The Queen Creek Police Department has been accredited by the ALEAP within three years of its inception, reflecting its commitment to high-quality law enforcement.

Thomas Samuel Wallace received a life sentence for murdering Kenneth Maynard Peterson, whose dismembered body was discovered in Phoenix. Evidence included pawn shop records and a stolen truck.

Cochise County, Arizona, is sending legitimate letters to correct voter registration errors due to a Motor Vehicle Division computer glitch. Residents are urged to respond promptly.

Phoenix area faces detours due to road closures from April 11-14 for freeway work, affecting Loop 101 and SR 143 with suggested alternative routes provided by ADOT.

Greg Caton has been confirmed as Scottsdale's new city manager, following an interim period and succeeding Jim Thompson. He brings nearly 30 years of municipal management experience to the role.

Traffic restrictions are expected on Van Buren Street in Avondale from March 31st, 2023, through April 18, 2025, due to a waterline and sewer installation.

Arizona's DFFM has launched a major fuel reduction effort in Pine Lake, Mohave County, to mitigate wildfire risks, supported by a federal grant and in partnership with local agencies.

Gilbert, Arizona honored local volunteers during the 2025 Volunteer MVP Awards, recognizing outstanding community service, as reported in a town announcement.

Gilbert, Arizona's Town Council intends to keep the property tax rate steady for the next year, with funds going towards bond debt. Public hearings are scheduled for citizen input before the final vote.

ADOT announces closures of southbound SR 143 between Loop 202 and I-10 from April 11 to 14 for sign work, affecting adjacent ramps and suggesting detours.

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.