Former Phoenix officer Germayne Cunningham and wife Lisa seek jail release after death penalty is dropped in their daughter's murder case. Their attorneys argue for modified release following this legal shift, while the state fears they may flee.

Anna Hernandez joins the Phoenix city council after winning the election, motivated by her brother's death by police. She and others demand police reform and transparency.

Scottsdale police fatally shot a man who threatened someone with a gun; a K9 officer was also injured. The suspect, Joseph Santos, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Medina Station's planned mixed-use development in Mesa will feature retail and apartment housing, anchored by national retailers like Dick's Sporting Goods and Target. It represents a $150 million investment in the area's growth.

Lake Havasu City receives a $969,750 grant for upgrades to Rotary Community Park, including better accessibility with new restrooms, shade structures, widened sidewalks, and Mobi-mats for beach access.

The U.S. Attorney's Office charged over 225 individuals for immigration crimes in Arizona in a week, including illegal entry, re-entry, and smuggling.

Centerline on Glendale, a new 368-unit affordable housing community in West Valley, offers various amenities and caters to diverse residents, including families and the disabled.

San Luis officials decided against a property tax measure planned for May 2025 after budget review and public input, seeking other ways to balance the budget.

Senators, led by Mark Kelly, demand answers from Trump and VA Secretary Collins about mass layoffs at the VA, impacting Veterans Crisis Line staff and others.

The Board of Supervisors proclaimed March 12th as Procurement Professionals' Day, March 17th-21st as Public Defense Week, and April as Fair Housing Month, honoring local professionals and highlighting significant societal values.

Litchfield Park hosts a free outdoor movie night featuring 'Garfield' at Jackie Robinson Ballfield, with family-friendly screenings under the stars starting around 6:30 p.m.

Arizona's Attorney General settled with Urban Wood, LLC for failing to deliver custom furniture, mandating a $32,000 restitution payment and future compliance measures.

The Trump administration's DOGE has canceled leases for 24 federal offices in Arizona to cut costs, with unclear effects on local services and employment.