Arizona passed a law, HB2484, restricting student cellphone use in schools to curb distractions and improve focus, with exceptions for emergencies and educational purposes.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office SWAT team won the Sgt Tieman Memorial Bearcat Pull for the third time, raising about $5,000 for the Arizona Special Olympics.

The installation of a new storm drain on 96th Avenue from Van Buren to Roosevelt Street will cause traffic disruptions from April 21, with closures and altered routes until July 2025.

The second week of Lori Vallow Daybell's trial included testimonies about life insurance and social security, revealing she was not the beneficiary of her late husband's policy.

Arizona's Education Superintendent Tom Horne threatens to cut $1.5 million in federal funding from Kyrene School District over their DEI policies, demanding removal of DEI references by April 24.

April brings various deals and Tax Day specials, such as discounts at Grimaldi's Pizzeria and STK Steakhouse, and freebies at Ziggi's Coffee. Buyers are advised to wait for better deals on summer clothes and furniture.

City of Hope opens a new, comprehensive cancer treatment center in North Scottsdale, aimed at improving local access to care and reducing the need for patients to travel around the city for different services.

After her wheelchair was stolen, Gilbert, AZ resident Paula Gillette-West received a new one financed by a charitable ABC15 viewer, restoring her independence.

Gabby Petito's father joined Daniel Robinson's father in Arizona to search for the missing geologist alongside volunteers and law enforcement. The families share a bond over their losses and advocate for missing persons.

A hit-and-run in Tempe, Arizona, resulted in a fatality. The suspect was arrested after a foot chase in Scottsdale by police. Details and identities remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Domestic violence survivors, including gunshot survivor Vanessa Martinez, gathered in Chandler to advocate for change and support each other, highlighting the importance of advocacy and available resources like the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

Phoenix's weekly forecast predicts sunny days with highs in the mid-90s and cooler nights in the high 60s, with a chance of showers towards the weekend.

Chandler City Council considers a $475 million bond for infrastructure without raising property taxes, targeting streets, parks, and public safety, with a voter decision on April 24.