HonorHealth opened a new medical campus in Peoria, promising a variety of healthcare services including cancer care and surgery to the local community.

Peoria officials will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed increase in primary property tax revenue, affecting existing properties while maintaining the current overall tax rate.

Mayor Pineda's optimistic State of the City address highlights Avondale's growth, with new industrial space, data centers, and the Ashley Furniture campus, and investments in community services like parks, an aquatic center, and a fire station.

A fatal two-vehicle collision in Surprise resulted in one death and several non-life-threatening injuries, with the investigation ongoing and no cause yet determined.

A fatal multi-vehicle accident involving a motorcycle on US 60 near Country Club Drive in Mesa caused eastbound lane closures for hours; one confirmed death, lanes later reopened.

A 17-year-old, Daron Jackson, died after being shot at Cesar Chavez Park in Phoenix. The shooting also injured a woman; the perpetrator remains unidentified.

Kyrene school district may lose $1.5 million in federal funds for adopting a DEI policy that defies U.S. Department of Education guidelines, as per Arizona's state schools chief.

Attorney General Kris Mayes is to host a town hall in Flagstaff on April 15th, discussing legal actions against the Trump administration and Musk's firings.

ADOT announces the reopening of State Routes 261, 273, and 473 in the White Mountains, noting the accessibility to popular destinations and urging caution for travelers.

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.