Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan suspended three officers and ordered de-escalation training following an incident with a deaf man with cerebral palsy.

Micah Andrew Hines was arrested for attempting to kidnap a child and recording students in an Arizona school bathroom.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns against illegal THC sales, reminding only licensed dispensaries can sell such products under Proposition 207.

A coalition of 20 state attorneys general has filed for an injunction against the Trump Administration's plan to dismantle the Department of Education.

The Peoria Police Real Time Crime Center opened, promising to enhance law enforcement with real-time data and analytics to reduce crime and aid first responders.

The Chandler Museum presents "Gaman," an exhibit on the Japanese American internment at Gila River, showcasing the resilience of detainees during WWII.

Surprise, AZ partners with ARIZONA@WORK for a job fair at Surprise Regional Library on Apr 24, offering diverse employment opportunities and potential on-site interviews.

Casa Grande announces traffic delays on Pinal Avenue starting March 31st due to the Kortsen Road Sewer Relief Project, urging motorists to follow traffic guidance.

Avondale residents may see changes in utility bills in July. The city has proposed rate adjustments and is holding public meetings for input before a May 5 hearing. Details are on the city website.

Authorities report on the ongoing investigation of a fatal collision on Interstate 40, noting the discovery of additional remains and the difficulty in identifying them.

Avondale's Public Works Department assesses sidewalks to maintain safety and is expected to complete evaluations by mid-April. Residents may notice city workers documenting sidewalk conditions.

An independent report suggests Governor Hobbs' housing moratorium may cost Arizona $2 billion in GDP over a decade, predicting job losses and reduced personal income. House Majority Leader Carbone calls for solutions to lift the moratorium.

The ADCRR announced new members for the Director's Advisory Committee, focusing on diverse areas like women's services, healthcare, and tribal relations, with the first meeting in April.