The Men's NCAA Final Four and a solar eclipse generated excitement in the US, with interactive events in Phoenix and couples marrying during the eclipse in Arkansas, while safety measures were taken for both people and pets.

A 13-year-old boy was accidentally shot and killed by an 18-year-old during a Nerf gun fight in Phoenix. The older teen mistakenly used a real gun and now faces manslaughter charges.

Maryvale High School was placed on lockdown due to a threat, but the incident occurred on a late-start day with few students on campus and was later deemed not credible.

Fry's Food Stores continues to dominate the Phoenix grocery market with a 28.32% share, while Walmart's hold slips and newcomers Sprouts Farmers Market and Aldi make gains.

Mesa, Arizona advises residents to adjust their irrigation schedules for the hotter, drier season ahead, with different frequencies for various plants, and promotes water conservation with educational events during Earth Month.

A scuffle at Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District led to a shooting, injuring two men. The incident was unrelated to nearby Final Four events, with suspects still at large.

The ATF offers a $10,000 reward for information on a suspect responsible for setting fires causing over $60 million in damage in Prescott Valley, Arizona.

A one-year-old boy was fatally struck by an SUV driven by a family member in south Phoenix; police are investigating the incident with no arrests made.

A neighbor and firefighters prevented a larger tragedy by acting quickly during an apartment fire in west Phoenix, leaving a man and a child critically injured.

SpaceX's launch of 21 Starlink satellites in Arizona created a spectacular view, reminiscent of a comet, as the rocket was visible across the state's night sky.

The article describes Phoenix's vibrant strip club scene, highlighting various establishments ranging from upscale venues with high-quality dancers to clubs with unique offerings like gourmet food or fully nude male performances.

An Arizona doctor, Linh Cao Nguyen, pleaded guilty to defrauding health insurers for $3.7 million by billing for services he didn't perform. He's awaiting sentencing, which may result in a 10-year prison term and a $250,000 fine.

99 Cents Only Stores are closing all locations in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas due to economic challenges, ending over four decades of operation.