Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 13th of March.
Good morning, Maricopa.
Since December 2024, multiple Waymo rides in the valley have encountered issues, including a vehicle circling eight times near Sky Harbor and one nearly pulling a passenger into traffic in Tempe.
A federal review (ongoing) has investigated eight incidents, and no injuries have been reported.
Local leaders discussed jury duty and its role in strengthening democracy at a civic forum on March 10 at Phoenix College.
Judges and reporters noted that serving can empower residents, and the series will continue with panels on April 7 and April 21 (venues and times pending).
Couples planning budget weddings can use a recent analysis to explore top U.S. and Arizona cities for DIY celebrations.
The study shows average wedding costs in Arizona range from $28,800 to $43,300 and rates cities on outdoor space, climate and vendor services.
Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo said he will keep his top three hitters, Marte, Carroll and Perdomo, at the head of the lineup as the team adapts workouts for triple-digit heat next week; he also mentioned potential position changes for Lawlar during spring practice.
Grand Canyon's men's basketball team lost an 11-point lead to fall 84-80 to Nevada in the Mountain West quarterfinal on March 12 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, and Nevada now advances to face top-seed Utah State in the semifinals.
Jordan Lawlar improved his swing and defense in Cactus League play while moving to center field—showing more confidence—and is expected to earn regular playing time when the season starts; club officials said he could secure an everyday role on Opening Day.
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