Scottsdale Aquatics offers free swim lessons during Drowning Impact Awareness Month in response to high number of drownings in Maricopa and Pinal counties.

Cochise County's IT systems experienced disruption from a faulty CrowdStrike update, but election systems were unaffected, as confirmed by the county and an elections systems vendor, ES&S.

The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone Action Day warning for Tucson, advising sensitive groups to limit outdoor activities due to high ozone levels.

Brandon Michael Lujan received three life sentences for the 2021 murders of his family members in Phoenix, with no parole, as confirmed by the Maricopa County Attorney.

The article outlines Coconino County's preparations for the Primary Election, highlighting polling locations, voter assistance, and ID requirements for July 30.

Navajo Nation President advocates for a water rights settlement in Washington, D.C., highlighting its importance for tribal sustainability amid drought conditions.

The Main Library in Mesa is providing prepacked book boxes in August to local Little Free Library stewards to diversify and refresh their collections.

ADOT invites Arizona residents to submit traffic safety messages for their annual Safety Message Contest until July 29, with finalists put to public vote and the winning slogans to be displayed on highway signs.

Carlos Pacheco was sentenced to over 17 years in prison for multiple charges including fentanyl sale, weapon misconduct, and evading law enforcement in Maricopa County.

Arizona's DCS and U.S. Marshals successfully recovered 49 missing children in a statewide operation, emphasizing cooperation between agencies and the DCS's ongoing efforts to protect children.

A man in Phoenix died after being struck by a city bus while trying to get it to stop at a non-designated area. The incident remains under investigation.

Shannon Smith was arrested for alleged identity theft and medical fraud costing approximately $500,000, a crime involving the use of a victim's details for medical services.

El Mirage offers Free Open Swim Sundays and budget-friendly swim lessons for kids aged 3-12, aiming to improve public safety and accessibility to swimming as a vital life skill.