Beulah Boulevard Roundabout in Flagstaff is closing for a striping project, affecting traffic patterns. The work is part of a larger infrastructure update expected to complete by 2025.

Lake Havasu City will close offices on July 4th for Independence Day celebrations, including a fireworks festival at Rotary Community Park. Regular services like transit and the Aquatic Center will pause but resume afterward.

Tolleson, Arizona is hosting its Annual 4th of July Celebration at Veterans Park with fireworks, live music, free watermelon and drinks, water slides, and sponsored Uber rides for residents.

Two more suspects face charges in the 2023 Mercedes Vega murder, with new evidence linking them to the crime, including OnStar data, surveillance footage, and DNA.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed two budget proposals from the Arizona House, risking a government shutdown ahead of the fiscal year deadline, despite efforts to prioritize spending and avoid disruption.

Arizona Rep. Blackman supports SB1507, a bill for independent oversight of the state's prison system, to ensure accountability and responsible spending of the $1.8 billion budget.

Apache Junction announces schedule changes for city facilities during Independence Day, including closures on July 3 and 4 with some services like the police department remaining operational.

The Arizona AG's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit won the HHS Inspector General's Award for its effective fight against healthcare fraud, marking their second win in five years.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes urges the FDA to protect infants from heavy metals in baby foods, following recent recalls and studies showing developmental risks.

A boy was killed and a girl injured in an early morning rollover crash in Apache Junction, with investigations ongoing into the cause of the accident.

Animal rescue owners, Brad and Gwen Ware, face charges for shelter neglect, as dogs were found in poor conditions. Surprise Police report community support for an abandoned dog, with the owners facing cruelty charges.

The National Weather Service forecasts extreme heat in Phoenix, AZ, with temperatures reaching up to 114 degrees. Residents are warned to stay hydrated and avoid excessive sun exposure.

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap alerts absentee voters to a new procedure for returning incorrectly received ballots to improve election security.