Hushabye Nursery in Phoenix faces operational challenges due to a significant cut in federal funding, part of larger HHS budget reductions, affecting its aid to babies born with substance withdrawal.

Joel Sartore aims to photograph 25,000 captive species for the Photo Ark project, having captured 18,000 to date. His work highlights both iconic and lesser-known animals, serving as a call to conservation and supporting related efforts.

Cactus High School's campus pond has been revitalized into a calming space and educational resource after collaborative efforts involving local businesses, Arizona Game and Fish, and student participation.

The community and San Carlos Apache Tribe call for justice and reform after the murder of Emily Pike, handing out flyers and urging investigation into group homes.

Nationwide protests occur against Trump and Musk for proposed cutbacks on federal operations, including social security, healthcare, and national parks.

One person has died following a two-vehicle crash on the Loop 202 Eastbound near Vee Quiva Way. Emergency responders are at the scene, and the incident is under investigation. Traffic disruptions are expected in the area.

Authorities search for Emily Pike's killer; her group home CEO is hopeful, while facing scrutiny over safety protocols.

Phoenix is forecasted to have a week of clear, warm weather with temperatures climbing to near 100 degrees by the weekend, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Chandler celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War's end with a cultural event, honoring veterans and highlighting the local Vietnamese community.

Senator Kelly and other Democrats urged President Trump to rescind an order they claim threatens federal workers' collective bargaining rights, arguing it oversteps authority and compromises merit-based civil service.

The weather forecast for Phoenix indicates a week of increasing temperatures, with sunny skies and the season's first highs near 100 degrees expected by the end of the week.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes filed multiple lawsuits against President Trump's administration, challenging policies like election orders and tariffs, asserting they are unconstitutional overreaches of power.

Carla De La Chapa is appointed as Phoenix's new Chief Sustainability Officer, bringing over 19 years of experience from her previous role at CPS Energy in San Antonio. She begins on April 28 with goals to advance the city's environmental programs.