Three individuals were arrested for criminal trespass after setting up an unapproved encampment during a pro-Palestinian protest at ASU's Tempe campus.

Arizona stores are using AI, like Veesion's app, to combat shoplifting, with reported success at places like Big K's Liquor and growing adoption amid varying local theft trends and crackdowns on retail crime rings.

The article details various entertainment options in the Valley for the weekend of April 26-28, including Monster Jam, the Scottsdale Jazz Festival, a Phoenix Suns game, and the DTPHX Urban Wine Walk.

Eighth-grader Isabella Zamora crafts dollhouses for charity, raising funds for research on childhood diseases.

Lake Havasu City police are enforcing load-securing rules on SR95 to prevent road littering and enhance public safety, issuing citations and promoting adherence to Arizona Revised Statute 28-1098B.

Tucson invites residents to Community Forums to share input for the Plan Tucson update, impacting housing, transportation, and growth. In-person and virtual options are available on May 14 and 18.

Arizona's House endorses Governor Hobbs' push to repeal the state's 1864 total abortion ban, moving against strict reproductive laws and setting the stage for Senate consideration.

Tucson will resume fog seal work on major roads at night from April 28 to May 3 as part of the voter-approved Prop 101 Tucson Delivers Better Streets Program.

Reps. Gallego and Fallon urge DHS to protect U.S. water systems from cyber threats in light of the recent hack in Texas, potentially tied to a Russian group.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs launched ReproductiveHealth.az.gov, a website to inform women on reproductive rights after a near-total abortion ban resurfaced from pre-Civil War law.

Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved an Eco-Resort and a PV solar project, promoted victims’ rights and peace officer remembrance, and highlighted local achievements and history.

A free small business workshop was held in the El Mirage Library Community Room, aiming to provide local entrepreneurs with knowledge and networking opportunities.

William Roberts III, a former Peoria High School athletic figure, was acquitted of sexual conduct with minors, whereas his successor faces similar charges.