The Serrano family is shutting down their historic downtown Chandler restaurant after 100 years due to competition and costs, planning to close by June 1, 2024.

The "Concert in the Park" series is returning to Buckeye, Arizona in spring 2024, featuring local bands at various parks from March 15 through mid-May.

Phoenix's forecast predicts sunny days ahead, with temperatures rising to the low 80s and nighttime lows in the mid-50s, following a respite from recent showers.

Construction starts at Bell Road and Bell Pointe Boulevard in Surprise to install a new traffic signal, with no major road closures expected and completion by May 2024.

Peoria is hosting 'Bravo Peoria!' at Sunrise Mountain Library with family activities, a new Music Garden, live music, food trucks, games, and a book sale on Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm.

Granite Creek Health and Rehabilitation in Prescott settles with families after a COVID-19 outbreak resulted in 20 deaths.

Peoria Sports Complex offers a series of themed events including 'Bark at the Park' for pets, a book donation drive with on-field play, ‘Kids Run the Bases’ activities, and discounts for veterans and residents.

The City of Peoria is offering a free Block Party trailer to residents, equipped with party essentials, available through May on Fridays and Saturdays.

John Tatz has been named the new Presiding Judge for Peoria Municipal Court, a role he previously held in Mesa where he managed over 100,000 filings a year and established specialized courts.

Georgia Harris is named the new executive director of Playworks Arizona, aiming to provide programs in schools and communities to foster play and education.

Salt & Straw is opening its first Arizona location in Gilbert at the Epicenter at Agritopia, offering a variety of classic and unique ice cream flavors, including dairy-free options. The shop is expected to open by summer 2024.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins takes a 10% pay cut following a $177 million budget shortfall, signaling fiscal accountability and pushing for recovery efforts.

Misty Gustafson, Chandler's homeless programs supervisor, won the 2023 Beth McDonald Woman of the Year award, recognized for her impactful work and personal triumph over homelessness and addiction.