Southern Arizona prepares for monsoon season with measures for road safety, flood control, and waste management, advising residents on precautions and providing resources like sandbags and real-time road updates.

The US Supreme Court unanimously upholds access to the abortion pill Mifepristone, a decision praised by Attorney General Kris Mayes, who vows to protect reproductive healthcare choices.

The Westin Tempe's owners averted auction by securing a $93 million loan extension from their primary lender, ensuring continued control over the hotel.

A towing company owner in Flagstaff saved a cat riding on an SUV, while two kittens were rescued in Phoenix from under a car. Both incidents highlight animal peril in traffic and the importance of microchip registration.

Learn about service animals in a webinar by the Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues and Guide Dogs of America, featuring speaker Greg Steinmetz on July 16.

Surprise, Arizona observes Juneteenth with city office closures, altered trash pickup schedules, and changes in library hours, though pools and recreational programs will remain open.

Tucson's Housing First initiative seeks volunteers to assemble care packages for the homeless, including food and hygiene items, distributed by outreach workers.

A DUI crash in Mesa involving a Chevrolet running a red light led to injuries and a ruptured water main, with the Chevrolet driver and others hospitalized.

Northrop Grumman warns of potential layoffs affecting hundreds in Arizona, similar to earlier announcement in California due to industry changes.

The new Pinal VOTES Election Center in Florence offers upgraded election operations and transparency features, including a 'Fishbowl' viewing room to boost civic engagement.

White Castle opens its third Arizona location in Goodyear, with grand opening festivities that included a $5,000 donation to The Solid Rock Foundation and the introduction of AI-driven ordering.

Maricopa, Arizona, is focusing on water sustainability by partnering with the federal government and Global Water to replenish local aquifers, backed by $6.5 million in federal funds.

Peoria is hiring a Parks & Sports Facilities Equipment Mechanic to maintain and repair machinery, requiring attention to detail and mechanical skills, with a salary between $22.51 and $25.02 per hour.