Arizona is becoming a hub for tech innovation with major advancements in AI and supercomputing by AMD and Nvidia. The state's growth is supported by the CHIPS and Science Act, drawing companies for manufacturing and testing.

Phoenix artist Susan Morse was fatally shot by her son, Aaron Morse, who faces second-degree murder charges. She was remembered for her art and hospitality.

Surprise Police investigate after a worker found human remains at a landfill; the identity and cause of death are being determined with the Medical Examiner’s Office. No suspicion of foul play announced yet.

Phoenix is forecasted to have brief rain, then clear skies and warm temperatures through the weekend and into midweek, according to the National Weather Service.

Lori Vallow Daybell's trial reached day eight, with defense opting not to present evidence. She faces conspiracy in her fourth husband's murder. Daybell believes the state lacks evidence. Jury instruction to start April 17.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Janette Corral, Nicole Hartley, and Brian Palmer as judges to Maricopa County Superior Court, all bringing diverse legal backgrounds.

An 86-year-old from Apache Junction was scammed out of $82,000 after giving remote computer access to a fraudster. Police arrested two men in connection with the crime.

A hiker in the Superstition Mountains was bitten by a snake and rescued by search teams, emphasizing the need for preparedness and vigilance in the wilderness.

Arizona wins its fourth Clearie Award for its Election Administration Student Fellowship Program, praised by the EAC for contributing to smooth election operations.

Coconino County declared January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month, highlighting the local impact of the issue and the efforts of a new specialized unit to address it.

Senator Gallego opposes a planned tax on Mexican tomatoes, citing potential price hikes and job losses in the US, especially in Arizona. He advocates for the Tomato Suspension Agreement to prevent these outcomes.

Sen. Gallego supports the Invest to Protect Act to enhance training and resources for small and mid-sized police departments, including Tribal forces.

Goodyear Police Officer Michael Bonasera is using AI to create more realistic suspect sketches, hoping to improve leads in criminal cases and revive cold cases.