Businesses in the Valley are offering various Father's Day deals, including discounted meals, free activities, and special offers at multiple venues, with White Castle presenting summer coupons for cost-effective dining options.

Mesa Police seized over 70 pounds of illegal fireworks from three men during traffic stops; items included firecrackers and aerial devices, all obtained from out-of-state.

Team USA Basketball's roster for Paris includes Olympic veterans and newcomers, with Diana Taurasi aiming for her sixth appearance and Brittney Griner returning post-detention.

Neighbors and construction workers in Scottsdale worked together to extinguish a field fire before it reached nearby homes, accidentally ignited during fence installation.

The FBI's Phoenix division emphasizes safety during Pride Month, urging vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities, with no specific threats reported but with general guidance on potential danger indicators.

Phoenix forecasts show a week of rising triple-digit temperatures, reaching up to 111 degrees, with minimal nighttime relief and continued clear, sunny skies.

Arizona ranks 14th in Q1 solar installations in 2024, a drop from the previous year, with 146 megawatts added, despite the US's overall solar upsurge.

Mark Meadows and Michael Roman plead not guilty to felony charges related to the Arizona "fake electors" scheme, with their trial date set for October 31.

Phoenix invites students to join their Vision Zero Committee to help with road safety strategy. Applications are open until June 30, 2024, for non-voting members who can attend bi-monthly meetings.

The Yuma County Sheriff's Office is investigating the homicide of Eric Cruz, 29, found dead in a car in a canal in San Luis, Arizona. No suspects are in custody and authorities seek public assistance.

Jeremiah Blair of Chandler, Arizona, was indicted for attempted murder after allegedly shooting his parents at their home, with both victims surviving the attack.

Scholarships for water management studies are being offered by the City of Surprise and GateWay Community College for eligible residents or employees, with up to 10 students funded for fall classes at an on-site training facility.

Activists in Tucson protested the proposed FY 2025 city budget, criticizing the $228 million for police and only $9.9 million for housing, expressing the need for more balanced funding priorities.