The Navajo Nation opposes uranium transport across their lands, citing sovereignty and health risks, while President Nygren seeks federal intervention to stop it amid larger national energy policy shifts.

The Globe Ranger District plans a 5-year restoration project to revive the Mexican spotted owl habitat following the Telegraph Fire by planting native flora and pine trees across 551 acres.

Chandler seeks nominations for the Mayor’s Neighborhood Excellence Awards, recognizing community engagement efforts. Winners, selected by the Mayor and public voting, will be announced during the G.A.I.N. kickoff event on September 14.

Mesa police confiscated $1.2 million in fentanyl on July 4, arresting three people after a wellness check on a suspicious car led to the drug discovery.

The Mesa College Promise program application deadline for the 2024-2025 year at MCC is approaching, on July 15. Eligible Mesa residents must show financial need and enroll in at least 6 credits.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport offers a 'Dementia Friendly Air Travel Workshop' to help individuals with dementia navigate air travel, including an optional airport tour.

Cristobal Cardenas was sentenced to 95 years for the kidnap and repeated sexual assault of a woman in Pinal County, Arizona, after a jury found him guilty of the crimes.

A Texas man died on the Bright Angel Trail at the Grand Canyon; the third death in 30 days. He had stayed at Havasupai Gardens and was pronounced dead despite CPR efforts. An investigation is ongoing.

Peoria seeks a Business Attraction Program Manager to drive economic development, offering a salary between $80,537 and $119,194, with a focus on strategic partnerships, sales, and marketing skills.

Two ballot measures concerning Arizona's minimum wage are set to compete in November: One proposing a raise to $18/hour and the other favoring lower wages for tipped workers.

The Lori Piestewa National Native American Games in Mesa see over 4,000 athletes from 57 tribes compete in sports like basketball and volleyball, with adaptations for the heat.

The article discusses the impact of the PHX350 program on aiding unhoused young adults, with a focus on individual successes and broader homelessness trends in Maricopa County.

Sharon Malone of Arizona is set to compete in Ms. Wheelchair America, advocating for safety education for people with disabilities after overcoming a life-threatening car accident.