Avondale Police inaugurated a new K-9 Training Center to boost their K-9 teams' skills, featuring advanced training facilities and a ribbon-cutting event.

Arizona's water agency approves Buckeye and Queen Creek's deal to import water from a rural basin for city growth. Critics question the long-term sustainability.

The Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon National Park has grown to 16,765 acres with 26% containment, with firefighting efforts focusing on strategic lines and critical weather challenges.

Casa Grande invites residents to a Community Open House on August 11 at the Dorothy Powell Senior Center to voice concerns and ideas to the City Council.

The National Weather Service forecasts a very hot week for Phoenix, AZ, with sunny days and temperatures up to 107 degrees, offering minimal nighttime relief. A slight chance of rain is expected next Tuesday.

Phoenix Police arrested a man, Jose Ruben Herrera Jr., for falsely claiming to be an ICE and Border Patrol agent and trying to detain a security guard.

Missing fisherman Tre-vor Adams' body was found in the Salt River, with no foul play suspected. His absence was keenly felt by his wife when he didn't return home as expected.

Three individuals received multiyear sentences for a methamphetamine trafficking operation in Arizona, according to the Arizona Attorney General's Office.

Buckeye's Catalyst Program, with a $245,000 budget, is accepting grant applications from local businesses for property improvements until September 30, 2025. Owners must co-invest to qualify.

A fire broke out at Dream With Colors nursery in Phoenix, with firefighters promptly extinguishing it and preventing injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Brody Rago was arrested for leaving a baby in a car on a hot day in Marana, Arizona, a misdemeanor offence, after a video showing the incident went viral.

Phoenix is expecting high temperatures reaching into the triple digits, with a peak around 109 degrees. Health warnings advise staying hydrated and checking on vulnerable individuals.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that counties cannot be held liable for the negligence of deputy sheriffs, placing responsibility on the individual sheriffs instead.