The White House approves Rule 205 in Maricopa County after Rep. Gallego's advocacy, allowing firms to earn clean air credits by switching to electric vehicles, promoting economic growth while protecting air quality.

The Arizona Supreme Court introduces ALAP to allow near-pass bar exam takers to practice law under supervision, aiding legal workforce shortages, especially in rural areas.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with temps reaching up to 110 degrees, according to forecast.weather.gov, necessitating caution and hydration for residents.

Mesa celebrates the expansion of Red Mountain Park with new features and a community event filled with sports and activities. Mayor Giles emphasizes the park’s importance and its eco-friendly upgrades.

A Phoenix housing facility suffers a burglary affecting children's services, while an Iowa town shows resilience with a new temporary school after floods.

Trump’s call for mass deportations has alarmed undocumented individuals in Arizona, including Karen Velazquez, who fears family separation. Local advocates warn of severe economic and social consequences for the region.

Chandler Fire Department earns a fresh international reaccreditation from the CFAI, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to excellence in fire service.

Chandler Public Library celebrates Library Card Sign-up Month with special card designs and highlights the numerous resources they offer beyond books, including streaming services and online learning tools.

Apache Junction opens Painted Sky Park, a new 16-acre recreational area with a lake, walking paths, a playground, and a dog park, as part of a public-private partnership initiative.

Pima County's Swim Team Program won the 2024 Outstanding Aquatics Program Award from the Arizona Parks & Recreation Association.

Two men are indicted for a triple murder and other felonies, including pet deaths, following an investigation into a deadly apartment fire in Ahwatukee.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with daily temperatures expected to exceed 107 degrees and lows in the mid-80s, along with calm winds and clear skies. Health officials advise staying hydrated and limiting heat exposure.

Dr. Sara Pizano held a virtual talk under the Maddie’s Million Pet Challenge to improve local animal welfare in Cochise County, sharing research findings on current practices and offering a year of mentorship to the City of Douglas.