Phoenix anticipates a week of extreme heat with temperatures soaring above 110 degrees, while the National Weather Service advises residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity.

Egg farmer Glenn Hickman blames the federal government for not allowing avian flu vaccinations, which he believes could have prevented the death of six million chickens and helped with egg prices.

A brush fire in Phoenix led to several burnt vehicles and was contained by firefighters with no injuries. The cause is under investigation. Residents can follow updates via the 12News+ app on various platforms.

Authorities are searching for Janelle Banda, a 32-year-old missing since June 13 from an Arizona campsite. She was last seen at 10:30 p.m., and the area is known for dangerous terrain.

Two major traffic accidents occurred in Phoenix. A pregnant woman and two children were among the injured in a collision on Saturday, while a separate crash on Friday left a woman and three kids critically hurt. Investigations are ongoing.

Trump's travel ban on multiple African and Middle Eastern countries has sparked widespread criticism for its impact on families and potential legal and moral challenges.

An elderly man is critically injured after being rescued from a severe apartment fire in North Phoenix. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and no other injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Arizona Governor Hobbs and DPS Director Glover urge for peaceful protest ahead of planned demonstrations, emphasizing respect for the law and community safety.

Flagstaff intersection at Riordan Dr. and Riordan Ranch St. will be closed nightly from June 16-19 for water system upgrades; daytime traffic will remain unaffected.

Glendale Library now offers 3D printing services, expanding its role as a learning and innovation hub beyond providing books, and encouraging community members to create tangible objects from their digital designs.

The ASRS provides guidelines for Arizona retirees to protect their pensions when returning to work, including the "20/20 criteria" for those employed by ASRS businesses.

Arizona's public workers will see decreased paycheck deductions as ASRS contribution rates drop to 12.00% from 12.27%, due to strong investment returns.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office announced a civil sale of a property on July 9, 2025, to satisfy a legal judgment against Charles C. Brooks and others.