Republic Services provides a recycling guide to Apache Junction residents, emphasizing proper item preparation as part of the city's sustainability drive.

Gilbert Town Council schedules public hearings to discuss maintaining the property tax rate for fiscal year 2024-2025, with the current rate proposed to remain unchanged. Residents are encouraged to participate.

A Glendale teacher was arrested for allegedly recording students undressing, while a Buckeye teacher faces sex crime charges involving a student. Both are under investigation with serious implications for school safety protocols.

Paul McCartney's dog was seen sporting an ASU collar on Instagram, reflecting McCartney's family ties to the university through his wife, Nancy Shevell, an ASU alumna.

Uber Eats partners with Waymo to test autonomous food delivery in Phoenix, Arizona, allowing customers the option to have their orders delivered by a driverless vehicle.

A Phoenix officer's car was rear-ended by an allegedly impaired driver, Cierra Richards-Chavez, resulting in hospital visits for the officer and a suspect they were transporting.

Eric T. Bell was convicted of sexually assaulting and kidnapping a student near Arizona State University in 2021. He now faces over 25 years in prison.

As temperatures rise, Arizona residents are alerted to increased wildlife activity and advised to seek professional help for animal removal, particularly for creatures like bats before nesting season.

Peoria City Council approves two new developments, with Caldwell County BBQ opening on Washington Street and Jefferson House offering a mix of dining, bars, and retail at 83rd Avenue and Jefferson Street, aiming to revitalize the downtown area.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins plans to resign in 2026 amid a financial crisis, accepting responsibility for a $177 million budget error. His salary was cut as the university faces fiscal challenges.

Phoenix Police Department commits to reform with mandatory de-escalation training and more thorough probes into excessive force following the Office of Accountability and Transparency's criticisms.

Avondale announces the opening of its splash pads beginning April 6, with extended hours to begin from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Festival Fields Park's splash pad will open in May due to repairs.

Buckeye is developing a Parks and Recreation Master Plan and seeks public input through surveys, meetings, and an interactive map to guide the city's future park facilities and programs.