Storms in Arizona have caused heavy rains, flooding, and infrastructure damage, prompting road closures like U.S. 60, while local authorities address emergencies and call for conservation.

ASU football suffered a heavy 42-10 loss to Utah, with backup QB Jeff Sims struggling in place of the injured Sam Leavitt, raising concerns for the team's future.

Phoenix forecast includes thunderstorms and clear skies, with varying chances of rain and temperatures ranging from the low 70s to mid-80s throughout the week.

The Arizona Supreme Court has scheduled Richard Kenneth Djerf's execution for October 17 after his guilty plea for murdering a family of four in 1993.

The Phoenix area is forecasted to have a wet and thundery week with high chances of rain and thunderstorms, followed by clearer and sunnier weather as the week progresses.

The Tonto National Forest plans pile burns near Roosevelt Lake to reduce wildfire risks, with fires scheduled for Oct. 14 depending on weather. Smoke is expected to be minimal and temporary.

Senate OKs the ROAD to Housing Act, led by Senator Gallego, aiming to improve home affordability and availability within the NDAA; House to review next.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue responds to rising battery-related fires, stressing the need for proper lithium-ion battery usage, care, and disposal to prevent overheating and fires.

The Arizona Cardinals are preparing to play the Indianapolis Colts away, seeking to end a three-game losing streak, with possible quarterback changes due to Kyler Murray's injury.

ADOT to start SR 187 improvements, adding turn lanes and widening shoulders for safety and congestion relief, with construction impacting traffic from Oct 14.

A car fell off a cliff near Tortilla Flat; rescuers saved critically injured occupants after a complex night operation involving a helicopter and rope systems.

Flagstaff will close city offices on October 13 to observe Indigenous Peoples Day, with a cultural event planned and some services paused or rescheduled.

Avondale residents can contribute to a new public art piece by drawing shapes representing their city at a community event with artists HYBYCOZO on November 5.