Phoenix woman's brother loses everything in Texas floods; search for missing from Camp Mystic ongoing with 82 fatalities; meteorologist warns of flash flood dangers.

Fireworks are suspected to have caused two house fires in Peoria on July 4th, displacing ten residents; no injuries were reported. Fire crews responded promptly, and the American Red Cross is aiding those affected.

Tempe's July 4th drone show was canceled due to technical issues, but traditional fireworks were used instead. Other Arizona cities attempted a world record with drone shows, with mixed public reactions.

A 15-year-old girl faces assault and disorderly conduct charges after a violent incident in Gilbert, with police urging community involvement and adherence to curfews.

The Tempe community rallied to support Lost Our Home Pet Rescue with its plumbing crisis via fundraising, which also helped in upcoming renovations, including foster care for the animals.

A 6-year-old was hospitalized after being found unresponsive in a Scottsdale pool, with emergency services responding to the potential drowning incident.

Two women were shot and injured in south Phoenix; police are investigating, with no suspects detained yet. The victims' injuries are non-life-threatening.

Officials warn of firework-related risks and injuries during Independence Day in Arizona, urging proper disposal and adherence to safety guidelines.

The Square PHX introduces new nighttime history walking tours of downtown Phoenix, offering an intimate experience limited to 15 participants and highlighting the evolution of local historic structures.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of intense heat in Phoenix with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees and little respite during the night.

Mesa, Arizona launched a year-long celebration of America's 250th birthday, starting with the 16th Annual Willmeng Arizona Celebration of Freedom on July 4. Mayor Mark Freeman highlighted community pride and the scheduled series of patriotic events.

Scottsdale to revamp Thomas Road through a $17.4 million grant, with the city contributing $7.5 million for arterial rehabilitation, including new roadways, turn bays, and updated traffic signals. Work begins in 2028.

Two men were arrested in Surprise, AZ, for over 40 burglaries involving theft of items such as firearms and a golf cart, now facing 50 felony charges each.