Mesa, Arizona, is set to welcome the world's first dedicated direct air capture (DAC) technology manufacturing facility by CarbonCapture Inc., aiming to produce 4,000 modules annually and create up to 400 jobs by 2029.

A Mesa school was evacuated due to a hazardous materials incident at a nearby aquatic complex, resulting in seven hospitalizations and school closure.

The National Weather Service forecasts sweltering temperatures for Phoenix, with highs possibly reaching 111 degrees and nights offering little relief, dipping to the low 80s.

A large house fire occurred in Chandler near Dobson and Elliot roads, with a firefighter rescaring a dog. No residents were injured, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

LUCHA filed a lawsuit to block an Arizona ballot proposition, HCR 2060, claiming it combines multiple subjects, violating the state constitution's single-subject rule.

A 4.6 magnitude earthquake from Baja California, Mexico, was felt in southwestern Arizona, causing no reported damage or injuries. Residents can submit their experiences to the USGS.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell seeks an execution warrant for murderer Aaron Gunches, amidst Arizona's death penalty debates and execution halts.

Maricopa County Court sentences Gerardo Estrada to 281 years for sexually abusing five minors, with no possibility for early release. County Attorney Mitchell praises the victims' bravery.

The Buckeye City Council approved the Fiscal Year 24/25 budget, totaling $687 million to ensure long-term financial stability and continue quality municipal services.

Biden's asylum crackdown receives mixed reactions from Arizona leaders, with some seeing it as necessary, while concerns arise over its humanitarian impact and effectiveness.

The Arizona Department of Housing has allocated over $22 million in federal and state tax credits to support the creation of 799 affordable housing units across 12 projects.

Arizona's House passes the controversial "Secure the Border Act," facing criticism over potential racial profiling and increased law enforcement strain.

Tucson adopts a Heat Action Roadmap and Heat Protection Ordinance to shield workers from extreme heat, as part of its broader climate adaptation strategy.