Kari Lake, a new advisor at USAGM, faces a lawsuit from Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty over withheld funds and fear agency cuts, threatening the operations of vital news outlets countering authoritarian propaganda.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office announces an April 30 deadline for individuals to claim lost property, including firearms, jewelry, and electronics, before disposition. Proof of ownership is required.

Cochise County Board of Supervisors settles lawsuit with Daniel LaChance, agreeing to stop jail tax collection and hold a new election, with the intent to resolve electoral concerns.

The Loop 101 southbound off-ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd in Scottsdale is closed for 2 months for widening work. Drivers should take alternative routes.

Vision Gallery's "M | otherworlds" exhibition in Chandler highlights the transformative journey of artists through motherhood, running from March 22 until June 7.

The Arizona Diamondbacks will open their 2025 season against the Chicago Cubs at Chase Field, starting March 27 with giveaways and a pregame ceremony.

Pima Federal Credit Union gains regulatory approval to acquire Republic Bank of Arizona, marking PFCU's expansion into Maricopa County with a $1.5 billion asset portfolio.

Hazmat teams responded to a 3,500-gallon nitric acid spill at Thatcher Company in Buckeye. Officials monitored air quality, no current danger. ADEQ is holding the company accountable.

Gilbert's Mesquite Aquatic Center hosts the free April Pools Day with water activities, safety education, and live music on April 19, promoting community fun and water safety.

Mayor Freeman of Mesa signed the Mayors' Monarch Pledge to aid monarch butterflies and invites the community to help create habitats for these pollinators.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors celebrated seven long-serving employees for their dedicated public service, with tenures ranging from 20 to 30 years.

Casa Grande is hosting environmental activities including a free Household Hazardous Waste Event on March 29, with additional initiatives like Adopt-A-Street and a shredding event.

Taiwan's President William Lai praised TSMC's expansion in Arizona, viewing it as a model for reducing reliance on Chinese chip production and bolstering the US semiconductor industry.