Bryan Chapman becomes Chandler’s new police chief, succeeding the retired Sean Duggan, with 28 years of law enforcement experience and leaving his role as Assistant Police Chief in Phoenix.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced she won't seek reelection, creating an impactful shift in the upcoming Senate race and strategic party planning in Arizona.

A recent poll shows Trump narrowly leading Biden in Arizona, with independent voters slightly favoring Biden. The poll also touches on Senate races and voter concerns such as the economy and immigration.

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema announced she will not seek re-election in 2024, sidestepping a three-way race and clearing a direct contest between Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Kari Lake.

Mesa Public Library celebrates National Read An E-Book Week, promoting digital reading with free e-books and apps for cardholders, highlighting convenience, ecological benefits, and a vast selection of titles for all ages.

The newly-opened Caesars Republic Scottsdale, an 11-story, 265-room hotel, marks Caesars Entertainment's first non-gaming hotel, adjacent to Scottsdale Fashion Square mall and aiming to blend upscale accommodation with shopping experiences.

The Avondale Fire Department is distributing free smoke alarms in Old Town Avondale in partnership with the Arizona Burn Foundation to promote fire safety.

Avondale residents can safely dispose of sensitive documents at a free shredding event at City Hall on April 11, where Access Corp will provide professional shredding services.

Mesa expands its College Promise program, now offering tuition coverage for residents 24+ at Mesa Community College. The program aims to remove financial barriers and boost higher education access, supporting the city's workforce goals.

Arizona's Superintendent, Tom Horne, is working to ensure better Holocaust education in schools, noting that current teaching levels are inadequate. A new bill seeks to strengthen requirements for this crucial historical instruction.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed Senate Bill 1231, which targeted unauthorized border crossings, due to concerns over its effectiveness and constitutionality.

Yavapai County is sending corrected sample ballots to residents after a printing error switched party affiliations on nearly 4,000 ballots. The corrected versions are to be mailed by March 5th.

Chase Field will host the Hondo Rodeo and Music Fest from November 7-9, 2024, featuring top country artists like Hank Williams Jr., Brooks & Dunn, and Zac Brown Band, alongside a professional rodeo. Ticket sales begin March 8.