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.

Senators introduce a bipartisan bill to help states use federal funds to combat PFAS contamination in private wells.

Senators Kelly and Gallego appeal to President Trump for continued funding and prompt completion of Arizona border port modernization projects to counter drug trafficking and reduce border wait times.

An 86-year-old man died in a collision between his golf cart and a dump truck on U.S. 60. He was previously reported missing by his family. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Lori Vallow Daybell, self-represented, is on trial in Phoenix for the conspiracy to murder her fourth husband.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona opposes a Republican bill cutting Medicaid and ending the Division for Developmental Disabilities program, highlighting serious consequences for Arizonans with disabilities.

Surprise, AZ hosts collegiate tennis championships in April with PacWest from April 16-19 and GSAC from April 22-24 at the Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex.

Maricopa County is under an Ozone High Pollution Advisory, advising residents, especially vulnerable groups, to limit outdoor activities due to the heightened air quality risk.

Mexican man, Abel Airam Franco Garcia, sentenced to over three years in U.S. prison for attempting to smuggle guns and suspected fentanyl into Mexico.

Cheese N Stuff Deli in Phoenix is closing after decades of serving the community with personalized service and a loyal customer base, with retirement and equipment challenges cited as reasons.