Dale Nannenga has been appointed Deputy City Manager of Avondale while continuing his role in Public Safety, a decision announced by City Manager Ron Corbin.

Senator Mark Kelly endorses Rep. Ruben Gallego for the Arizona Senate seat following Sinema's decision not to re-run, contrasting him with Republican Kari Lake.

Five individuals have been indicted for the murder and kidnapping of 16-year-old Preston Lord at a Halloween party, with additional potential charges pending.

Southwest Airlines hosted a funeral service in a Phoenix hangar for fallen Marine Sgt. Alec Langen, paying tribute with a flyby and service in accordance with his casual dress code wishes.

Arizona appoints Eugene Livar as its first Chief Heat Officer to lead the Extreme Heat Preparedness Plan following a deadly summer, as reported by ABC15 and KTAR.

Litchfield Park invites residents to share their input on a new parking lot and perimeter wall at Camelback Park through an online survey, open until March 18.

Construction starts at Bell Road and Bell Pointe Boulevard in Surprise to install a new traffic signal, with no major road closures expected and completion by May 2024.

Peoria Sports Complex offers a series of themed events including 'Bark at the Park' for pets, a book donation drive with on-field play, ‘Kids Run the Bases’ activities, and discounts for veterans and residents.

Misty Gustafson, Chandler's homeless programs supervisor, won the 2023 Beth McDonald Woman of the Year award, recognized for her impactful work and personal triumph over homelessness and addiction.

Five arrested for boxcar burglary in Navajo County, Arizona, with stolen tools found in their vehicle. They face burglary and possession charges, with additional immigration holds.

Buckeye Police confirm the safety of a woman seen in a video that spurred abduction concerns, clarifying it as a domestic violence incident. She was found unharmed, and officials continue seeking more information about the event.

Avondale City Hall will host a Free Community Shred Event on April 11, where residents can securely shred sensitive documents like tax forms and medical records.

The Chandler Senior Expo will offer resources for healthy aging on March 6, with 60 exhibitors, health checks, and free parking. The Spice of Life Senior Variety Show also returns with performances on March 13-14.