Phoenix is facing extreme heat, with temperatures projected to hit 109 degrees. The heatwave is to continue, with a slight chance of showers early next week.

Chandler, Arizona, introduces new laws to curb unruly gatherings and ban minors from possessing brass knuckles, with potential fines and jail time for violators.

An audit of Scottsdale's IAM systems revealed significant security flaws, including an excess of privileged accounts and inconsistent multi-factor authentication.

The Goodyear Fire Department runs Camp F.I.R.E.S., a program helping high school girls develop leadership skills and confidence by exposing them to firefighting and emergency services.

The Cochise County Library District has launched the Kanopy streaming service, offering patrons free access to a variety of films, documentaries, and kids' content with their library card.

Mark Kelly plans to introduce a bill to ban bump stocks following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the previous ban.

The Scottsdale Police Department is searching for missing 85-year-old Robert Pollmann who was last seen leaving a care home. He has medical conditions that could cause confusion.

ADOT has modified lane striping on Loop 101 near US 60 to improve traffic flow and safety, including extended right lanes for easier merging near University Drive and Broadway Road.

James McCarty of New Mexico was sentenced to seven years for making hoax calls to elicit SWAT responses, involving threats at schools and simulating a hostage situation.

Tucson faces a sharp rise in pedestrian and cyclist fatalities, with advocacy group Living Streets Alliance urging city leaders to implement safety measures like speed reduction and radar enforcement.

A theft at Maricopa County's election center triggered a probe and the suspect, a temp worker, was caught; reprogramming of election gear cost $19,000.

Phoenix police and Silent Witness seek public assistance in locating a female suspect involved in a hit-and-run that severely injured a teen on a miniature motorcycle. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

The City of Phoenix Mobile Career Unit hosted a job event at UMOM New Day Centers, connecting job seekers with employers and resulting in 65 job offers.