CRG sold Building C at The Cubes at Mesa Gateway — a 1.2M‑SF Lowe’s‑leased Class A warehouse — in what brokers say is one of Phoenix’s largest single‑building trades this year.

Phoenix firefighters controlled an RV blaze that spread to a nearby house, displacing a family of three. No injuries were reported and city crisis teams are assisting.

Phoenix will top out near 109°F Sunday with sticky nights and gusty evenings. City cooling centers — including a 24/7 downtown respite — are open.

Phoenix hosted Airbus Supplier Day this week as officials touted local aerospace wins, and a lawmaker's post said Arizona firms shipped $435M in parts last year.

Phoenix Fire Dept. says crews achieved control of a first‑alarm mid‑rise blaze near 36th and Thomas; 36th St is closed from Thomas to Earll.

A Prescott jury found former officer Brian Sutton guilty of manslaughter in the 2024 shooting of Daniel Leslie. Sentencing is set for Aug. 3, 2026, and a $20M civil claim is pending.

Opening arguments began June 12, 2026, in the 1984 killing of Aimee See. Prosecutors say modern DNA testing links defendant David Kizziar to the crime.

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed HB 2999, creating state affordability infrastructure districts that let developers amortize roads, water and sewer to reduce upfront prices on new homes.

Hawaii-based MacNaughton bought Residences Kierland, a 290-unit luxury complex in Kierland, teaming with a Japanese partner and a $90M loan to close the deal.

Scottsdale builder Hunn Development bought the last 200 acres of a stalled master plan outside Prescott Valley and says it will add about 1,100 homes. The sale revives a tract long tied up by planning fights.

DPS says follow-up lab testing found no explosives in a package that closed the Arizona State Courts Building in January, and the investigation has been closed. Initial field tests had flagged the parcel as potentially containing HMTD.

Gov. Katie Hobbs expanded ReadyTechGo to Coconino, Mohave and Yavapai community colleges to widen access to advanced manufacturing training across Arizona.

Durango‑based Mountain Capital Partners is buying the Arizona Hideaway Collection from the Allred family, adding Tubac, Sedona and Rancho Mañana to its portfolio. Owners and the buyer say current staff and bookings will be kept in place.