Senator Gallego opposes Elon Musk's DOGE plans to close SSA offices, emphasizing the need for in-person services, particularly in Arizona's rural areas.

Arizona schools face a DEI policy compliance deadline, with federal funds at risk. Some districts have complied; others, like Tolleson Union, have openly rejected it.

Brandon Begay was arrested for stabbing at Sunset Crater National Monument, charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening.

A shooting stemming from road rage on State Route 347 near Maricopa resulted in minor injuries and traffic delays. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Phoenix forecasts sunny days ahead with rising temperatures, reaching 89 degrees today and potentially 92 degrees by Wednesday. Calm winds with occasional gusts are expected.

ADOT invests $5 million in a wrong-way detection system on Interstate 19, using thermal cameras to alert authorities and drivers of wrong-way vehicles, part of a broader intelligent transportation initiative.

The Surprise Community Legend Awards program is accepting nominations to honor individuals and organizations positively impacting the Surprise community.

Scottsdale confirms Greg Caton as City Manager, Jeff Walther as assistant city manager, and Joe LeDuc as police chief, highlighting their deep commitment to the city.

Pinal County invites public comments on its Draft 2025 Five-Year Transportation Improvement Program, outlining the county's transport projects from 2024-2029.

During National Volunteer Week, the City of Mesa honors over 12,400 volunteers with Main Street banners, recognizing their collective contribution of more than 119,000 hours and saving the city nearly $4 million.

Residents of Tolleson, AZ, are invited to a Paint Night at the local Parks & Rec Center where Brigitte De Marco will offer art guidance for all skill levels on April 24, with a small fee for participation.

Arizona's HB2733 law grants legal immunity to officers who disable drones near the border to combat crime, with bipartisan support and considerations for public safety and civil liberties.

Tolleson's Summer Camp for 1st-6th graders returns with eight weeks of themed activities. Registration is open with fees for residents and non-residents, including meals and trips. Scholarships available.