The Isaac Elementary School District in West Phoenix is in a state of financial crisis, being $28 million in debt and in state receivership, with past warnings ignored and controversial resignations of top officials.

Police reports detail missing Mesa teen Emily Pike's disappearance before her dismemberment was discovered; Mesa PD investigates as her fourth disappearance turns to a murder inquiry.

The Jonas Brothers announced their "Jonas20: Living the Dream" tour stop at PHX Arena in Phoenix for September 28, with tickets presale starting March 27 and general sales March 28.

Funbox opens in Mesa, Arizona as the state's first indoor inflatable park, providing a climate-controlled environment for activities, parties, and relaxation with the community.

Christopher Eaves was charged with murdering his brother, attorney James Eaves, in Phoenix. The court set a $1.5 million bond and ordered no family contact.

The article details upcoming weekend freeway closures in the Valley for construction, impacting I-10, State Route 143, and US 60, with ADOT urging drivers to plan for detours.

Lake Havasu City is applying HA5 sealant to protect its roads, causing potential delays due to road and lane closures during the two-week project starting March 26. Residents are advised to relocate vehicles and follow traffic signs.

Arizona law enforcement increases highway patrols to address a rise in aggressive driving and accidents on U.S. 191 and U.S. 70, aiming to improve road safety.

Maricopa announces the Keep Maricopa Beautiful Day for community-led cleanup efforts, encouraging residents to volunteer independently and share their activities on social media.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors declared the first week of April as "Week of the Young Child" to emphasize early childhood development, encouraged by First Things First advocates.

Senators, including Ruben Gallego, oppose Trump's executive order to cut CDFI Fund, highlighting its economic benefits and leverage in underserved areas.

Yavapai County extends a free slash drop-off program until June 15, 2025, to aid residents in making their properties firewise amid a year-round wildfire threat exacerbated by a dry winter.

Arizona Diamondbacks CEO expresses confidence in the passage of the baseball stadium renovation bill, HB2704, after it gains favor in the House and heads to the Senate.