The Valley and Washington state face a significant eviction crisis, with record-high filings and increased pressure on legal aid programs assisting low-income tenants.

Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro announced staffing changes in the Majority leadership team, including Grant Hanna as Chief of Staff and Matt Specht as COO, ahead of the legislative session.

Two men were injured in a late-night drive-by shooting in Laveen Village, Phoenix. The suspected shooter later turned the gun on himself and was taken into custody.

A Phoenix man, Timothy Wood, is accused of assaulting and sexually assaulting his girlfriend, detaining her in a shed for weeks. Despite his denial, he faces multiple felony charges.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens fall registration for a variety of programs, including sports, esports, and special events like Dive-In Movie. Non-residents can also enroll starting July 14.

Gilbert police arrested two teenage girls after a parking lot fight, with charges including assault and disorderly conduct. Increased patrols and parental vigilance were urged in response.

Arizona's prison reform initiative faces a funding challenge as the new Independent Correctional Oversight Office lacks financial support, despite its establishment to increase transparency and accountability in the ADCRR.

Phoenix City Council passed zoning and noise rules for local data centers after considering public and council member concerns about land use and community impact.

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.