Arizona DES seeks public input on proposed employment and training rules, invites commentary through their website or mail, with a deadline set for September 2025. Accommodations for disabilities are available upon request.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger's book "Arizona Friend Trips" is touring Arizona, featured by the Arizona Center for the Book, and will represent the state in the Library of Congress's celebration of literary excellence.

The U.S. Attorney's Office charged 172 individuals with immigration crimes in Arizona during early August, including charges of illegal re-entry and smuggling.

Phoenix, AZ faces intense heat with highs nearing 110 degrees; slight evening relief. National Weather Service forecasts persisting heat, with a slight chance of rain later in the week.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes launches Operation Robocall Roundup to combat illegal robocalls with warning letters sent to 37 telecom companies.

ADOT announces no full freeway closures in Phoenix from Aug. 8-11, with some ramp and street shutdowns due to road improvements. Drivers are provided with alternate routes and can check real-time conditions on AZ511.gov.

Gilbert Police Department invites locals to a 13-week Citizens' Academy offering an inside look at law enforcement.

A Phoenix man, Andorfo Vargas, was tased in court after a volatile appearance for violating a restraining order and making threats against his ex-girlfriend and her family.

Senator Kelly visited constituents detained by ICE in Arizona and criticized Trump's immigration enforcement policies, promising to advocate for reform.

Two men, Aiden Cornish and Trent Kennedy, were arrested for a series of appliance thefts from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley homes, using the profits to rent a Lamborghini.

Phoenix anticipates a scorching week with highs over 110 degrees, minimal rain chances, and mostly clear skies. Winds will vary, with a slight chance of nighttime showers.

Peoria, Arizona, is expanding its Smart Traffic Signal System to ease congestion, utilizing technology to adjust traffic signals in real-time across key corridors.

The Phoenix Police Department's Communications Bureau moved to a new center in the renovated police headquarters, enhancing their work environment and communications capabilities.