Peoria mourns former Councilmember Vicki Hunt, whose civic contributions deeply impacted the city, especially downtown.

Phoenix, AZ is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures forecasted to exceed 100 degrees for the coming week, according to the National Weather Service.

Jeff Serdy, Pinal County District 5 Supervisor, announced that contrary to some public beliefs, county property taxes were lowered, continuing a pattern of tax rate reductions over a four-year term.

Pima County battles the opioid crisis with funding secured by Dr. Francisco Garcia, using settlement funds for addiction services and increasing public access to naloxone.

The Annual Navajo Nation Fair is returning in September with a focus on heritage and improved financial oversight under the leadership of President Buu Nygren.

A 30-year-old woman, Emma Damian, was found dead in her car after a crash triggered by being shot at by another vehicle in South Phoenix. Police are investigating the cause of death and searching for answers.

Scottsdale residents will vote on Prop. 490 to adjust sales tax for funding parks and public safety. This follows a dismissed legal challenge against the initiative.

Pinal County implements safety measures to protect election workers from dangerous substances in ballots, training staff in the use of Narcan to counter potential opioid exposure.

The article discusses the discovery of Legionella bacteria and elevated copper levels in water at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, and the airport's consequent safety measures and system flushing.

Amazon announces a new facility in Goodyear, Arizona, creating 500 jobs and demonstrating its commitment to economic growth and workforce development in the region.

Pima County has suspended the search for a new operator for Rillito Racetrack, resulting in no horse racing in 2025, while committing to preserving the historic site.

A Phoenix worker was rescued from a trench with help from witnesses and firefighters near 113th Drive and Indian School Road; his condition was stable.

The Maricopa County Summer Reading Program encourages reading in Peoria with prizes for participation, incorporating local businesses where secret codes can be collected and exchanged for rewards.