Good morning, Surprise.

Surprise Police released photos of seven people and are asking the public to help identify suspects in a QuikTrip looting near Bell Road and Loop 303 on Saturday night - about 50 people took part in disorderly conduct.

Surprise Police said a person was in custody after allegedly shooting a man in a residential area near Grand Avenue and Greenway Road on June 16—no other injuries were reported and the victim was taken to a hospital.

Juggler James Reid will perform a next-level display of stunts and humor for all ages at the Surprise Regional Library (16089 N.

Bullard Ave.) from 2 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 21. The performance will feature Reid’s 40 years of experience and requires no registration.

Councilmember Chris Judd is hosting his regular District 6 meeting today at 6 p.m. at Tap House Sports Grill—13699 N.

Litchfield Road—and residents from southeast Surprise are invited to join.

Surprise will end its WeRIDE microtransit pilot program at month-end—federal funds will help cover part of the program costs.

Arizona law bans aerial fireworks, but ground-based fireworks are allowed from June 24 to July 6, and residents who suffer from anxiety are advised to plan ahead by using earplugs, noise-canceling headphones and creating quiet spaces—steps that can help them manage stress during celebrations.

Tracy Peterson, an oncology chaplain with Banner Health, survived stage three pancreatic cancer and renal cell carcinoma—she is now in remission.

She leads a support group that meets the third Wednesday of each month—community members can join through the Banner website.

Perfect Game WWBA West National Championships – 15U / 16U

All day — Surprise Stadium — Entry fees apply — Witness young athletes showcase their talent on the baseball diamond in front of scouts and recruiters.