Two people died in a west Phoenix car crash early Sunday at 57th Avenue and Indian School Road. Phyliss Wauneka, 44, was pronounced dead at the scene, and Antonio Wauneka, 37, later died in the hospital. The other driver showed no impairment.

Phoenix is facing an intense heatwave, with temperatures predicted to rise up to 111°F and potentially hitting 116°F later in the week, offering little relief even during nighttime.

AzEIP proposed a new referral procedure with a public commentary period from August 1-31, 2025, seeking feedback to improve early intervention services in Arizona.

Scottsdale introduces a new trolley route to link residents with essential services, particularly the food bank, senior center, and community center, to address food insecurity.

Lake Havasu City celebrated a successful July in community involvement by engaging over 1,500 people in various recreational activities, reflecting the city's dedication to fostering community spirit.

Senator Ruben Gallego leads a bipartisan effort urging the OMB to quickly disburse $324 million earmarked for CDFIs to support low-income communities.

Coconino County officials played a key role in policy resolutions at the NACo Annual Conference, impacting policies on federal funding and social equity.

President Trump fired the BLS chief after a poor jobs report, amid concerns of meddling in economic data reporting and issues with CPI data collection accuracy due to staff shortages.

Goodyear High School opens on the former Phoenix Trotting Park site, transforming a space of unfulfilled promises into a center for education and community growth.

Arizona invites public comments on proposed revisions to AzEIP's annual monitoring process for agencies serving children with special needs until August 31, 2025.

The Sound Bites Music & Food Festival is set for October 11, 2025, in Gilbert, AZ, featuring Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers. Tickets are on sale, with various price options.

Maricopa celebrates National Intern Day by highlighting the vital role of interns in various city departments, emphasizing their contribution to community progression and offering them real-world experience.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger's book, "Arizona Friend Trips," is showcased in the Great Reads from Great Places program and will be featured in a statewide tour at various Arizona libraries.