The Chandler Museum is showcasing "The Fourth Grade Project", an exhibition by the late artist Judy Gelles featuring the lives, hopes, and fears of fourth graders worldwide, highlighting their personal narratives and cross-cultural experiences.

The city of Mesa is hosting eco-centric events for Earth Month, aiming to promote sustainable practices and its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050 with a range of activities throughout April.

Phoenix Suns fan "Mr. ORNG" was arrested for child sex crimes, and a teacher is accused of hindering the probe.

Former NFL linebacker Terrell Suggs was arrested for allegedly threatening and displaying a weapon after a dispute at a Starbucks drive-thru. He has a history of legal issues but an accomplished professional football career.

Mesa, Arizona saw over 300,000 baseball fans attend Spring Training, with Sloan Park and Hohokam Stadium hosting impressive numbers despite some rainy days.

Chandler, Arizona, plans a series of events in May to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, including networking, cultural activities, and a free exhibit at the Chandler Museum.

Carlos Galindo-Elvira appointed to temporarily fill Phoenix's District 7 Council seat until a special election.

Glendale Police are enforcing hands-free driving laws, fining those using phones while driving. They aim to reduce distracted driving risks with operations funded by traffic safety grants.

Maricopa is set to experience an economic boost with plans for a major industrial park that could create thousands of jobs. The city council approved the purchase of 308 acres for the project.

Copper & Sage, a Southern-style gastropub by Westside Concepts, is set to open at GSQ in Downtown Goodyear, offering a vibrant dining experience for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Kortsen Road in Casa Grande will be reduced from four to two lanes between Thornton Road and Raintree Drive from April 12 to May 10 for the Sewer Relief Project.

Kawambe-Omowale African Drum & Dance group to perform at Peoria Center for the Performing Arts, offering a free celebration of African culture on April 10.

Casa Grande invites residents to become write-in candidates for the 2024 Primary Election, with a June 20 deadline to submit required forms available on the city's website.