Avondale City Hall will host a Free Community Shred Event on April 11, where residents can securely shred sensitive documents like tax forms and medical records.

The Avondale Fire Department is distributing free smoke alarms in Old Town Avondale in partnership with the Arizona Burn Foundation to promote fire safety.

Avondale residents can safely dispose of sensitive documents at a free shredding event at City Hall on April 11, where Access Corp will provide professional shredding services.

Gilbert Regional Park will close on March 16th for The Smoke Show, a BBQ and country music event, with some park areas off-limits starting March 13th. Full closure is on event day, with increased local traffic expected.

The Chandler Senior Expo will offer resources for healthy aging on March 6, with 60 exhibitors, health checks, and free parking. The Spice of Life Senior Variety Show also returns with performances on March 13-14.

Gilbert, Arizona is seeking nominations for its second annual Volunteer MVP Awards to honor local heroes engaging in community service reflective of the town's values.

A high-speed chase in Phoenix led to an officer-involved shooting, leaving an armed suspect dead after he tried to carjack several vehicles. The incident is under investigation.

Mesa expands its College Promise program, now offering tuition coverage for residents 24+ at Mesa Community College. The program aims to remove financial barriers and boost higher education access, supporting the city's workforce goals.

Arizona's Superintendent, Tom Horne, is working to ensure better Holocaust education in schools, noting that current teaching levels are inadequate. A new bill seeks to strengthen requirements for this crucial historical instruction.

Two separate incidents in Arizona and California involved a DUI suspect crashing into a Phoenix home and a family's dog being ejected from a car in a Victorville accident.

Authorities in Arizona are searching for Nicholas Volk, suspected of fatally shooting Marie Garcia, who was found dead in Kingman. They warn that Volk is "armed and dangerous."

A Tucson elderly couple lost $400,000 to contractors who didn't finish building their dream home, leaving them with unfinished structures and financial loss.

Tucson welcomes tiny homes from The Homing Project, aimed at providing shelter and support services for homeless individuals, especially domestic abuse survivors and the elderly.