Lori Vallow Daybell, known as "Doomsday Mom," is coping with legal challenges as she represents herself in an Arizona trial for conspiring to murder her fourth husband, with concerns raised over her legal strategy.

A war veteran was arrested for allegedly threatening to terrorize Muslims at the West Valley Islamic Center after being influenced by "American Sniper."

UFC's Henry Cejudo subdued a suspect who crashed into a Phoenix home and assaulted the owner. The incident occurred after a neighborhood party with children, with Angel Cota, 22, arrested on DUI and assault charges.

Phoenix weather forecast predicts a week of sunshine with rising temperatures, peaking at 101 degrees on Friday and calm winds throughout the week. Night-time temperatures will increase in line with the daytime heat.

The Arizona Public Defender's Association held a meeting in Pinal County to discuss industry trends and the new features of the county's public defense facilities, including a practice courtroom.

Apache Junction opens the Future48 Workforce Accelerator, a facility for battery manufacturing training, in partnership with Pinal County, Central Arizona College, and LG Energy Solution.

Over 200 charged in Arizona immigration-related crimes, including re-entry and smuggling, following a week-long crackdown by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Casa Grande starts overnight road work on April 10 to improve streets, with phases on 2nd Street and Casa Grande Avenue, causing night closures and disruptions.

Maricopa's Wild West Music Fest has not only entertained but also boosted the local economy by promoting spending on various services, benefiting businesses and residents.

Pinal County hosted a CAP Board Meeting to discuss the management of water from the Colorado River, with Supervisor Miller recognizing the severe sustainability challenges.

Shannon Johanni is appointed as permanent Director of Phoenix's Office of Accountability and Transparency after serving as interim and leading the department's growth.

State attorneys general, including Arizona's Kris Mayes, sue the Trump Administration over NIH grant funding issues, alleging unlawful delays and cancellations that impact medical and public health research.

Scottsdale City Council will discuss changing a roundabout project to a signalized intersection, with potential funding shifts from federal to local sources.