmented reality with Osmo.

Toyland Dance Showcase

2-5 p.m. — Chandler Center for the Arts — Check website for ticket info — Experience a delightful showcase of dance from the Tempe Dance & Talent Factory.

Learn to Dive

8-9 a.m. — Nozomi Aquatic Center — AAU fee required — Dive into a new experience and master the fundamentals of springboard diving.

Chandler Networking Event

9:30-10:30 a.m. — BBB Pacific Southwest, Central & Inland California - Phoenix — $25 drop-in fee — Build connections and amplify your business at this inspiring networking gathering.

Peter Fowler & Tristan Bowling Comedy Show

9:45-11:15 PM — Mic Drop Comedy — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughter with NYC comedian Peter Fowler and local favorite Tristan Bowling.

Bollywood Summer Party with DJ Browny

9:30 p.m. – 2 a.m. — Mijana — $19.99+ — Dance the night away to the hottest Bollywood beats in a vibrant summer atmosphere.

On-Site Tour of Assisted Living Services

9 a.m.-7 p.m. — Brookdale Chandler Ray Road — Free entry — Explore personalized assisted living services in a welcoming community designed for seniors.