Phoenix is expecting a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 114 degrees, accompanied by occasional breezy conditions and chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Traffic on Arizona's SR 89A is reduced to one lane due to a rockfall mitigation project, with delays expected near Flagstaff and detours via I-17 and SR 179 suggested.

The Burton Barr Central Library will celebrate the Summer Solstice on June 20 with activities emphasizing the interplay of light and architecture, and marking anniversaries for the Arizona Room and College Depot.

The Arizona Department of Transportation announces a closure on eastbound Interstate 10 in Phoenix from June 21-24 for a traffic shift, suggesting detours for affected drivers.

Mesa police investigate after an explosive device detonated at a home, causing injury and extensive damage. Victim Nick Scherr experienced minor injuries and is increasing home security. No arrests yet.

Firefighters responded to a garage fire in north Phoenix where two homemade electric cars were ablaze, necessitating hazmat evaluation; no injuries reported.

Sarah Horvath has been appointed as the new director of Pima County's Kino Sports Complex and Stadium District, bringing her extensive finance and operations experience to the role.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Herman Campbell, 65, missing since June 15 in Phoenix, Arizona. He suffers from medical conditions and may be confused.

Tucson's Department of Transportation and Mobility initiates Operation Splash to install barricades at flood-prone areas and provide free sandbags in preparation for monsoon season.

Maricopa County Attorney's Office will not charge Surprise Councilmember Aly Cline with theft or criminal damage for removing signs from city property, with no reasonable likelihood of conviction found.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes criticized the state governor and legislature for risking the mishandling of $1.14 billion from the One Arizona Agreement meant for the opioid crisis.

The article describes the upcoming weather in Phoenix, Arizona, with a heatwave bringing temperatures in the triple digits, minimal wind changes, and advice for residents to stay hydrated and cool.

Organized retail theft is leading stores to adopt stricter security measures, while a report suggests theft rates may be overstated, impacting policy and discussions on economic and racial justice.