The Phoenix business community honors Robin Reed, the late CEO of the Black Chamber of Arizona, for his commitment to business equality and significant impact on the local economy.

The Affordable Connectivity Program, aiding over 23 million U.S. households with internet bills, is at risk of ending due to funding running out. Providers like Verizon offer alternatives, and senators propose a $7 billion rescue bill.

Chief Patrol Agent Sean McGoffin discussed the challenges of managing the Yuma Sector's border security operations with ABC15, highlighting increased migrant encounters and the need for collaboration and resources.

Michael Beck has been appointed as the new head of Scottsdale's public library system, bringing over 30 years of public service experience to enhance the city's library services.

Scottsdale invites public input on short-term rental and nuisance party regulation changes and announces numerous community events, including an Easter egg hunt and commemorative events.

Maricopa County is choosing new "I Voted" stickers from the top ten youth-created designs, aiming to foster civic engagement through art. The winners will be announced after public voting closes on April 7.

An Ohio man was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for making death threats against Arizona's then-Secretary of State Katie Hobbs during the 2022 election.

A wrong-way driver died in a collision on a Phoenix freeway late Sunday night after their car entered a ramp incorrectly and crashed, according to authorities.

Apache Junction invites winter residents to subscribe to their AJ Weekly Newsletter to stay informed about local events and news even after returning home.

Phoenix is forecasted to enjoy sunny weather with temps rising throughout the week, potentially hitting mid-80s before a slight cooldown with possible showers on Sunday.

Pinal County residents will meet on March 28th to discuss the housing crisis at a roundtable in Apache Junction, focusing on homelessness, housing shortages, and eviction prevention.

Casa Grande libraries are seeking gently-used book, audiobook, and DVD donations to support the local community. Residents can drop off items or arrange a pickup for larger donations.

Casa Grande's annual Household Hazardous Waste Event is scheduled for April 20th, providing residents with a free opportunity to safely dispose of hazardous items at the North Operations Center.