After Arizona voters supported reproductive rights, restrictive abortion laws still persist, highlighted by cases like Dr. Taylor's, with legislative reform efforts facing GOP resistance and potential court battles looming.

Arizona's wearable tech sector received a $4.2 million investment for research projects, involving the ACA and private sector contributions. This supports advancements in areas such as health monitoring and sustainable tech.

IceArizona is suing the Arizona Board of Regents for the return of a $3.5 million security deposit for Mullett Arena, following the Coyotes' relocation.

The Department of Education warns ASU and 59 other US institutions about antisemitism on campuses, emphasizing Title VI protections for Jewish students.

Lori Vallow Daybell's Arizona trial will be broadcasted live with a camera in court, Judge Beresky ruled, despite her objections over privacy and fair trial concerns. Jury selection begins soon, with a six-week trial expected.

A 19-year-old, Deena Jean Marie Kneece, was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run in Phoenix that killed Aaron Hornedo, 36; police seek info on a second vehicle involved.

Phoenix's weather forecast includes a mix of conditions: partial sun with a high near 72°F, potential thunderstorms and high winds Thursday, and a sunny weekend with highs of 65°F and 73°F.

Chandler Fire Department launches CR2840, a unit to address opioid overdoses with on-scene crisis response, Narcan distribution, and educational support.

WeRIDE Peoria's service area has expanded to include Thunderbird Rd, enhancing connectivity with WeRIDE Surprise, and offering more transit flexibility for locals.

Tolleson and Avondale Fire Departments offer a free car seat safety clinic for parents, featuring certified technicians to help with installations and provide safety tips.

The Scottsdale Fire Department is hosting a town hall on wildfire awareness and preparedness, highlighting the risks and mitigation strategies for the local community.

Tolleson is undergoing a road maintenance project applying Polymer Modified Slurry, causing temporary closures and detours, with potential delays if there's rain.

The westbound Loop 202 on-ramp at Val Vista Drive in Gilbert will close for 60 days starting March 12 due to reconstruction, with ADOT advising detours and caution in construction zones.