Police seek the driver of a white Hyundai Elantra after a hit-and-run incident on Friday night in Phoenix, resulting in two people hospitalized with minor injuries.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with the National Weather Service predicting triple-digit temperatures, minimal chances of rain, and highs potentially reaching 113 degrees.

Eight new detention officers graduated from YCSO Academy, receiving badges and certificates, with officials emphasizing service, constitutional rights protection, and community commitment.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety introduced a Tactical Medical Extraction Vehicle designed for crisis situations to combine law enforcement and medical response.

Scottsdale closes the northern McDowell Sonoran Preserve due to the nearby Boulder Fire, affecting all lands north of Dynamite Boulevard for safety reasons.

The Surprise Public Library System celebrates its first anniversary with festivities and reflects on its growth, digital enhancements, and diverse collections.

Arizona hosts an event to attract investments in the semiconductor, aerospace, defense, and energy sectors, showcasing local initiatives and economic opportunities to global business leaders.

The Cesar Chavez Cultural Center will be closed on June 28th for repainting but will reopen on July 1st. Residents can contact Parks and Recreation for information.

Maricopa's Copper Sky Regional Park readies for its July 4 event with fireworks, food, and music. Parking passes are advised, with free shuttles available. The event includes a kids' zone, vendor offerings, and a beer garden.

Pinal County invites public feedback on its 2025-2028 Workforce Development Plan to shape the region's economic future. Comments are due by July 12, 2024, at 5 PM.

Southwest Gas is starting a pipeline project along S Avenue E in San Luis between July 1 and late October, leading to potential daily commute disruptions.

Republican candidates debated for Maricopa County Sheriff, where Frank Milstead, Jerry Sheridan, and Mike Crawford outlined their visions to succeed interim Sheriff Russ Skinner after Paul Penzone's resignation.

Arizona voters must request a mail-in ballot by July 19 for the July 30 primary if they can't vote in person. Requests can be made online or by phone.