Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed over two dozen bills into law, including stricter DUI regulations and school safety penalties, while vetoing others on topics like online content and school internet policies.

The Arizona Department of Health Services participated in National Public Health Week, highlighting the importance of public health and their initiatives such as the Lead Safety Program and Arizona Social Vulnerability Index.

The Arizona Supreme Court is set to rule on the state's abortion law, potentially choosing between a 2022 law allowing abortions up to 15 weeks or an older ban with limited exceptions.

Surprise, Arizona invites 7th-11th graders to apply for its Youth Council to engage in civic leadership. Applications and a video are required by April 29, 2024.

Mesa begins registration for its Parks and Recreation summer programs, including new adult sports, varied youth activities, inclusive adaptive recreation, and aquatic offerings, detailed in their PLAYBOOK Magazine.

A water main break in Mesa at E. McKellips Road and Gilbert Road leads to ongoing traffic disruptions and repairs, with the intersection remaining closed and commuters advised to find alternate routes.

Scottsdale plans a 10% budget cut due to economic concerns and will prioritize essential spending, while also approving a municipal ambulance service.

A Phoenix Police officer was arrested on federal charges for allegedly being involved in a child pornography ring, where he's accused of receiving and possessing illicit images.

Phoenix is experiencing clear skies with temperatures rising to the mid-90s, accompanied by light winds. The weather is expected to remain pleasant with warm days and cooler nights ahead.

The Men's NCAA Final Four and a solar eclipse generated excitement in the US, with interactive events in Phoenix and couples marrying during the eclipse in Arkansas, while safety measures were taken for both people and pets.

ADOT minimizes freeway closures around Phoenix for the NCAA Final Four, except for scheduled improvements like the westbound I-10 ramp closure for bridge work.

Gilbert is hosting a virtual Fair Housing Month workshop with the Southwest Fair Housing Council on April 30 to educate on housing laws and discrimination.

Peoria proposes to adjust development impact fees to fund public services and infrastructure for its growing population, with a public hearing scheduled for May 7, 2024.