The Chandler Museum unveils "¡MONSTRAS!: Female Legends of Latin America," reinterpreting Latin American myths with a feminist perspective. The exhibit features commissioned artwork and runs until August 31.

Queen Creek Police Department launches Partners in Policing Academy to enhance community understanding of police work through interactive sessions with specialized units.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed several bills, citing a legislative hostage-taking over services for those with disabilities, but signed others deemed essential, including measures for fair juries and emergency management.

The Arizona Department of Corrections has announced measures to increase safety in response to prison violence, including restricted movement and pausing visitation in select units.

The Arizona Auditor General's report finds Sierra Vista Unified School District guilty of financial errors, overpaying administrators, and poor asset protection.

Arthur Contreras, missing since Friday from Phoenix, has been safely located after a Silver Alert was issued. Details of his discovery have not been released.

The District of Arizona U.S. Attorney's Office charged 329 individuals with immigration offenses during enforcement operations between April 12-18, 2025.

Morris Gary Hibbitt has been sentenced to 13 months in prison and subsequent supervised release for sexually abusing an inmate while working as a security supervisor.

Phoenix is set to experience a week of sunny days and clear nights, with highs in the low 90s and lows in the low 60s.

Arizona reported a 50% pass rate for the February 2025 bar exam, with top scorer Fabi Mansoor Behnam from California leading new legal professionals into the state's legal system.

Arizona Democratic politicians are opposing GOP plans to cut Medicaid, highlighting its crucial role in providing addiction treatment amid the fentanyl crisis, warning that such cuts could deprive thousands of necessary healthcare services.

Comanche Park in Scottsdale has renovated its tennis courts with new concrete, lighting, and fencing after storm damage. The city aims for durability and offers various tennis programs.

Phoenix to experience a week of clear skies and warm temperatures, with highs approaching the nineties and calm weather conditions, as per the National Weather Service.