The Arizona State Fair announces its 2025 Coliseum Concert Series lineup, featuring a diverse range of artists including The Format, AJR, Reik, Brett Eldredge, 2 Chainz, and Mastodon, with tickets now available for purchase.

Officials hold meetings as the Dragon Bravo Fire on the Grand Canyon North Rim prompts alerts in Fredonia and Page; residents are updated on the 123,171-acre fire and containment efforts.

Doechii is expanding her tour to Phoenix, performing there on Nov. 3. Tickets go on sale August 11, with presales starting earlier. She starts her multi-city tour on Oct. 14.

A woman was fatally shot in North Phoenix; a 47-year-old man was arrested. The investigation continues as neighbors describe odd behavior at the residence.

Flagstaff's Sustainability Office offers a Fix-It Clinic on Aug. 16 for residents to learn repairs on various items alongside volunteers, promoting sustainability.

Pinal County partners with State Forty Eight for limited-edition t-shirts commemorating its 150th anniversary, with preorders available until August 31st.

Maricopa County has indicted two brothers for running an organized retail theft ring targeting Home Depot stores, involving stolen hardware and trafficking of goods.

Tempe's Alameda Drive boasts new bike/pedestrian bridges as part of I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project, enhancing the city's multimodal transport network.

Fountain Hills is beginning the Palomino Boulevard Reconstruction Project to revamp the road and improve walkability, with scheduled disruptions starting August 11.

Closures on Loop 101 in Scottsdale and off-ramp at Loop 202 in Chandler are planned for infrastructure improvements, with ADOT advising alternative routes.

The Dragon Bravo Fire in the Grand Canyon has grown to 105,415 acres with 9% containment. Over 1,100 personnel are fighting the fire, with 70 structures lost, including the North Rim Lodge.

Navajo Nation President Nygren renews a lease with Red Mesa Trading, supporting local business and community growth.

AZ Lemonade Stand, started by middle school friends, expands beyond Arizona, surpassing $2.5 million in sales with sights on a $5 million goal for 2025.