Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed three bipartisan water management bills aimed at conservation and sustainable use to secure future water resources.

Jaxson, a 7-month-old baby shot by his father in Surprise, Arizona, shows signs of recovery after undergoing several surgeries. His father died by suicide and set their house on fire during the incident.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs approves and vetoes multiple water-related bills, shaping the future of the state's water resources management and conservation efforts.

President Buu Nygren signed legislation authorizing the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for Navajo infrastructure projects, potentially doubling the number of ventures and initiating a Revenue Replacement Reserve with $521.8 million.

Gilbert's Town Council approves a Parks and Recreation Master Plan, developed with extensive community input, to guide local leisure development for the next decade.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed budget bills to address a $1 billion shortfall, involving cuts to higher education and other areas, while facing criticism from both parties.

Glendale is aiming to expand its economy through more foreign direct investment, leveraging existing international relationships and planning to attend the SelectUSA Investment Summit to attract global partners.

Stage 2 fire restrictions and specific area closures will begin in the Kaibab National Forest to mitigate wildfire risks, affecting campfires, smoking, and more.

Phoenix Police Department advises caution and provides safety tips for drivers during monsoon season, including checking vehicle condition, pulling over safely during storms, and being vigilant of post-storm debris and hazards.

Two mixed-use projects, The Edge and The Sydney, are under development in Scottsdale, with a focus on retail and entertainment catering to the millennial demographic.

The Light Up Navajo project aims to bring electricity to at least 200 homes in the Navajo Nation, with over 250 workers from 42 utility companies across 16 states.

Phoenix, AZ celebrates Juneteenth as the city anticipates a heatwave, with the National Weather Service forecasting highs up to 112 degrees and possible showers towards the weekend.

Curtis Road in Pima County is undergoing surface treatment work, causing potential minor traffic delays due to lane closures and turn restrictions, with flaggers directing traffic.