The Apache Junction Construction Expo aims to gather industry professionals to network, showcase their skills, and seek new partnerships, with opportunities for companies to increase exposure and secure future business.

Hamilton Library in Chandler is hosting a free xeriscaping workshop to teach residents how to replace grass with drought-tolerant plants, thereby saving water.

Arizona ranks well in bridge safety, with only 1.1% of its 8,500 bridges considered structurally deficient, while federal funds aim to address infrastructure issues nationwide.

Two parents were arrested in Scottsdale after their 1-year-old was found dead, having been unattended for over 16 hours. They face child abuse and negligence charges.

The case against Crystal Wilson, adoptive mother of Jesse Wilson, was halted due to insufficient evidence, but remains open for potential future action.

Phoenix is set to experience a warm week with temperatures rising to the low 80s. Sunny conditions will prevail, but the weekend may see a temperature drop and potential showers.

Fountain Hills residents are invited to shape their town's future at a strategic planning workshop on April 20, hosted by the local Strategic Planning Advisory Commission.

An Ohio man was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for making death threats against Arizona's then-Secretary of State Katie Hobbs during the 2022 election.

Break-ins at a Phoenix affordable housing project have caused extensive damage and delayed renovations, affecting future low-income residents and resulting in potentially $500,000 in losses.

Bank 34 and Commerce Bank of Arizona merged to form Southwest Heritage Bank, with assets totaling over $1 billion, aiming to strengthen community banking in Arizona.

Two DUI-related crashes occurred on US 60 in Mesa, with one driver flipping their Jeep and another hitting a police car. Both drivers were arrested for DUI, and investigations are ongoing.

A suspect was critically wounded in a police shooting during a domestic violence incident at a Chandler hotel, after exchanging gunfire with officers. No officers were injured.

Arizona public schools experience a severe staffing crisis, with a notable shortage of special education teachers and aides, leaving positions unfilled and current staff overworked.