Yosha Brunson Kuhl becomes Litchfield Park's first Director of Communications, with a focus on enhancing city-resident relationships and managing public information.

The Arizona Department of Health Services stresses the importance of health in their back-to-school guide, focusing on nutrition, sleep, immunizations, and mental health.

A fatal multi-vehicle collision in Lake Havasu City last week, involving five cars and leading to one death and several injuries, is under police investigation.

FlightSafety International plans a new Learning Center in Arizona, aiming to enhance aviation training and safety, bring local jobs, and boost the economy.

Goodyear city advises on efficient water use in backyards to reduce bills and conserve resources, offering tips like watering at the right time and fixing leaks.

Senator Gallego urges the CDC to release overdue overdose prevention funds to support critical community programs, highlighting the urgent public health crisis.

Arizona fires Bronco and Indian Creek are being managed with a focus on repairing roads and containment, with progress reported. Over 600 personnel are working on the situation, with public safety closures on tribal lands.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and congressional leaders demand the release of funds for the state's "Solar for All" program after its suspension by the EPA, highlighting the loss in energy savings, job creation, and solar deployment.

Djordje Pavlovic was appointed as Glendale's new Engineering Services Director, with a start date of August 25, bringing over a decade of city experience.

An early morning car crash in Glendale, caused by a driver running a red light, resulted in one fatality and a chain-reaction collision involving four vehicles.

Lori Vallow Daybell has been extradited to Idaho with two life sentences from Arizona for murder conspiracies, already serving life sentences for other crimes. The case's cost exceeds $100,000.

Liberty Wildlife in Phoenix helps thousands of animals affected by extreme heat and human activities, emphasizing rehabilitation and education to preserve local wildlife.

ASU integrates virtual reality into its science curriculum, enhancing student engagement and success in fields like biology and chemistry, and positively affecting student retention in science majors.