Arizona Attorney General Mayes won a preliminary injunction, blocking federal agency firings and ordering reinstatement of affected probationary employees.

Arizona health officials launch Healthy Horizons campaign to combat declining child vaccination rates, emphasizing vaccine benefits through a video series with pediatricians.

Tom Horne, Arizona's Superintendent, is advocating for parental rights in education, aligning with federal guidance, and warning schools to comply with privacy laws or risk federal funding.

The Arizona State Retirement System offers various retirement benefit options, including lifetime annuities, with considerations for beneficiaries, explained by Nathaniel Brengle.

The Chandler Fire Department received a $45,510 grant for child car seat safety, allowing ongoing inspections and education programs through September 30, 2025.

April is Fair Housing Month in Phoenix, promoting non-discrimination in housing transactions and providing resources for reporting and combating housing discrimination.

Mesa Parks and Recreation offers a range of summer activities for all ages beginning April 7 for residents, including camps, sports, and adaptive recreation, with non-residents starting April 14.

ADOT announces weekend closure of northbound SR 143 between I-10 and Loop 202 in Arizona for a traffic shift. Detours to be expected along with additional closures, including ramps from I-10 to SR 143.

The westbound I-10 in Arizona will be closed for traffic shifts due to the I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project, affecting several on-ramps and causing detours.

Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for a missing woman, Lynn Coulter, last seen near South 15th Avenue and West Jefferson Street, who may be disoriented due to a medical condition.

Maricopa County Board approves a settlement regarding federal-only voter status, involving no costs to taxpayers, requiring the County Recorder to seek DHS clarity on voter citizenship.

Tombstone announces a possible City Council quorum at Jeff Ikirt's funeral, assuring no official business will occur.

Incarcerated gang member Jonathan Peterson found guilty of second-degree murder, receives additional 42.75-year sentence for ordering a hit from prison.