An ASU professor is suing the university over a diversity training program, claiming it violates Arizona law by enforcing racial blame, supported by the Goldwater Institute.

This article discusses Phoenix's spring weather pattern with expected rain and thunderstorms followed by a mid-week warming trend with highs reaching up to 85 degrees, then cooling down for the weekend.

Lake Havasu City offers a free disposal day for household hazards on April 20th at Fire Station Two, enabling residents to safely discard items like paint and batteries.

Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department opens 18 city pools on May 25, offers free swimming for kids, and affordable rates for adults, with lessons and swim teams available.

Timothy Rexford Grant, 76, was arrested for manslaughter after fatally stabbing roommate David Ricks in Scottsdale, Arizona, following a verbal altercation.

Scottsdale's revamped Civic Center won the Crescordia award for its sustainable design, integrating features that save water and promote environmental well-being.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and a coalition of 24 attorneys general are supporting a preliminary injunction to ensure Idaho hospitals provide necessary abortion services during medical emergencies, as mandated by the federal EMTALA.

The AZDPS S.T.A.R. program provided Arizona high schoolers with hands-on public safety STEM experiences through various activities and demonstrations.

The Arizona DPS Retirement Board will discuss disability retirements, new memberships, and previous cases at its ADA-compliant meeting on April 1, 2024.

Lake Havasu City municipal offices will close for Good Friday, with emergency services continuing but regular operations paused. Trash collection remains unchanged. Offices will reopen Monday.

Lake Havasu City is enhancing road safety by upgrading the Jamaica Blvd and Chemehuevi Blvd intersection to an All-Way-Stop, including new stop signs and pedestrian crossings.

Maricopa Citizen Leadership Academy opens spring session registration for local residents to learn city operations. Limited to 30 participants, the program begins April 24.

Queen Creek is holding its third Public Safety Day with opportunities to interact with local safety forces, experience K9 and technology demos, tour a fire station, and enjoy free refreshments.