Phoenix will have a warm, sunny week with highs in the 80s and 90s. Residents should stay hydrated and use sunscreen. Calm winds and clear nights are expected.

Pedro Quintana-Lujan, driver in the Goodyear cycling crash that killed two, faced victims in court on 12 misdemeanor charges challenging his statement about a mechanical failure, with NTSB findings refuting his claim.

The Phoenix New Times revisited Alice Cooper's early music, highlighting the influence of his second LP "Easy Action." Alice Cooper also hosted the Coopstock 2025 benefit concert, raising funds for his Solid Rock Teen Center.

Phoenix, AZ is expected to have a week of sunny days, mild evenings, and gradually increasing temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-90s, according to the National Weather Service.

Christopher E. Galvin, 58, from Scottsdale, was found guilty of wire fraud in a sham cannabis investment scheme. His sentencing is set for May 30, 2025.

Peoria City Council plans to discuss and potentially adopt increased commercial waste disposal rates for FYs 2026 and 2027 at a hearing on May 20, 2025.

Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve is hosting two free safety events in spring to educate on trail use and pet care, including Trail Safety Day and Canine Safety Day.

Lake Havasu City names its new downtown public space Main Street Commons, chosen by public vote, signaling community engagement and aiming to be a hub for events.

Pinal County Board of Supervisors honored retiring Chief Civil Deputy Attorney Chris Keller for his 41-year legal career and impactful work on economic projects.

Phoenix teacher Curt Hinton was arrested for indecent exposure after allegedly urinating in a can at his desk during class, observed by students. He's on leave pending investigation.

A man was fatally shot by Chandler police during a domestic incident after he charged at officers with a knife. No officers were injured. Investigations are underway.

Westbound US 60 in Arizona is closed from March 21-24 for a traffic shift, impacting routes to I-10 and Loop 101. Local on-ramps and detours are affected, with significant delays expected.

Arizona Rep. Nick Kupper voted "YES" on SB1114 to reduce red tape for housing projects, potentially unlocking $5 billion for new units by lowering water usage requirements.