Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs seeks a quick fix for a delay in receiving $69 million in border security funds due to a federal court stay and manual review process.

Dat Vu was indicted for sex offenses from the early 2000s in Phoenix and Glendale, partially identified through DNA testing of recently processed sexual assault kits.

The Tolleson Police Department announces the retirement of K-9 Sem, a Belgian Malinois who served since 2019, contributing to various apprehensions and narcotics seizures.

Two adults were found dead in a Maricopa home; police and the medical examiner's office are investigating the incident, with no current threat to the public reported.

Mesa police are seeking a suspect involved in a shooting that wounded one near Power Road and Main Street; the victim is hospitalized and the investigation is ongoing.

Country Thunder Arizona 2025 is announced with headliners like Riley Green and Keith Urban; tickets are selling fast, and the event features music, dancing, and after parties from April 10-13 in Florence. Traffic congestion is expected.

Lori Vallow Daybell's murder conspiracy trial in Phoenix continues, with changed jury composition and testimony from a retired detective discussing a lack of biological evidence on the baseball bat allegedly involved.

Chandler’s Golden Neighbors program invites seniors to a free walking event on April 17, including a tour of Tumbleweed Recreation Center and a complimentary pedometer.

National Library Week is being celebrated in Bay Area, with events and resources promoting public libraries as community hubs for books, digital content, and diverse programs.

Cochise County filed injunctions against a property in Ramsey Canyon for zoning violations, addressing concerns over its transformation from a bed-and-breakfast to a busy event venue impacting neighborhood tranquility and the environment.

Phoenix is expected to see sunny skies and increasing temperatures, with the mercury potentially reaching 101 degrees by the end of the week. Calm winds will provide little relief from the heat.

Arizona businesses experience mixed effects of tariffs; a rancher sees potential for market expansion, a small business owner faces increased costs, and the snowbird industry suffers from reduced Canadian engagement.

Lori Vallow Daybell, known as "Doomsday Mom," is coping with legal challenges as she represents herself in an Arizona trial for conspiring to murder her fourth husband, with concerns raised over her legal strategy.