Casa Grande libraries host a variety of summer events, including a book fair, character event, gardening talk, craft workshop, and offer free online courses and tech help.

A man was arrested on multiple charges, including attempted murder, after firing at a biker in Buckeye, evading police, and later being caught in Glendale. No injuries were reported.

Arizona search and rescue teams discuss the dangers of flash floods, reflecting on local tragedies and offering safety advice, while also commenting on the challenges faced in Texas.

Silver Alert issued for Terrence Flickinger, 73, missing since July 1st in Queen Creek, AZ. He's 5'8", 185 lbs, with blond hair, hazel eyes. Public urged to report sightings to police.

Two families advocate for boating safety after losing children to accidents during July 4th celebrations, emphasizing the importance of sober boating.

A Sun City couple, Mike and Joy Fanning, make it their tradition to serve holiday meals to local firefighters at Fire Station #131 as a gesture of appreciation.

The Grand Canyon reports one case of hantavirus and one of rabies, with authorities stressing preventive actions and the importance of timely medical treatment.

Firefighting efforts have made progress on the Monarch Fire near Wickenburg, with containment reaching 50%. The cause is attributed to dragging chains.

Pinal County declared July as Parks and Recreation Month, urging caution for outdoor activities due to heat and promoting indoor events and conservation.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes opposes the federal closure of the Job Corps program, joining other states' AGs to support a legal challenge aimed at preserving the vital services for low-income youth.

Phoenix police probe a fatal shooting of a man in a tent in west Phoenix; public's tips are sought, with a $2,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest.

Phoenix, AZ, is set to experience an intense heatwave, with temperatures forecasted to reach highs around 103 to 114 degrees during the Independence Day week.

The Pima County Superior Court seeks a successor for Judge Hochuli, with the public invited to review and comment on 15 candidates before a key meeting on July 15, 2025. The Commission will then recommend candidates to Gov. Hobbs.