Phoenix is bracing for extreme heat with temperatures nearing 110 degrees, and the chance of late afternoon thunderstorms. The heatwave is expected to continue, with minimal nighttime relief and sporadic rain chances in the forecast.

A northern Arizona healthcare facility, TCRHCC, reinstates mask mandates due to a COVID-19 spike, and aims to replenish test supplies. Arizona reports a downturn in cases, contrasting with the continued vigilance at select health institutions.

One man was shot in Phoenix following a family dispute; the suspected assailant is detained. In Kansas City, a victim of a reported homicide is critically wounded but alive.

Arizonans won nearly $1.4 million in lottery games over the weekend, including a $1 million Powerball prize in Phoenix. Other wins included a $202,000 Triple Twist jackpot in Tucson and a $144,002 Fantasy 5 prize in Apache Junction.

Scottsdale's Etta restaurant, recently bought by RDM Hospitality, is closing on July 22 for renovations, with plans to reopen in September. The revamp follows Etta Collective's bankruptcy and includes design updates and menu changes.

A dust storm in Phoenix caused the FAA to issue a ground stop at Sky Harbor Airport, leading to delays. Severe weather also prompted health and safety warnings from local authorities.

Arike Ogunbowale's 34-point game led the WNBA All-Stars to a 117-109 win over the US Olympic team, with rookie Caitlin Clark showcasing her skills as well.

Arizona is considering MDMA-assisted therapy for first responders with PTSD, pending FDA approval and inclusion in worker’s compensation plans, with promising clinical trial results.

Phoenix, AZ residents expect a hot week with intermittent rain chances. Highs may reach 108-114 degrees, with nighttime lows around 91 degrees and occasional gusty winds. Rain chances range from 10 to 30 percent, particularly in the evenings.

Chandler offers DEI mini-grants for youth programs and event sponsorships to promote diversity, with applications open for educators and groups aligning with Chandler's mission.

A cybersecurity update from CrowdStrike unintentionally caused global service disruptions, affecting businesses, airports, and emergency services, and prompting a review of reliance on technology.

Cochise County Deputy Attorney Michael Powell received the 2024 Appellate Prosecutor – Felony of the Year award for his exemplary work, including an influential amicus brief.

The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality issues an air quality alert for Tucson due to high ozone levels, advising precaution for vulnerable individuals.