Two Arizona residents won lottery prizes, with one claiming a $294,000 Fantasy 5 jackpot and another winning $10,000 from Mega Millions. The Mega Millions jackpot is now $977 million, and Powerball has reached $687 million.

Denver-based Tract is planning a $14 billion, 1,000-acre data center project in Phoenix, aiming to provide significant local jobs and contribute to the tech industry's growth.

Phoenix is set to enjoy a week of sunny and warm weather, with highs from the low 80s to mid-70s and minimal cloud cover, as per the National Weather Service and FOX 10 Phoenix.

President Biden spoke to Latino voters in Arizona, highlighting their significance in his 2020 victory and seeking their support, while contrasting his leadership with Trump's, amid lower current Hispanic approval ratings.

Phoenix is preparing to settle a lawsuit with Frances Salazar, who was wrongfully imprisoned due to a trial where an officer's misconduct was undisclosed.

Scottsdale, Arizona, seeks public input on proposed short-term rental and nuisance party ordinances before a May 6 City Council vote to improve quality of life.

A shooting at a Phoenix apartment complex resulted in the death of a teenage boy, a wounded girl, and the suspect critically injured after a disagreement escalated. The suspect will face charges once he recovers.

Phoenix, AZ will experience a sunny week with temperatures rising to 83°F by Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. Conditions will remain warm into the weekend, with mild nights in the mid-50s.

Arizona's mental health system is set for reform with $50 million funding proposed, targeting its current rank as 49th in the nation for mental health services.

Dr. Mary Rigdon's research at the University of Arizona seeks to address gender disparities in the workplace, focusing on women's unique competencies and motivations for competition.

Arizona voters participate in the Presidential Preference Election, with Biden and Trump anticipated to lead their parties as registered Democrats and Republicans cast their votes.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a housing bill, considering it overreaching and potentially problematic for infrastructure and safety. The bill sought to regulate home designs and lot sizes to address the housing crisis.

A man died after his car hit a pole in South Phoenix. The crash, which occurred around 8 a.m. at 31st and Southern avenues, closed the road and is under investigation.