Two adults died and children were injured in a head-on crash in Maricopa County. A vigil was held, and a fundraiser started for victim Gina Bejarano's family.

A teen boy died and two others were injured in a Phoenix shooting. Police are investigating the incident, which happened near 13th Street and Van Buren.

The article details a forecast of hot and sunny weather in Phoenix with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees throughout the week, consistent with the National Weather Service's predictions.

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld voter rights for nearly 100,000 registrants, ensuring they can vote on a full ballot, in a decision praised by Secretary of State Adrian Fontes.

A man was shot during an attempted robbery in Phoenix; the suspects are still at large. The victim's injuries are non-life-threatening. Police are investigating.

Mesa's Main Library now hosts the Mesa Family Resource Center, providing resources for early childhood development, parenting classes, and community support.

Queen Creek is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a free Founders’ Day event featuring activities and a Battle of the Badge relay on Sept. 21 at Founders’ Park.

Sunny and increasingly hot weather is expected in Phoenix, Arizona, throughout the week with highs reaching the low hundreds according to the National Weather Service.

Pima County enacts a heat safety ordinance requiring contractors to have a Heat Injury and Illness Prevention and Safety Plan to protect workers amid high temperatures.

An inmate at Maricopa County jail in Arizona is accused of attempting sexual assault against a female inmate. He was intercepted after being seen on surveillance footage.

The Pima County Sheriff's Department has issued a Silver Alert for 76-year-old Susan Turner, missing from Tucson, Arizona, and last seen driving a silver Toyota Camry.

Maricopa County Air Quality Department provides tips for dust control during the overseeding season, cautioning against lawn scalping in windy conditions and advising residents to moisten soil and maintain equipment to prevent dust emissions.

An error in the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division database led to about 98,000 residents improperly being registered as full ballot voters without the required proof of citizenship.