Arizona communities held vigils for National Crime Victims' Rights Week, advocating for survivors and the need for better support resources, such as trauma recovery centers.

Arizona youth demonstrate economic and personal finance knowledge at a state event with nearly 2,000 students participating. The Council for Economic Education provides resources and events for Financial Literacy Month.

Michael Woolbright was convicted of theft and fraud for embezzling over $500,000 from the Tucson Delta Chi Alumni Board. Sentencing is set for April 28.

EPA Administrator Zeldin is adjusting policies to help Arizona tackle foreign air pollution, after meeting with Senator Kelly and local leaders in Phoenix.

Mesa Police Chief Kenneth Cost announces his retirement effective June 30, 2025, after impactful tenure focusing on strategic advances and community relations.

Maricopa begins installing 91 small cell nodes in June to improve wireless connectivity, with construction spanning over two years. The aesthetic-friendly project supports future smart city technologies.

Arizona politicians oppose federal Medicaid cuts, stressing the negative effects on 2 million residents and the state's economy, including job losses and reduced economic output.

Senators propose tax relief for families, emphasizing expansion of the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit to ease the financial burden on working Americans, countering previous tax policies.

Gilbert Road's eastbound Loop 202 on-ramp is closing for 60 days starting April 11 for improvement works, with detours via Cooper or Lindsay roads suggested by ADOT.

The U.S. Senate passed the Aerial Firefighting Enhancement Act to improve wildfire suppression from the air, with bipartisan support. The bill now goes to the House.

Consumers face higher prices due to a new 10% tariff. Goods such as iPhones, sneakers, appliances, and everyday items may become more expensive, suggesting consumers buy before the tariff's full impact.

A fire extensively damaged a guest house in Paradise Valley, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.

Daniel Coxworth is appointed as Casa Grande's new Planning and Development Director, replacing the retiring Paul Tice.