Phoenix, Arizona, will experience extreme heat with triple-digit temperatures persisting throughout the upcoming week, as per the National Weather Service.

Phoenix faces a heatwave with temperatures expected to soar to highs around 109-113 degrees and only slightly cooler nights nearing 81-83 degrees, with consistent sunny conditions.

Maricopa County seeks a new East Mesa Justice Precinct Constable due to Rustin Pearce's future resignation. Qualified Republican residents must apply by July 10.

Maricopa County officials are embroiled in a lawsuit and heated dispute over election administration responsibilities and funding, with disagreements and accusations escalating the conflict.

A man was found with gunshot wounds in a south Phoenix home; his injuries were serious but not life-threatening. Police began an investigation with no suspects disclosed yet.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes warns of a rise in scam texts posing as government entities, which aim to steal personal data or money. The public is advised to be cautious, not to trust unexpected requests, and to report suspicious texts.

Adam Sheafe was arrested for the murder of Pastor William Schonemann, potentially targeting him due to religious motivations, with MCSO investigating the possibility of a wider plot against other religious figures.

Daver Malik is appointed as the new Assistant Aviation Director/Chief Development Officer to lead development and innovation at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Operation Safe Online Summer, led by Phoenix PD and several agencies, arrested over 70 alleged child predators, with many investigations and education events conducted to combat child exploitation.

Joe Orduño Park in San Luis to introduce inclusive playground features in August, funded by donations from local organizations, ensuring fun for children of all abilities.

Maricopa County approved a $30 million package to increase detention officers' pay to address staffing shortages and improve conditions, with tiered bonuses and future commitments for law enforcement compensation.

Senator Mark Kelly challenged Army leaders on staff cuts at Fort Huachuca's EPG, emphasizing its unique value for electronic warfare testing and potential consequences for military readiness.

Gilbert Police fatally shot an armed man during a welfare check; the man had a gun and was killed, with no officers injured. The area was closed for an investigation.