ABC15 reports an overstated map at a Trump administration press conference mistakenly showed vast Chinese landholdings near a U.S. base in Arizona, which are much smaller and owned by various allied nations.

Firefighters in Arizona are combating the White Sage and Dragon Bravo fires, with the former 33% contained and the latter 8% contained and prompting evacuations.

Steven Bevan, a road rage shooting victim, was memorialized as the alleged shooter, Dustin Jackson, faces no murder charges after a grand jury ruling.

Phoenix, AZ, faces a high of 103°F with mostly sunny skies, and a low of 82°F with a chance of nighttime showers. The week will continue with clear skies and rising temperatures.

Senator Ruben Gallego backs the Military Spouse Hiring Act to help spouses of service members find jobs by offering tax credits to employers who hire them.

Phoenix's weather includes a mix of sun and clouds with occasional showers, with temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to 108 degrees throughout the week.

ADOT advises Phoenix drivers of lane restrictions and closures related to construction projects on Loop 101, Loop 202, and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard from July 18-21. No full freeway closures are expected.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition to challenge HHS and CMS's rule change under the ACA, which could lead to 1.8 million Americans losing health insurance. The states argue the rule is unlawful and burdensome.

Arizona officials warn against the consequences of impersonating a peace officer, a rising concern, highlighting it as a felony with emphasis on public vigilance and legal prosecution for offenders.

Families of Falcon Field Airport crash victims are seeking over $360 million from the city of Mesa, alleging negligence for not implementing safety measures. Five lives were lost in the crash, and a lawsuit is imminent pending NTSB's final report.

A woman died and a deputy was injured after a high-speed chase and shootout with Pinal County Sheriff's deputies in San Tan Valley. The chase ensued following a botched traffic stop, culminating in gunfire.

The Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office in Arizona received full accreditation from the National Association of Medical Examiners, ensuring high standards in forensic science.

Scottsdale addresses Old Town road closure concerns, improves communication with businesses, and plans to prevent future issues with better oversight and marketing efforts.