Phoenix is facing a heatwave with temperatures nearing high 90s, with slight relief in sight by next week as highs begin to decrease to more temperate levels.

Richmond American Homes bought a former Glendale golf course for $28.64 million to build 173 homes, signaling confidence in Phoenix's housing market despite national trends.

Chef Raul Del Pozo joins Prime Steak Concepts to innovate menus at Steak 44 and other high-end establishments, bringing new dishes to the Scottsdale culinary scene.

The ASRS website explains that both employees and employers contribute equally to the retirement system, offering financial benefits like a lifetime pension and disability aid.

Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona announces a $500,000 initiative to improve FAFSA completion rates, funding resources and events to aid in college affordability.

Tempe's Movies in the Park returns this May at Kiwanis Park with free outdoor cinema on Friday nights, beginning with "The Little Mermaid" and other family classics.

Tucson man Pablo Martinez, Jr. pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of a child and faces potential life imprisonment and fines. He caused the child's death by holding their face under water.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocates $500,000 in federal funds to increase FAFSA completion, ranks 49th in the nation, declaring April "Finish Line to the FAFSA" month.

Rep. Ruben Gallego proposes a bill to adjust the COLAs for Social Security, aiming to better reflect the inflation seniors face, especially in health care costs.

Attorney General Mayes condemns Republicans for blocking the repeal of a 19th-century abortion law in her state.

A federally funded sidewalk project in Fountain Hills will start in May, enhancing Palisades Boulevard and other streets with new sidewalks, utility adjustments, and street updates over nine months.

Casa Grande offers a free hazardous waste disposal and document shredding event on April 20th at designated locations to help residents safely dispose of waste and sensitive papers.

Kids Club Surprise in Arizona received a $50,000 donation from DCS Contracting to improve transportation, enhancing the program's accessibility for local youths.