Timothy McGee was sentenced to 170 years in January for possessing over 1,800 files of child sexual abuse material, following an investigation that began from CyberTips.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins agrees to a 10% pay cut amid the institution's $177 million deficit, reflecting a commitment to resolving the university's financial challenges.

Recent Phoenix New Times articles highlighted notable January and February food experiences in Phoenix, praising dishes like pozole and Tom Yum soup, alongside innovative cocktails and standout banana cream pancakes.

The Gila River Bridge project in Arizona marks the beginning of the I-10 expansion, promising improved traffic flow and safety. Construction begins in April to replace the aging bridge, which will remain open during upgrades.

A Phoenix woman found a rattlesnake in her car; a local expert advised caution during Arizona's snake season, noting increased calls for snake removal.

Jalen Green scored 34 points and Fred VanVleet added 24 in the Rockets' 118-109 win over the Suns, despite Devin Booker's ankle sprain and Bradley Beal's ejection.

A juvenile girl was wounded in a shooting at a house party in South Phoenix. The incident occurred early Saturday, with property damage but no initial victims found on-site. Her injuries are non-life-threatening, and police are investigating.

A judge ruled Arizona's proof of citizenship voting laws are not discriminatory, striking a balance between election integrity and minority voting rights.

Mesa residents receive tips for efficient landscape watering in March, alongside deals on smart irrigation controllers at the SRP Water Conservation Expo.

Brandie Gotch, an Arizona mother, faces attempted murder charges for driving a vehicle through a park and running over a child's leg after her kids were involved in a fight.

The City of Surprise offers a Summer Youth Internship Program for income-eligible teens to gain work experience and earn minimum wage. Applications are open until March 31.

Mayor Skip Hall of Surprise, AZ, will present a final State of the City address in a multimedia event with entertainment and a city showcase on March 28.

Surprise, Arizona's Eggstravaganza event is set for March 30 at Surprise Stadium, offering egg hunts, activities, and community fun, with food bank donations encouraged.