Flagstaff's Timber Sky project is merging high-end and affordable homes, while Scottsdale's Laveen Village is set to host a Rush Funplex, reflecting a push for diverse and inclusive community planning in Arizona.

The August Egg Company is recalling nearly 2 million egg cartons over Salmonella concerns, with customers advised to return purchased eggs for a refund.

Nearly three decades on, the unsolved murders of Diana Shawcroft and Jennifer Lueth in Glendale, Arizona, receive ongoing attention and hope for resolution with a new Cold Case Unit.

Mesa community celebrated WWII veteran James Peyton's 100th birthday, honoring his service and patriotism. Another centenarian Marine, William "Bill" Logan Jr., also reached 100, reflecting on his experiences in the war and post-war contributions.

Hickman's Family Farms bird flu outbreak killed 6 million chickens, disrupting the egg market and raising environmental and public health concerns regarding carcass disposal near residences.

199 individuals were charged with immigration crimes in Arizona following a DOJ enforcement operation named Operation Take Back America, aimed at deterring illegal immigration and related offenses.

A Phoenix traffic stop turned violent, leading to an officer shooting 46-year-old Sam Perone in the leg after he allegedly tried to grab the officer's gun. The officer sustained minor injuries.

Tempe, AZ, begins issuing $250 fines for traffic violations caught by its new photo enforcement program after a warning period, aiming to increase road safety.

San Luis announces its Fourth of July Freedom Celebration with live music, including Kumbia Kings, and an early evening slot for neurodivergent children. No ATMs on-site and several prohibited items listed.

Chandler's Independence Day event, the All-American Bash, features family-friendly activities, music by Outside the Line, free treats, and a pyrotechnic show on July 4th at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park.

The Navajo Nation declares a drought emergency, triggering a $6.5 million aid package and coordinated response efforts across government agencies due to diminished water resources.

The I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project in Phoenix is complete, easing traffic on a busy interstate stretch.

Tempe's photo-enforcement cameras at 14 intersections now issue $250 fines for red-light and speed violations, aiming to reduce serious crashes, supported by studies and part of the Vision Zero goal despite the city's officer shortage.