The City of Phoenix offers resources for the monsoon season, including sand for sandbags and disposal options for storm debris, urging residents to stay informed and prepared.

Two boys, aged 1 and 2, tragically drowned in separate hot tub incidents in Phoenix over the weekend, spurring police investigations and community support for the families.

MCSO rescued 100-150 tubers stranded on Salt River due to swift currents and high water. No drownings occurred, but some were hospitalized. A large branch caused the incident.

Maricopa County sees a rise in elder abuse cases, with authorities taking action. County Attorney Rachel Mitchell spotlights the issue, and local resources like APS and the Area Agency on Aging offer support.

A Tucson man was indicted for firearm and cocaine trafficking, including the possession of converted automatic weapons and an unregistered short-barrel rifle.

Tempe Police launch Operation Street Sweep to combat illegal street racing and its associated dangers, building on previous efforts that resulted in multiple arrests.

Controlled burns are set for Chino Valley Ranger District from June 17-30, 2024, to reduce wildfire risk and improve ecosystem health, with minimal smoke expected in local communities. Traffic may be affected near Highway 89 during burns.

The construction in Litchfield Park progresses, with phase 1 near completion and phase 2 set for June 17, focusing on the east side of Desert Avenue, while maintaining pedestrian access and minimizing business disruptions.

Peoria is seeking public input for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan to address affordable housing. Input can be given through public hearings, an online survey, or by mail until September 30.

The Phoenix Fire Department trains for swiftwater rescues to prepare for the upcoming monsoon season, emphasizing efficiency and interagency coordination.

ADOT begins a project to improve the SR 87 and Skousen Road intersection near Coolidge, with new lanes, a traffic signal, and better lighting. Construction may cause slowdowns, aiming for early 2025 completion.

The Rose Fire near Wickenburg forced evacuations and threatened 100 homes after burning 166 acres and destroying six houses. Firefighting efforts continue as residents cope with uncertainty and road closures.

Buckeye Municipal Airport hosts a July 4th event with music, food trucks, crafts, and a skydiving show, followed by fireworks. Pets and personal fireworks are not allowed.