The Dragon Bravo Fire near the Grand Canyon's North Rim has burned 44,000 acres. Firefighters are taking measures to protect structures like the Kaibab Lodge. Local and national leaders are discussing recovery and fire management policies.

Tempe introduces a new General Business License to improve engagement with local businesses and establish a comprehensive database. Fee waivers are available until January 2027.

Casa Grande City Council prepares for community engagement at an open house, alerting residents of a possible council quorum yet no formal action to occur.

San Tan Valley residents prepare to vote on incorporation, with a key ballot Proposition 495 approved for the August 5, 2025 election, and various voting options and deadlines outlined.

Phoenix, Arizona, is experiencing hot and sunny weather with temperatures rising to 109°F and calm winds. A slight chance of showers is expected midweek.

Arizona Democratic lawmakers succeeded in getting the Trump administration to release over $110 million in education funding previously withheld, benefitting schools as they prepare for the new academic year.

Avondale initiates a crack seal road preservation project across multiple neighborhoods, without disrupting trash services, expecting completion from July to November. Residents are advised of potential towing and commute disruptions.

Flagstaff is seeking a new city manager as Greg Clifton retires in August, with Duffy Group hired to aid the thorough search. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.

Arizona woman sentenced to 102 months for aiding North Korean IT worker fraud scheme, generating over $17 million for North Korea and causing identity theft and harm to U.S. companies' integrity.

A burglary at Restock Ave in Phoenix involved a stolen vehicle crashing into the store, with thieves targeting high-value items. The owner faces a significant setback to his business.

Rep. Walt Blackman criticizes Arizona's wildfire practices for preferring out-of-state crews over local contractors, which is costlier and undermines state readiness. He demands a review of dispatch records and policy reform.

Jacob Chansley, aka the QAnon Shaman, has publicly criticized Trump, calling him a fraud and attacking his unmet promise to release the Epstein files.

Gannett is relocating the Arizona Republic's printing operations from Phoenix to Las Vegas, resulting in the loss of 117 jobs. Despite assurances that service will be unaffected, employees fear the move will impact the paper's community ties.