Former detective John C. Byrd III pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in his wife's death and awaits sentencing, with a prison term of 10-25 years possible.

Arizona offers a variety of Easter brunch options with diverse price ranges, including luxury menus at places like the Gold Room, Adobe Bar & Grille, and Andaz Scottsdale Resort, as well as family-friendly events with egg hunts and activities.

A Maricopa County court ruling may force the sale of the stalled X Phoenix luxury apartment project in downtown Phoenix, with potential new ownership to complete it.

A firefighter was injured and five people displaced after a mobile home fire in South Phoenix; the cause is under investigation, and residents are receiving community aid.

Kyrene School District risks losing $1.5 million in federal funds over a DEI policy, with State Superintendent Horne claiming it defies individual merit principles, while the district asserts compliance with civil rights laws.

Accused serial rapist Alex Bangash was arrested in Texas after escaping Arizona by severing his electronic monitoring device. He faces charges for multiple sexual assaults dating back to 2018.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known for vaccine skepticism, promises to identify autism's cause by September, raising concerns he may incorrectly blame vaccines, despite lack of evidence.

Chandler City Council approved agreements to replace 12,600 feet of water mains in Tyson Manor and Sunset Manor to improve infrastructure reliability.

The City of Phoenix has completed Phase 3 of the Grand Canalscape, enhancing urban walkability along the Grand Canal, with ADA-compliant pathways, lighting, and safety features like HAWK signals.

Pinal County invites residents to turn off nonessential lights on April 21st to observe International Dark Sky Week and raise awareness about light pollution.

Pinal County is offering a Summer Youth Internship Program for local students to gain experience in public sector roles, running from May 27 to July 11, with applications due by April 16.

Arizona legislators seek answers regarding the abrupt dismissal of federal LIHEAP employees, stressing the program's importance in preventing heat-related illnesses.

Senators, led by Gallego, criticize Trump administration's SSA changes, claiming detrimental effects on elderly and disabled recipients, and calling for a halt to staff cuts, office closures, and reduced phone services.