The Inland Port Arizona Improvements Project in Pinal County was named Project of the Year by the Arizona Chapter of the American Public Works Association.

West Valley is experiencing a surge in hotel development, including a LivAway Suites in Tolleson and new Hilton and Marriott properties in Peoria, indicating a broader trend in the Greater Phoenix area's hospitality sector growth.

ABC15 and Natal Air Conditioning Services emphasize the importance of regular AC maintenance to prevent breakdowns. They suggest annual check-ups, keeping filters clean, and ensuring airflow to improve efficiency and longevity of the units.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs releases $400,000 to aid in the response to the Watch Fire in Gila County and supports San Carlos Apache Tribe's disaster declaration request.

Workers at Mesa Gateway Airport endure record temperatures on the tarmac, with ground levels reaching 144 degrees, posing challenges to daily operations.

Attorney General Mayes joins a coalition to support HUD's Discriminatory Effects Rule aimed at tackling housing discrimination, opposing the insurance industry's lawsuit challenging the rule.

The Kino Event Center in Pima County will host a job fair on July 18, featuring public sector and education employers, including police departments and Pima Community College.

The Pima County Health Department is encouraging parents to get children vaccinated before school, stressing the importance of immunizations for disease prevention and community health.

A 2-year-old girl died in a hot car in Arizona, which ranks fourth in the US for child hot car deaths. Despite attempts to rescue her, she was pronounced dead at a hospital. A 2017 law allows breaking into vehicles to save children or pets in danger.

Two men were killed and a woman critically injured in a head-on crash in west Phoenix, with the collision involving a vehicle veering into oncoming traffic.

Pinal County has issued new, clarified mail-in ballot instructions to ensure votes are counted, providing a step-by-step guide on their website for the upcoming election.

Tucson is inviting residents to shape housing code changes for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to comply with state law, with public meetings scheduled for July 2024.

Litchfield Park's Mayor Schoaf announces Stage 2 water restrictions due to high demand and limited supply, mandating limits on outdoor water use and pool filling.