UFC fighter Henry Cejudo's home was burglarized, with his championship belt and other items stolen. A $10,000 reward is offered for the belt's return.

Phoenix is set for a hot week with clear skies and rising temperatures, peaking near triple digits by Friday, per the National Weather Service's forecast.

Phoenix Interim Police Chief Michael Sullivan resigned and withdrew his candidacy for the permanent role, prompting the city to continue its search for a new chief.

The Philippine Mars, a WWII-era flying boat, will be transported through Peoria late at night to minimize traffic disruption before becoming an exhibit at the Pima Air and Space Museum.

Desert Dreams F.C., the newest WPSL team, announces their inaugural home game schedule, tryouts, and ticket information, including a special July 4 event.

Graham County is seeing increased rabies cases; local health authorities coordinate with medical and veterinary institutions to encourage prevention and vaccination.

Peoria Mayor Jason Beck discussed public safety, economic development, and water security during the State of the City Address, highlighting partnerships and future plans.

Chandler's eastbound Ray Road at Alma School reduced to one lane for emergency sewer repairs until Wednesday evening.

Chandler, Arizona, celebrates AAPI Heritage Month with events like a community connection event at Phoenix Palace and a Japanese American internment exhibit at Chandler Museum.

Chandler’s Golden Neighbors program invites seniors to a free walking event on April 17, including a tour of Tumbleweed Recreation Center and a complimentary pedometer.

Attorneys general, including Kris Mayes, filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court against a taxpayer-funded religious charter school, citing constitutional issues.

Mesa Main Library hosts a Spring Cleaning Book Sale on April 11-12, offering a variety of books at low prices, with proceeds supporting library programs.

The Arizona Department of Transportation canceled the 48-hour closure of State Route 88 that was scheduled for April 8-10, as part of an $18 million paving and drainage improvement project.