Aligned Data Centers breaks ground on a sustainable data center in Glendale, anticipating economic and ecological benefits with innovative cooling technology.

Phoenix reports advancements in public safety, highlighting police reforms, community engagement, and inclusivity efforts under Interim Chief Sullivan's tenure.

Goodyear Police sergeant assaulted by Cameron Doyle during a traffic stop; minor injuries occurred, and Doyle faced charges. Traffic on I-10 was temporarily restricted.

Litchfield Park partners with the Paul W. Litchfield Heritage Center to restore the historic Litchfield/Denny house as part of the La Loma cultural complex.

Yuma businessman Philip Kevin Clark pled guilty to tax evasion, having failed to pay over $395k in employee taxes to the IRS. He faces up to $250k in fines and five years in prison. Sentencing is set for July 2025.

Avondale's WaveFest event at the Aquatic Center on April 26 offers free entry with canned food donation, swimming, activities, and giveaways for residents, with pre-registration required.

The Annual Kinship Fair at Puente de Hozho Elementary School on April 29th will offer support and resources to kinship caregivers and adoptive parents.

Pinal County's flyer warns that over half of rattlesnake bites occur when people approach the snake, advising to maintain distance, use flashlights at night, not attempt to catch snakes, and seek immediate medical help if bitten.

The Arizona Legislature has passed the Stolen Valor Act to criminalize false claims of military service for personal gain. The bill awaits the Governor's signature.

Phoenix's weather will be sunny with temperatures reaching 90 degrees today and a mild low of 61 degrees tonight. Winds will shift to southwest at 5-10 mph.

Phoenix caretaker Nuru Niyonkuru was arrested for vulnerable adult abuse after patient William Miller died in his care. Niyonkuru admitted to drinking on the job.

HonorHealth opened a new medical campus in Peoria, promising a variety of healthcare services including cancer care and surgery to the local community.

Peoria officials will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed increase in primary property tax revenue, affecting existing properties while maintaining the current overall tax rate.