Dan Diaz has been appointed as the new Constable for Maricopa County's McDowell Mountain Justice Precinct, affirmed by the local Board of Supervisors.

GCC celebrated its 60th anniversary, highlighting its impact on education and community, led by President Dr. Hernandez and supported by Mayor Weiers.

Avondale's youth can apply for the city's Teen Employment and Mentorship Program from April 7 for Summer 2025, offering job training and part-time work within city government.

Coconino County is seeking a new Superior Court judge, inviting public input on four candidates before interviews on May 1. Details for submitting opinions are available online, with the Governor to receive a shortlist after evaluations.

Arizona's House joins a coalition suing the NRC for restrictive regulations on advanced nuclear technology deployment, like SMRs, aiming to facilitate energy innovation.

Plans for affordable housing in Chandler were scrapped after local opposition and compatibility concerns, with developers now intending to sell the land.

An ASU student, Evan Johnston, accidentally ended up amid Southend United fans after boarding the wrong boat. His unexpected experience led to him becoming a committed fan and gaining a new community.

Alex Bangash, wanted for multiple sexual assaults, was apprehended in Texas after fleeing Arizona and removing his GPS monitor. He faces extradition to Arizona to face charges.

Phoenix Interim Police Chief Michael Sullivan resigned and withdrew his candidacy for the permanent role, prompting the city to continue its search for a new chief.

Peoria Mayor Jason Beck discussed public safety, economic development, and water security during the State of the City Address, highlighting partnerships and future plans.

Chandler, Arizona, celebrates AAPI Heritage Month with events like a community connection event at Phoenix Palace and a Japanese American internment exhibit at Chandler Museum.

Mesa Main Library hosts a Spring Cleaning Book Sale on April 11-12, offering a variety of books at low prices, with proceeds supporting library programs.

Arizona's SB 1437, enhancing child safety by refining reporting and investigation of abuse, was signed into law, expanding mandatory reporter categories and strengthening protections for whistleblowers.