The Pinal County Animal Care and Control stopped some dog activities due to a Canine Distemper Virus case and urges pet vaccination. They're focusing on adoptions and foster care while limiting dog contact.

The FDA has ended sales of compounded semaglutide injections, affecting affordability and availability for patients using alternatives to Ozempic and Wegovy.

NASA's HALO module, vital for the Artemis program, has arrived in Arizona for final outfitting with life support and other systems before joining the Gateway lunar outpost.

Phoenix residents anticipate a week of sunny weather with mild temperatures in the low 90s and light winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Camp Ignite in Surprise, Arizona, offers high school girls a chance to learn fire safety and life skills from June 23-27, with applications due by May 16.

Mesa man Terrell Maurice Mars was arrested for robbing a credit union with a glue gun and subsequently caught; the FBI and Mesa Police are investigating.

Governor Katie Hobbs promotes Arizona's booming construction sector through the BuildItAZ Apprenticeship Initiative, which has doubled apprentices and received a new $3 million investment.

The Loop 202 eastbound on-ramp at Price Road in Chandler will close for two months beginning April 25 for a facelift, as part of the $200 million improvement project.

Phoenix commemorated the local TV show "Wallace and Ladmo" with a ceremonial "Wallace and Ladmo Way" street sign, marking the program's historical significance.

The article highlights the critical role of Pima County's CRAO Laboratory staff in analyzing wastewater to protect public and environmental health, detailing the lab's structure, functions, and positive work culture.

Senator Mark Kelly visited Phoenix to address tariff impacts with local leaders and discussed Medicaid cuts' potential consequences for Arizona families and healthcare providers.

Armed fight at Freedom Elementary leads to four arrests, including Iriel Rivera facing weapons charges. No injuries reported.

A $2 billion redevelopment of the former Paradise Valley Mall, now known as PV, includes new restaurants, retail, and residential units, with a focus on community engagement through events and a mix of "best of class" establishments.