Scottsdale Unified School District considers reintroducing sex education after a four-year hiatus, forming a committee to explore curriculum updates and parental transparency, with public hearings planned for community input.

Arizona's Senate committee is probing potential predatory tactics against social equity marijuana license winners, with an investigation possibly forthcoming.

Female athlete Anyiah Sanchez breaks barriers in flag football, inspiring more girls to join the sport, and highlighting its Olympic addition and growing popularity.

A gunman and Phoenix police exchanged gunfire early Tuesday, resulting in the shooter's hospitalization with non-life-threatening injuries. No other injuries were reported.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs a bipartisan bill, House Bill 2785, to avoid potential election issues in 2024 by adjusting the primary date and revising election process timelines.

The "Barbie: A Cultural Icon" exhibition showcases over 250 vintage Barbie dolls at the Phoenix Art Museum, offering an interactive and nostalgic experience until July 7.

'Better Buzz Coffee' opens its first Arizona location in Phoenix with special offerings like a chance to win free coffee for a year and a new canned energy drink exclusive to Phoenix.

A family sues the "Gilbert Goons" and adults for a civil conspiracy of systematic terror after a teen was attacked in Maricopa County, with police investigating gang activity.

Foam alligator decoys in Mesa's Riverview Park, meant as turtle basking spots, have caused alarm and 911 calls from the public. The city plans to add foam hippos to the collection for the turtles' benefit.

Phoenix is set for stable and pleasant weather with sunny conditions and temperatures in the low 70s during the week, potentially reaching the high 70s by next Tuesday.

Talking Stick Resort opens the largest poker room in the Valley, now a top contender even against Vegas venues, with 68 tables and daily tournaments, including the Arizona State Poker Championship.

Entry and alcohol sales at the WM Phoenix Open were suspended due to overcrowding and safety concerns, impacting fans and causing financial loss for vendors.

Arizona State Rep. Matt Gress introduces HB 2782, proposing drug-free zones around homeless service providers and a $75 million Homeless Shelter and Services Fund, while also seeking to improve data on homelessness.