Tucson seeks a new Ward 6 council member after Steve Kozachik's departure. The process, requiring eligible Democrat candidates, must be settled expediently, with applications accepted until April 15.

An Arizona doctor, Linh Cao Nguyen, pleaded guilty to defrauding health insurers for $3.7 million by billing for services he didn't perform. He's awaiting sentencing, which may result in a 10-year prison term and a $250,000 fine.

Guy Fieri explores Phoenix's culinary scene in a recent episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," featuring local restaurants and offering fans a chance for a meet-and-greet.

99 Cents Only Stores are closing all locations in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas due to economic challenges, ending over four decades of operation.

Prescott Valley schools closed due to recent criminal activity, including high school vandalism and a $60M apartment complex fire, as police search for a suspect.

The autopsy report for Arizona balloon pilot Cornelius van der Walt, who died in a crash, was corrected to show he had been administered ketamine by first responders.

Anthonie Ruinard Jr. is indicted on multiple charges, including second-degree murder, after 18-year-old Parker League's dismembered remains were found in Tonto National Forest.

The Phoenix Public Library unveiled a new Bookmobile to bring books and services directly to the community, featuring 2,500 items, Wi-Fi, and ADA access.

Construction cranes maintain a steady presence in downtown Phoenix, signaling continuous growth with new residential and mixed-use developments. Crane counts remain constant from previous quarters, despite a previous decline in 2021 and 2022.

A double shooting and car crash in Laveen, Phoenix resulted in one fatality and one injury. Authorities are investigating the linked crime scenes. No suspect details have been disclosed.

ADOT is suspending major roadwork in downtown Phoenix and Glendale for the NCAA Final Four, but closures like the I-10 to US 60 ramp and the Loop 101 ramp to State Route 51 will affect other areas.

ADOT plans traffic management for the NCAA Final Four in Glendale, urging early arrival and offering real-time updates to handle congestion and provide a smooth travel experience for attendees.

U.S. Attorney Restaino and the TAFC hosted a roundtable on qui tam cases and strategies to support whistleblowers in combating fraud under the False Claims Act.