Peoria, Arizona hosts "The Wall That Heals," a traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, at Pleasant Harbor from April 11-14, for public visitation and remembrance of the 58,281 fallen service members.

The Friends of Chandler Public Library are participating in Library Giving Day on April 3 to fundraise and support the library's diverse services during National Library Week.

Scottsdale is preparing for the summer heat by opening hydration stations and seeking water bottle and basic hygiene items donations to help the community.

Phoenix is set to host a variety of food and drink events in April, including charity drives, bar crawls, wine festivals, and themed parties showcasing local cuisine, music, and culture.

Lou Conter, the last known survivor of the USS Arizona battleship that was devastated in the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, has passed away at 102...

Phoenix's weather forecast includes a wet start with a high of 63°F, a stormy evening, and a sunny Tuesday with highs increasing to 87°F midweek, followed by a cooldown on Friday.

"Downwinders" seek justice and extended compensation for harms caused by US nuclear testing fallout, with RECA's expiration imminent. Advocates push for Congressional action to acknowledge past nuclear endeavors' impact on citizens' health.

Energy Fuels Inc. is starting up uranium mining operations near the Grand Canyon, encouraged by the US's nuclear power goals. This has raised environmental and indigenous rights concerns, with local communities recalling past mining damages.

A Mexican man pleaded guilty to gun smuggling and money laundering, potentially facing 30 years in prison. He trafficked firearms and ammo to Mexico and laundered money to fund these activities.

An ASU professor is suing the university over a diversity training program, claiming it violates Arizona law by enforcing racial blame, supported by the Goldwater Institute.

The Arizona DPS Retirement Board will discuss disability retirements, new memberships, and previous cases at its ADA-compliant meeting on April 1, 2024.

Queen Creek is holding its third Public Safety Day with opportunities to interact with local safety forces, experience K9 and technology demos, tour a fire station, and enjoy free refreshments.

ADOT announces significant weekend closures on eastbound I-10 in Phoenix for pavement improvements, advising drivers to plan for detours and potential delays.