Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne defends Grand Canyon University in a letter to US Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, criticizing the threat of the university's closure.

The Arizona auditor's report revealed financial irregularities in per diem and expense reimbursements by four state boards, with the APA particularly criticized for governance and financial mishandling.

A domestic violence call in Lake Havasu City, AZ, led to a weapons misconduct probe when police encountered an armed Yordi Mulder, who later escaped custody.

The US House passed a $95 billion foreign aid package, with funds for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Taiwan, and other allies. The Senate is expected to vote soon, and the package includes conditions on TikTok and Russia.

The Copa Cultural Night Market offers multicultural arts, performances, and food at Copper Sky Recreation Complex, Maricopa, for free on April 27, starting at 5 p.m.

The Peoria Fire-Medical Department is offering a free Youth Academy for teens 16-19 to learn about firefighting from June 10-13, providing hands-on training and leadership skills.

Gilbert man Joe Rim is scheduled for court on April 29 for the second-degree murder of Mesa teen Stephen Jacobo, with the family advocating for justice and starting a foundation in his memory.

Two teens indicted in Phoenix for an "ambush" attack on an off-duty officer, facing multiple felony charges including armed robbery and aggravated assault.

A major equipment failure caused a power outage for 33,000 customers in Maricopa, which lasted from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Power was restored by late morning.

Peoria seeks a part-time bus driver to not only transport children aged 4-14 but also coordinate summer recreational activities, offering $19/hour. Applications are open for this role that combines driving with community service.

Rep. Ruben Gallego toured and presented nearly $2 million in funding to UMOM New Day Center's expansion, focusing on tackling Phoenix's homelessness by increasing shelter capacity and revamping facilities.

Arizona receives a $156 million federal grant for low-cost solar power initiatives, benefiting over 11,000 residents and generating 61 megawatts of solar energy, prioritizing low-income families and rural areas.

Former Phoenix mayoral candidate Tim Seay received probation for illegal voter registrations, involving ex-felons, after he accessed a government website to restore voting rights unlawfully.