The Main Library is hosting "Wednesday Matinees @ Main," a series of WWII-themed film screenings starting March 20th, with free popcorn and refreshments.

Phoenix City Librarian Rita Hamilton to retire in April after 13 years, leaving a legacy of expanded services and integration of technology in the library system. Mitch Menchaca will serve as Interim City Librarian.

Arizona officials demand Congress act on border reforms and fentanyl detection, as the state faces a severe fentanyl crisis, with many seizures occurring in Arizona.

The Arizona Council on Economic Education's "Invest in Girls" program teaches high school girls about finance to improve gender diversity in the sector.

A homeless man was stabbed near ASU's Tempe campus; suspect Marcus Antonio was arrested. The victim received medical treatment and is recovering. The motive is undisclosed, and the incident did not involve ASU affiliates.

Conservationists petition for legal protections for California's declining burrowing owl populations under the California Endangered Species Act, citing habitat loss due to urban and energy development.

Father of missing geologist David Robinson is running for U.S. Congress to improve search processes for missing persons after leading 49 searches for his son, Daniel, who vanished in Arizona.

The Arizona Coyotes are set to bid on a 95-acre parcel for a new arena after the state land's appraisal at $68.5 million with potential increased costs due to floodplain issues.

Arizona seniors face a housing crisis as mobile home lot rents skyrocket, pushing the affordability envelope and jeopardizing their independence and financial stability.

A Mesa couple secured a $100,000 deal for their breastfeeding cover on "Shark Tank," while a Utah entrepreneur partnered for his back pain relief wheel, highlighting small business success.

Arizona students Aliyah Alpert and Isabelle Garcia secured spots in the National Spelling Bee after placing first and second, respectively, in the state competition.

The Sunshine Sunflower Studio in Laveen is recovering from vandalism with community support and fundraising for repair costs amounting to $8,000-$10,000.

The latest drought report shows modest improvements in Arizona's conditions, yet concerns remain over the decreased water levels in reservoirs, reflecting the state's tenuous water supply amidst climate variability.