A 73-year-old man was arrested in Prescott after threatening a neighbor and barricading himself, leading to a SWAT response and his eventual capture with aid from a K9 unit.

Monsoon storms in the Southwest led to varied rainfall, with significant downpours in Cave Creek and the Coachella Valley, but minimal rain in Mesa and Gilbert, and Palm Springs remaining dry.

Two men are hospitalized after a double shooting in Glendale, with both victims sustaining life-threatening injuries; the incident's cause is currently under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a high of 112 degrees in Phoenix, anticipating clear skies and minimal breezes, with nighttime lows around 89 degrees and a slight chance of rain on Sunday night.

Arizona health officials recall a marijuana product, sold as DIME Mint OG with batch number MOGBL0405, due to potential contamination with the pesticide piperonyl butoxide.

A fire, caused by downed power lines in east Mesa, destroyed one home, damaged another, and led to a sizable power outage. Firefighters and SRP crews responded, power was restored, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Leonard Thomas Stewart, III was sentenced to over 15 years for abusive sexual contact with a child, with the U.S. District Judge ordering lifetime supervised release post-prison.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren introduced a $7 million loan program to help small businesses, in partnership with Change Labs and other agencies, aiming to bolster the local economy.

The DOJ's probe into Phoenix PD's use of excessive force has given support to the family of Jacob Harris, a teen killed by police in 2019, leading to renewed calls for change.

Phoenix Police arrested Sergio Francisco Reyes for the 2004 murder of 15-year-old Elena Lasswell, utilizing DNA evidence for the cold case's resolution.

Scottsdale Road is undergoing nighttime paving works between Indian Bend Rd. and Gold Dust Ave., with one lane open in each direction. The project aims for smoother, safer travel and should be complete by July 19.

ADOT has canceled the scheduled westbound I-10 closure in Phoenix due to unforeseen circumstances. Commuters are advised to use the dedicated project website or TheCurve app for updates.

Mesa organizations encourage water donations to support the vulnerable during the heat, aiming for 700,000 bottles by September 27. Resurrection Street Ministry distributes hundreds daily.