Marlinda Littleman has been appointed as the new health services administrator for DALTCS in the Navajo Nation, a position praised by President Buu Nygren.

Two initiatives over Arizona's minimum wage law are set for a November vote: the "One Fair Wage Act," to raise the state's minimum wage to $18, and the "Tipped Workers Protection Act," allowing 25% below minimum wage for tipped workers.

A fire in Phoenix destroyed homes and killed pets near 35th Avenue and Greenway Road. The origin is under investigation, with fireworks as a possible cause. Residents are seeking aid through GoFundMe.

ABC15 details weekend events in the Valley, including the First Friday art walk, concerts, Hamilton at ASU Gammage, and sports like the Copa América quarterfinals and indoor football.

A Phoenix Police officer pulled over an empty Waymo driverless car after it drove on the wrong side of the road, with the encounter highlighting issues of policing autonomous vehicles.

Nathan Kropp aims to attend 150 games in a year, involving various Arizona sports teams, while also engaging in community acts like sharing food with the homeless.

Arizona Congressman Raul Grijalva has urged President Biden to reconsider his 2024 presidential run, becoming the second House Democrat to express such concerns.

A one-year-old boy named Zion Rodgers drowned in a Phoenix pool and was declared deceased at the hospital despite CPR efforts. Authorities are investigating the incident.

10-year-old Cortinez Logan died from heat complications while hiking on South Mountain on a day when temperatures reached 113°F. The boy, a recent Phoenix newcomer, collapsed and was airlifted but later died at the hospital.

Pinal County has adopted a $1.1 billion budget for 2024-2025, with a focus on employee compensation, starting in-person early voting, paying tribute to historical figures, and investing in future development and infrastructure.

This article discusses Mesa's bulletin on managing plant hydration and water conservation during the peak heat of summer, with tips on irrigation, rainwater harvesting, and water-saving resources.

Phoenix is set for a high of 112 degrees on Independence Day, with winds up to 20 mph. Temperatures will remain high throughout the week, reaching near 115 degrees. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and seek shade.

A Vehicle Theft Task Force in Phoenix arrested five individuals connected to a chop shop operation, recovering stolen vehicles and prosecuting those involved.