The Pinal County Sheriff's Office warns residents of a scam where callers posing as PCSO employees claim the victim has missed jury duty and demand payment to clear non-existent warrants.

The Scottsdale Video Network offers an April programming guide with local content on history, environment, governance, and more, available on Cox Cable channel 11 or online.

Avondale is hosting the "POP - Peer Opioid Prevention" summit on April 25 to educate on opioid prevention, featuring workshops and speakers for parents and teens.

Chandler, Arizona received $767,000 from the Inflation Reduction Act for urban forestry to plant trees for shade, cleaner air, and public health, involving local schools in the process.

Over 500 individuals took the written exam for the Phoenix Fire Department, progressing in the firefighter selection process. Recruitment continues with further information sessions planned.

Roadworks on Kortsen Road will close the Thornton Road and Desert Sky Drive intersection in Casa Grande from April 1st to April 12th, causing detours and traffic delays.

Mesa Public Library is offering resources and activities for sustainable living, highlighting the TrickleStar energy monitor, a Seed Library, and Earth Day workshops to encourage Mesa residents to live greener.

An $8.2 million bridge reconstruction project on J.W. Powell Blvd over I-17 in Flagstaff is set to begin in April, aiming for minimal traffic interruptions.

A manhunt is underway in Mesa, Arizona, for a suspect in an attempted sexual assault on a 12-year-old girl. Police have issued a suspect description and are urging public vigilance.

Search intensifies for two missing women, Shayna Feinman and Amanda Nenigar, in Arizona and California, with their cars found but no leads on their whereabouts.

Charlotte Bowens, the founder of Conscious Gear, received a $10,000 grant from Verizon for creating the VestaPak, a size-inclusive outdoor hydration pack.

The article discusses potential water bill increases in Arizona and Nevada due to drought, with rate hikes proposed by EPCOR in Arizona and the LVVWD in Nevada considering an Excessive Use Charge to encourage conservation.

Phoenix may set a new heat record, with 53 days already at 110°F or more, matching its 2020 record. An extreme heat wave endangers health, with Maricopa County facing a high number of heat-related deaths.