Plans are underway for two large auto malls by Berge Auto Group and Horne Auto Group in Southeast Valley near State Route 24, with potential inclusion of a Walmart store and mixed-use developments.

The Federal Reserve anticipates three interest rate cuts in 2024 to address inflation and stimulate the economy, potentially impacting the hotel sales market and banking sector.

The NAR has settled a lawsuit for $418 million, prompting changes to broker commission structures and MLS policies to improve transparency in real estate transactions.

Gilbert, Arizona, announces free events in April, including the Global Village Festival, April Pools Day, Movies in the Park, S.A.F.E. Public Safety Day, Earth and Arbor Day Celebration, Badges and Bobbers, and the State of the Town address.

The International Dark Sky Discovery Center is breaking ground in Fountain Hills, AZ, coinciding with a solar eclipse, offering an observatory, planetarium, and theater for stargazers.

National Burrito Day on April 6 features deals from various restaurants with specials from Taco Bell, Baja Fresh, and others, as well as other related discounts and events in the Valley.

Karl's Bakery in Phoenix is closing after 30 years despite high demand.

Charles Michael Moreno, 61, from Tucson was sentenced to 122 months in prison for sexually abusing a minor dating back to the victim's elementary school years.

Amanda Nenigar, a 26-year-old woman missing for over a month near the California-Arizona border, was found deceased in La Paz County, Arizona. Her identification was confirmed by a distinctive tattoo.

A community is raising funds to send 99-year-old WWII veteran, Sgt. George Cross, to Normandy for the D-Day 80th anniversary, while Weymouth prepares to commemorate the event with various activities.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed 44 bills, including one legalizing the sale of homemade tamales with regulations, declared Pluto as the state planet, and enacted a measure to remove racist housing covenants.

Text messages reveal insights into the behavior of suspects linked to the murder of Preston Lord, with alleged admissions and calls to delete evidence. Seven individuals face charges.

Lake Havasu City offers a free disposal day for household hazards on April 20th at Fire Station Two, enabling residents to safely discard items like paint and batteries.