Tombstone, AZ schedules a public hearing for July 9 to discuss the proposed budget for FY 2024-2025, with a follow-up Special City Council Meeting on July 16 for deliberations.

Phoenix, Arizona, braces for an extreme heatwave with temperatures soaring to highs near 111-114 degrees, prompting warnings for high heat safety measures during the stretch of sunny weather.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on presidential immunity, affecting how former presidents can be held accountable, with a major impact on the scope of presidential powers.

The Chandler City Council has reduced the city's property tax rate for the ninth consecutive year, setting it at $1.0826 per $100 of assessed value for FY 2024-2025.

The city of Mesa unveiled its new 33,000-square-foot Police Property Building for evidence handling, funded by public safety bonds and local taxes, marking an investment in law enforcement infrastructure.

The City of San Luis received a $10,000 grant from Campesinos Sin Frontera's Thrive Program to enhance cultural and recreational activities for youths aged 11 to 18.

Daniel Paduchowski was arrested on aggravated assault charges related to his wife Kelly Paduchowski's disappearance after she went missing in Flagstaff. The search for Kelly continues.

A study shows Arizona's wine industry has seen significant growth in employment and visitor spending since 2011, with strong contributions to state tourism and agribusiness.

A woman was seriously injured in a stabbing in Phoenix near 9th Avenue and Glendale. Police seek the male suspect who fled the scene. Silent Witness is accepting tips to aid the investigation.

Three men were arrested in Yavapai County for alleged child sex trafficking and aggravated luring of a minor as per a multi-agency task force investigation.

Phoenix Zoo mourns the loss of Boboo, an eight-year-old African lion, euthanized due to aggressive cancer, leaving behind offspring to continue his legacy.

Jacob Meisner was sentenced to probation for two separate assault cases that are not related to the murder charge he faces in the death of Preston Lord.

Phoenix is set for a hot start to July with temps near 110 degrees and a possible thunderstorm. The heat continues with sunny skies and high temps throughout the week.