Community efforts to assist families affected by a fatal 12-car pileup in Tonopah are ongoing, with fundraising campaigns established to cover expenses and support recovery.

Arizona's 15-week abortion ban was declared unconstitutional by a Superior Court judge, aligning with the state's constitutional amendment that supports abortion rights up to fetal viability.

Arizona's Attorney General sues CBR Systems, Inc. for deceptive cord blood banking practices, including misleading claims and kickbacks to healthcare providers.

Scottsdale Mayor's new scholarship program aids students with disabilities. It includes the Mayor’s Ability Awards and a new Community Disability Advocate Award. Nominations and RSVPs for the April 18 event are open.

Arizona Trooper graduates from Police Academy Exchange in Abu Dhabi, with AZDPS Colonel attending the ceremony and highlighting international police collaboration.

Arizona's House advances HCR2049 to the Senate, emphasizing states' rights and the Tenth Amendment to limit federal overreach, following Proposition 122's lead.

Arizona's House pushes a bill allowing electronic monitoring in assisted living spaces to prevent abuse and neglect, with civil penalties for violations.

Phoenix's "Artists to Work" grant program exhibited 21 artists' works at the Audubon Rio Salado Center, celebrating diverse art forms like photography and dance.

The Gilbert Road Bridge in Maricopa County has been opened, promising improved traffic flow and economic development with cooperative efforts from various local governments.

Timothy Courchaine becomes the Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona, overseeing federal crime prosecution and civil litigation in the district.

TSMC announces a $100 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, benefitting Arizona with new chip plants and packaging facilities, supported by Trump's tax policies to bolster economic security.

Maricopa County reaches a settlement with Growers Market to shut down its smelly compost operations in Laveen, with specific deadlines for ending activities and removing materials. Residents remain cautious but hopeful.

Phoenix, AZ, is forecasted to have sunny days with chances of showers increasing midweek, rain likely on Friday, and clear skies returning for the weekend.