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.

Metro Phoenix has achieved a balanced housing market for the first time since 2014, with variations between different cities. Nationwide, Zillow reports a shift to more buyer-friendly conditions in July, reflecting a cooling market trend.

Phoenix City Manager Jeff Barton has addressed the DOJ's report on police misconduct by initiating reforms and pledging improvements in the Phoenix Police Department.

Queen Creek government offices are closed for Labor Day. Public safety services remain available. Trash collections are unaffected, and emergency contacts and online services are provided. Normal hours resume after the holiday.

The Maricopa County Environmental Services Department reports illnesses from unpermitted vendors selling "tacos al pastor," leading to 17 cases of sickness.

Road closures in Pima County are expected as Borderland Construction begins waterline work, with traffic disruptions scheduled for nearly eight weeks starting this Wednesday.

Pima County Small Business Commission opens nominations for Small Business of the Year Awards in three categories: Urban, Rural, and Nonprofit, recognizing local businesses' impact on the economy.

Surprise Police seek witnesses for a hit-and-run that left a 12-year-old boy injured, involving a dark gray Toyota Camry. Tips can be reported to the department.

The former Paradise Valley Mall is being transformed into PV, a mixed-use complex. Flower Child is opening there September 24, with other dining and lifestyle facilities set to follow.

Bark If You're Dirty pet store settles a sexual harassment lawsuit for $340,000 and agrees to a consent decree involving sexual discrimination training.

Lake Havasu City officials have addressed concerns about dog lice in parks, stating there's no outbreak. They urge pet owners to consult vets, use preventatives, and maintain clean environments for pets.

Lake Havasu City invites locals to join the Fall Fun Fair Committee meetings on September 4, 2024, to learn about participating in the fundraiser event scheduled for October 26.