The event "3rd Fridays at The P.L.A.C.E." in Tolleson features artistic exhibits, live music by the JPLN Band, and celebrates creativity and connection. It's a free community occasion held on February 21st from 6 to 9:30 PM.

Phoenix Police search for missing senior Richard Ochoa, last seen on February 17. He's 74, with brown eyes and grey hair, and may be disoriented due to a medical condition. Contact Detective Lopez at (602)262-6151 with info.

Phoenix Police has updated its "Use of Force" policy to outline clear terms for the reasonable, necessary, and proportional use of force, with the aim of building community trust through transparency.

Two siblings were found dead in a Chandler neighborhood in a suspected murder-suicide; mental health issues may have played a role, with no other suspects sought.

The Phoenix Suns and Mercury's arena is temporarily named "PHX Arena" as they seek a new naming rights partner, transitioning from "Footprint Center" with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

The Innings Festival 2025 in Tempe will feature bands like Fall Out Boy alongside baseball activities, with an additional "Extra Innings" weekend planned.

The U.S. craft beer industry is facing challenges with more closures than openings in 2024, rising costs, and declining sales, although some brewers are adapting with diverse offerings and community events.

Arizona immigration attorneys work hard to help families amid Trump-era policies and enforcement, challenging barriers like high legal costs and finding legal avenues to remain in the US.

True Size Plans in Tempe offers life-sized blueprint walkthroughs for design and construction, enhancing the pre-building experience and potentially saving costs.

Senator Mark Kelly visited a dairy facility in Arizona to discuss the impact of tariffs on local workers and the potential increase in dairy product prices for consumers.

Roadwork on Smoketree Avenue in Lake Havasu will cause closures at Poplar and Ash intersections next Wednesday from 7 am to 1 pm; detours via Saguaro, Columbine, and Cliffrose Drives.

Denise Vasquez, a Waddell resident, received a life-saving kidney transplant from a fellow Chicago Cubs fan, Cathy Weadley, after they met at a baseball game.

ADAC's essay contest for Middle and High School students focuses on "African Americans and Labor," inviting submissions that explore the influence of Black professionals in fields students aspire to join.