Jane Poston joins the NLC's Public Safety and Crime Prevention Committee, aiming to influence federal public safety policy with Chandler's experiences.

A man was shot and killed by Maricopa Community College Police in east Phoenix after allegedly pointing a gun at cars. The DPS is investigating the incident, which marks the area's 13th police-involved shooting this year.

Phoenix is set to enjoy sunny weather with temperatures rising to the mid-70s through the weekend, as reported by the National Weather Service and FOX 10 Phoenix.

Surprise Stadium hosts multiple events, including an outdoor movie, a kids' activity, college student discounts, a storytime event, double-header baseball with fireworks, and a music festival. Tickets for the 2024 Spring Training season are on sale.

Arizona's Senate approved a bill empowering citizens to detain shoplifters, while the governor vetoed a bill criminalizing unauthorized border crossings.

Phoenix is preparing for its 41st St. Patrick's Day Parade and Faire with festivities including Irish dancers, music, and traditional food scheduled for March 16th.

The Victory Drive bridge over Loop 101 in Tempe, Arizona, will close for maintenance starting March 11, necessitating detours and minor bus schedule changes for about five weeks.

An Alaska Airlines flight to Phoenix returned to Portland due to cabin fumes. Seven people sought medical checks; none hospitalized. Passengers were rebooked on another plane, and the incident is under investigation.

Thea Andrade becomes Phoenix Union High School District's first female superintendent after serving as interim superintendent for the 2023-24 school year.

The City of Peoria is offering a free Block Party trailer to residents, equipped with party essentials, available through May on Fridays and Saturdays.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins takes a 10% pay cut following a $177 million budget shortfall, signaling fiscal accountability and pushing for recovery efforts.

Peoria's Paloma Community Park hosts a free "Music in March" concert series on Sundays featuring various musical genres, food trucks, and a community atmosphere.

The nonprofit arts and culture scene in Chandler generated $12.1 million in economic activity in 2022, supporting jobs and contributing to tax revenue.