ADOT commences a major $9.2 million pavement project on SR 89A Spur in Prescott Valley from April 6, with one lane open in each direction to minimize traffic delays.

Arizona Governor Hobbs and Assistant House Leader Gutierrez criticize a Republican-led committee for delaying vital health care funding for the disabled, accusing it of political gamesmanship at the expense of urgent care needs.

Avondale is hosting KidFest on April 12 to celebrate children, with activities and educational play at Friendship Park, free transit, and community sponsors.

The SUV driver who caused a school bus crash near Tucson tested positive for marijuana and is charged with aggravated assault. There were no fatalities, but several were injured.

Buckeye prepares for its 27th Annual Spring Celebration on April 12, featuring an egg hunt, decorating stations, photo ops with the Easter Bunny, bounce houses, a petting zoo, and food vendors. Activities may require a small fee.

Eight international students at Arizona State University risk deportation after visa revocations, causing anxiety among peers and prompting rallies for a sanctuary campus.

Canine Safety Day in Scottsdale aims to educate pet owners on safe hiking with dogs in heat, featuring expert tips and emergency strategies at various trailheads.

Arizona health officials launch Healthy Horizons campaign to combat declining child vaccination rates, emphasizing vaccine benefits through a video series with pediatricians.

Tombstone announces a possible City Council quorum at Jeff Ikirt's funeral, assuring no official business will occur.

A Texas woman was sentenced to 18 months in prison for her part in a scheme to defraud the IRS by hacking a tax firm and obtaining over $2.5 million in fraudulent refunds.

Local businesses expect higher costs due to President Trump's 10% tariff on imports, affecting veterinary practices like Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit in Phoenix. Global leaders express concerns about trade war risks and economic consequences.

Surprise, Arizona campaigns for an IKEA store with a parody catalog and a series of quirky events, demonstrating residents' desire for the retailer as revealed by local surveys.

Journalist Christina Estes joins Vice Mayor Ann O’Brien’s office as Communications Director, bringing her expertise after reporting on Phoenix's municipal affairs for years.