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.

Pima County suspended horse racing at Rillito Racetrack in 2025 due to procurement controversy. The current operator failed to provide financial audits, leading to a tainted bid process and RFP cancellation.

Phoenix faces a heatwave with temperatures reaching 113 degrees, sporadic chances of rain, and occasional gusty winds. The hot conditions are expected to persist into the coming week.

Pinal County, in collaboration with the CAG, is conducting a survey to understand and improve transportation services for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Residents can participate online to influence future mobility options in the county.

A Kingman man was indicted for trading firearms, explosives, and drugs with an undercover agent and may face severe penalties, including a life sentence.

The article discusses a report on preventable deaths in US immigrant detention, highlighting inadequate healthcare and oversight leading to fatalities.

Navajo Nation President Nygren testified before a House Committee, backing water rights bills to settle tribal claims in Arizona, New Mexico, and Montana, reflecting his own experiences of water scarcity.

Phoenix is expecting a week of intense heat with temperatures reaching up to 111 degrees, coupled with a possibility of showers, thunderstorms, and patchy blowing dust in the evenings.

Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne advises schools to seek legal advice before implementing new Title IX guidelines, citing legal uncertainties and potential harms to students.