A community responds to Preston Lord's death by addressing teen violence and the "Gilbert Goons" gang. One suspect accepted a plea deal, while others pled not guilty. The family's nonprofit provides scholarships and CPR classes.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a constable is not liable for deaths occurring while serving an eviction order, as detailed in a legal case following a fatal incident in Tucson.

Care Fair 2025 in Tempe on March 29 offers a chance to engage with local health services and volunteer opportunities, sponsored by SRP and hosted at the Community Complex.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes leads a seven-state coalition opposing a House-passed CR, citing overstepping by the administration and calling for a clean, short-term CR for further debate.

Jordin Sparks to headline Goodyear's music festival featuring a diverse lineup on March 29, promising R&B, mariachi, rock, blues, and country performances.

Gilbert's Public Safety Day on March 29 aims to foster connections between the special needs community and local emergency services through interactive activities.

Arizona DCS is conducting a licensing inquiry into the Mesa group home where 14-year-old Emily Pike, a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, lived before her homicide. Legislation to protect missing Indigenous people is also being considered.

Senators Gallego and Kelly introduced bills to restore staffing at NPS and USFS, addressing service reductions and improving visitor experience, safety, and maintenance of public lands in Arizona.

A man was fatally stabbed in Phoenix near Central Avenue and McDowell Road. The suspect fled the scene, and the police are seeking public assistance and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Fountain Hills residents can discuss community issues with Mayor Linda Friedel at "Coffee with the Mayor" on March 14th at Phil's Filling Station from 8-9 AM.

Maricopa city officials visited Washington D.C. to advocate for local initiatives, including the SR 347 widening project, and discussed self-administration of federal project funds.

Senators Gallego and Kelly introduced the La Paz County Solar Energy and Job Creation Act to acquire federal lands for solar projects, intended to develop the local economy and tap into Arizona's solar energy potential.

Graham County, Arizona, collaborates with SEAHEC on Proyecto Juntos, an NIH-backed mental health initiative prioritizing community needs and local input.