Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed HB 2764 to increase protections for dementia patients in memory care facilities, including stricter employment restrictions.

An Arizona woman had repeated issues with leaking solar panels, which were resolved after ABC15 intervened, highlighting the importance of thorough contractor checks.

The Main Library is screening The LEGO Batman Movie on April 13 at 2:00 p.m., providing family-friendly entertainment with snacks and requiring under-12s to have a chaperone.

Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly's murder trial is at the midpoint, involving the shooting of a migrant. Jurors may visit the crime scene, a tactic rarely used in court. The case's outcome could influence the ongoing debate on border security.

A judge ruled in favor of former Arizona AG Tom Horne in a case where he was accused of submitting forged evidence, while no charges were filed against him for alleged illegal campaign activities from 2014.

Villa Fleur, a French-inspired pop-up dining venue, opens at Desert Ridge Marketplace offering a luxury experience with elaborate food, drinks, and a projection show.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed over two dozen bills into law, including stricter DUI regulations and school safety penalties, while vetoing others on topics like online content and school internet policies.

The Arizona Supreme Court is set to rule on the state's abortion law, potentially choosing between a 2022 law allowing abortions up to 15 weeks or an older ban with limited exceptions.

Mesa begins registration for its Parks and Recreation summer programs, including new adult sports, varied youth activities, inclusive adaptive recreation, and aquatic offerings, detailed in their PLAYBOOK Magazine.

A Phoenix Police officer was arrested on federal charges for allegedly being involved in a child pornography ring, where he's accused of receiving and possessing illicit images.

Special Olympics athletes competed in a powerlifting event at WADE Strength Gym, with many achieving personal bests and demonstrating the empowering effect of the competition.

The White House is investing $6.6 billion to enhance U.S. semiconductor production, supporting TSMC's expansion in Arizona, with expected job creation and national security benefits.

A 13-year-old boy from Sierra Vista died after being shot while reportedly making TikTok videos with two other minors in a parked car. Police are investigating the source and intent of the gunfire.