Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs appointed new clerks for Pima and Maricopa County Superior Courts, to maintain efficiency and administration in the judicial system.

The forecast in Phoenix includes mixed sun and clouds, high temperatures in the low to mid-90s early in the week, cooling towards the weekend, with a slight chance of showers by Friday night.

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld a two-year suspension of ex-prosecutor April Sponsel due to ethical misconduct in handling protests-related prosecutions.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 261 individuals for immigration-related crimes, focusing on illegal re-entry and entry, and targeting smugglers as part of Operation Take Back America.

The City of Mesa offers assistance with summer electric bills to qualified residents, with a May 29 application deadline and does not cover SRP customers. Programs for seniors and rent support are also available.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes sues the Trump administration, supported by other states' AGs, to prevent the blocking of pandemic-related education funds for students, especially those in poverty or homelessness.

Phoenix to experience a warm week with near-triple-digit temperatures, turning partly cloudy with slightly cooler evenings, and remaining sunny throughout the week.

Beginning May 1, Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department enforces a fire ban in response to dry conditions and below-average rainfall. The ban includes restrictions on open flames and smoking, with potential extensions depending on weather conditions throughout the summer.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety urges community action to prevent child abuse during National Child Abuse Prevention Month, outlining ways to help and emphasizing reporting abuse.

ASU's new VR biology labs are linked to improved grades and retention in STEM, providing an immersive learning experience that may better engage students.

The article discusses the increasing issue of hidden cameras in vacation rentals and provides advice on how to spot them using techniques like checking for infrared lights and reflective surfaces.

Attorney General Mayes and others urged the U.S. House to maintain a rule limiting bank overdraft fees, stressing consumer protection and criticizing high charges.

Chandler is inviting residents to ChandlerTalks on May 10 for input on the city's General Plan Update, covering growth, development, and housing issues.