Arizona's Superintendent calls for stricter rules to combat high student absenteeism, proposing course failures after nine unexcused absences and treating tardiness more severely.

Surprise, Arizona's Tennis & Racquet Complex offers a Spring Break Tennis Camp for kids aged 7-18. The camp runs on March 17-21, focusing on fun and skills development.

Sgt. Aneska S. Holness receives a Purple Heart for her bravery and injuries from a drone attack in Jordan, while continuing her recovery and academic goals.

Cave Creek Unified School District (CCUSD) is reconsidering the closure of Lone Mountain Elementary shortly after deciding to close Desert Sun Academy.

Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic Church, is in "critical condition" with serious respiratory issues and anemia. The Vatican reports he is alert but at risk of sepsis.

Scottsdale partners with Scottsdale Community College to offer free pickleball court access, expanding the city's recreational offerings in response to increased demand for the sport.

San Luis launched "Revive and Thrive" to clean streets and promote community spirit by tackling trash and illegal dumping, enhancing visual appeal and quality of life.

Chandler's first Road to Riches Car Show, hosted by the city and the BAM Foundation, will feature classic and muscle cars, food trucks, and a DJ. Proceeds support local financial literacy programs.

Chandler, Arizona residents rate their quality of life highly and express satisfaction with city services, as shown in a survey for the annual budget.

Shohei Ohtani's presence at the Dodgers' Spring Training in Arizona has drawn significant Japanese media attention, highlighting his global appeal and anticipation for the upcoming baseball season.

Sable's Suds N' Sweets, a new pet grooming and treat shop, opens in Tolleson, offering luxury pet suites, self-wash stations, and full-service grooming.

The 2025 WM Phoenix Open attracted large crowds, with Scottsdale Police reporting 1,011 calls for service and 63 arrests, up from previous years. Improved weather and ticketing changes led to consistent turnout and controlled event conditions.

The Isaac School District faces backlash over severe budget cuts and outsourcing, with the community questioning the impact on education and staff livelihoods.