Frank's New York Style Deli in Phoenix is lauded for its traditional sandwiches, with "The Tony" Italian sub gaining particular praise. Recognized by Tasting Table and Yelp, this family-run delicatessen is a community favorite.

A man was fatally shot in Phoenix after a fight near 22nd Avenue and Camelback Road. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects identified yet.

The Gila River Indian Community enforces a night curfew for minors amid a surge in crime, effective from February 25 to March 9, with certain exemptions.

Phoenix will experience sunny and clear weather this week with temperatures in the mid to high 80s, dipping slightly as the week progresses, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Arizona's Superintendent calls for stricter rules to combat high student absenteeism, proposing course failures after nine unexcused absences and treating tardiness more severely.

Surprise, Arizona's Tennis & Racquet Complex offers a Spring Break Tennis Camp for kids aged 7-18. The camp runs on March 17-21, focusing on fun and skills development.

Buckeye announces its "Concerts in the Parks" 2025 series, featuring local bands at various parks, with family-friendly games, food trucks, and free goodies.

Jane Poston retains her seat on the NLC Public Safety Committee, shaping federal advocacy and policy, including public safety professionals' support and technological advancements like drone use.

Chandler City Council starts planning for FY 2025-2026 budget, focusing on public infrastructure and services while managing costs.

ADOT has announced a 60-day closure of the westbound Loop 202 off-ramp at Cooper Road starting February 26, due to freeway widening in Chandler and Gilbert.

Javier Vargas has been appointed to the Greater Yuma Port Authority, representing the City of San Luis and focusing on trade and cross-border relationships.

Coconino County Attorney's Office forms a Cold Case Unit with local law enforcement to review unsolved crimes, aiming to utilize modern forensic methods and bring justice to unresolved cases.

Arizona's HB2164, aimed at removing questionable additives from school lunches, passes the House unanimously; sponsored by Rep. Biasiucci, it targets artificial dyes and cheap fillers, reflecting health concerns.