The National Weather Service predicts a heatwave in Phoenix with temperatures rising over 100 degrees during July 4th festivities, advising locals to take precautions.

Maricopa County achieved a record 85 National Achievement Awards for governmental innovation across various departments, including human services and public health.

Pinal County Public Works hosted a Touch-A-Truck event at Pinal County Libraries, offering kids interactive fun with vehicles, a Story Time session, and crafting activities.

Officials urge caution as measles cases rise; CDC reports 1,227 cases, including four in Navajo County, AZ. Coconino County remains vigilant, advises public on symptoms and vaccination with MMR as a preventative measure.

The Arizona Department of Education acted quickly to provide schools with supplemental funds to address a budget shortfall and avoid a funding crisis.

A construction worker was seriously injured at the TSMC plant in Phoenix; the cause is unclear, but the worker suffered broken bones. An investigation is underway.

Dust and thunderstorm winds blanket Phoenix in haze, prompting a pollution advisory and health warnings for residents due to poor air quality and extreme heat.

Gilbert has launched a new utility billing portal for better tracking and managing water expenses, with features like real-time usage monitoring and various payment options. Transition period includes a temporary pause on service disconnections.

Phoenix is set for a warm, occasionally stormy week, with highs up to 107°F and intermittent rain and thunderstorms. The pattern includes breezy nights and a consistent sunny forecast for the holiday weekend, with a peak of 111°F early next week.

District of Arizona charges seven individuals in a major healthcare fraud operation involving over $1.1 billion in false Medicare and Medicaid claims.

Arizona enacted a justice reform law to compensate the wrongfully convicted, including a 200% yearly median income payout and record expungement. The bipartisan law also offers reintegration services, stressing the state's duty to provide redress.

Two motorcyclists were arrested in Yavapai County after engaging in high-speed chases with the sheriff's office.

Arizonan families and Medicaid recipients express concern over potential cuts to Medicaid in Trump's budget proposal, fearing the loss of crucial support.