Phoenix is forecasted to have brief rain, then clear skies and warm temperatures through the weekend and into midweek, according to the National Weather Service.

Goodyear Police sergeant assaulted by Cameron Doyle during a traffic stop; minor injuries occurred, and Doyle faced charges. Traffic on I-10 was temporarily restricted.

Lori Vallow Daybell's trial reached day eight, with defense opting not to present evidence. She faces conspiracy in her fourth husband's murder. Daybell believes the state lacks evidence. Jury instruction to start April 17.

Tempe Police seek public help to find a suspect spreading CSAM stickers in public areas since September 7, 2024, along the Western Canal and in nearby cities.

Scottsdale opposes Arizona Senate Bill 1543, which limits local zoning control, and urges Governor Katie Hobbs to veto it, as the bill threatens local democracy and community involvement in development decisions.

The City of Maricopa is encouraging citizen involvement in local committees and has introduced policy changes to allow City staff to serve as liaisons, fostering closer community ties.

Litchfield Park partners with the Paul W. Litchfield Heritage Center to restore the historic Litchfield/Denny house as part of the La Loma cultural complex.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Janette Corral, Nicole Hartley, and Brian Palmer as judges to Maricopa County Superior Court, all bringing diverse legal backgrounds.

The Arizona Auditor General released a biennial review of the Attorney General’s Office use of anti-racketeering funds, focusing on fiscal responsibility and adherence to legal guidelines for 2023-2024.

Cochise County filed an amended complaint against Ramsey Canyon Inn for unpermitted activities, including hosting weddings and staff residing on-site. The property also fails to meet acreage requirements for zoning compliance.

An 86-year-old from Apache Junction was scammed out of $82,000 after giving remote computer access to a fraudster. Police arrested two men in connection with the crime.

Yuma businessman Philip Kevin Clark pled guilty to tax evasion, having failed to pay over $395k in employee taxes to the IRS. He faces up to $250k in fines and five years in prison. Sentencing is set for July 2025.

Maricopa invites residents to discuss a proposed sales tax for SR 347 widening at open houses before the City Council vote. Previous funding attempts failed; the tax could provide matching funds.