Mesa Public Library is offering resources and activities for sustainable living, highlighting the TrickleStar energy monitor, a Seed Library, and Earth Day workshops to encourage Mesa residents to live greener.

Phoenix may set a new heat record, with 53 days already at 110°F or more, matching its 2020 record. An extreme heat wave endangers health, with Maricopa County facing a high number of heat-related deaths.

ASU wrestler Richard Figueroa wins the NCAA Division 1 Championship, inspiring the campus after overcoming injury and contributing to the team's sixth-place finish.

Kari Lake, formerly running for AZ governor, chose not to defend against a defamation lawsuit by Recorder Stephen Richer, moving directly to the damages phase.

Goodyear has introduced GY Alerts to inform residents of emergencies through texts, emails, and calls, emphasizing public safety with customizable notifications.

Councilmember Paula Devine is retiring from the Glendale City Council after a decade of service and a career including education and volunteerism. A farewell reception is scheduled for April 4, 2024.

A Mesa widow seeks justice after her husband was killed by a driver allegedly going 155 mph. She remembers him as a dedicated family man and public servant. The driver faces charges.

An Arizona police sergeant recognized and facilitated the arrest of a robbery suspect featured on a Silent Witness segment after nearly a year since the crime took place.

Phoenix residents seek to secure alleyways through gating, with the city council increasing funds for such initiatives. Homeowners must get support to qualify, battling bureaucracy and high costs for safety.

Chief Patrol Agent Sean McGoffin discussed the challenges of managing the Yuma Sector's border security operations with ABC15, highlighting increased migrant encounters and the need for collaboration and resources.

Michael Beck has been appointed as the new head of Scottsdale's public library system, bringing over 30 years of public service experience to enhance the city's library services.

Apache Junction invites winter residents to subscribe to their AJ Weekly Newsletter to stay informed about local events and news even after returning home.

Phoenix's Deer Valley industrial expansion is driven by high demand from semiconductor suppliers and others. About 2 million square feet of new space, 60% pre-leased, is nearing market introduction near major transportation hubs.