A man has been hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries following a collision between his van and a train in Buckeye, Arizona. An investigation into the crash, which may involve malfunctioning crossing arms, is underway.

Phoenix collaborates with Kitchen on the Street and Knead Technologies in a pilot program to combat food waste and increase food security. The initiative involves collecting surplus food for the needy and turning compostable waste into compost.

First Friday in downtown Phoenix is an expansive street party with free art galleries, live music, and food trucks, popular among locals and tourists alike.

ADOT announces a 60-day closure of the northbound Loop 101 off-ramp at Princess Drive/Pima Road starting July 31, due to the Loop 101 Improvement Project in north Scottsdale.

ADOT begins construction on Loop 303 interchange with Grand Avenue in Surprise, adding lanes and enhancing traffic flow, starting July 29 with road closures for setup.

The Mesa Public Library offers a wealth of resources including books, computers, study rooms, and library staff assistance, aiming to support academic success for K-12 students with its range of services and programs.

The Pima County Emergency Eviction Legal Services program has offered legal help to 2,300 households facing eviction, with many achieving favorable outcomes.

The Arizona House Elections Committee is urging county recorders to enforce proof of citizenship for voter registration, aligning with a Ninth Circuit ruling and aiming to ensure election integrity.

A judge in Colorado has allowed a lawsuit against the Kroger-Albertsons merger to proceed, prompting the companies to pause the deal. This halt is welcomed by officials concerned about market competition and consumer impact.

Navajo and Hopi leaders advocated in Washington D.C. for a bill to address water scarcity, involving a $1.75 billion pipeline project from the Colorado River.

A Phoenix building roof collapsed during a thunderstorm, leaving a worker unaccounted for and complicating rescue efforts due to instability and potential secondary collapses.

Phoenix's high is predicted to hit 109 degrees today with a slight chance of showers. Warm temperatures and minimal chance of rain are expected throughout the upcoming week.

Jordan's Way charity raised $10,000 for Pinal County Animal Care & Control through a Facebook live event, surpassing last year's $8,000. The shelter staff performed viral challenges to support animal care.