Edmon Yohannes was sentenced to 30 years in prison and lifetime probation for attempting to sexually exploit children, caught in "Operation Tangled Web." He was convicted on multiple charges, including Child Sex Trafficking.

The Arizona Supreme Court approved the expansion of a program to train community members to provide legal assistance, aiming to improve access to justice.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the 2017 workers' compensation law, not the 2021 version, applies to firefighter Vande Krol's claim for benefits due to cancer diagnosed before the newer law's enactment.

Arizona House Speaker Montenegro establishes a budget oversight committee chaired by Rep. Gress to address alleged mismanagement under Governor Hobbs.

Senator Mark Kelly honored late Congressman Raúl Grijalva, praising his advocacy for environmental justice, immigrant rights, and his efforts to protect Arizona's resources.

Phoenix area businesses bought 1,200 Girl Scout cookies from a six-year-old, donating them to a local charity, benefiting both the scout and those in need.

Arizona faces an "emergency" with nearly one-third of students chronically absent, leading officials to propose strict measures and collaborate with families to improve attendance.

Phoenix opens a new homeless shelter, the Phoenix Navigation Center, with 280 beds, offering support and pathways towards self-sufficiency for its residents.

Arizona firefighters prepare for a challenging wildfire season, training at Lake Pleasant and focusing on coordination and strategy in response to record temperatures, high winds, and urban sprawl increasing fire risks.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from the upper 80s to low 80s, stable evening conditions, and occasional light winds.

Peoria partners with Zencity to conduct quarterly surveys to assess resident satisfaction with city services, quality of life, and safety. The initiative aims to guide city improvements.

The Spring Serenade Concert series in Peoria will feature the band Western Fusion at Paloma Community Park, offering free country music on March 30th from 4-6 pm.

Let's Build Foundation aids Peoria community with opioid prevention, hygiene kits, and resources at the Patena Community Center, open three days a week.