Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley is appointed chair of the MAG Transportation Policy Committee and the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Board, influencing regional transport policy.

The Arizona State Retirement System advises members to re-enroll with a new employer's code to keep retirement contributions on track, and outlines the implications of leaving the system.

Arizona's Department of Education is under investigation by the Attorney General's office regarding improper school voucher spending, with possible reforms in response to their management of public education funds.

Pinal County Attorney's Office is offering a Citizens Academy on July 19th, providing insight into the criminal justice system through presentations and simulations.

Two Arizona school districts have adopted new policies restricting cellphone use during school hours to reduce distractions and improve educational outcomes.

Two Arizona men were arrested for possessing 20,000 fentanyl pills and 38 pounds of meth after K-9 officer Kato detected the drugs during a traffic stop.

The National Weather Service predicts a hot and sunny week for Phoenix with highs reaching 114 degrees, and occasional chances of showers and thunderstorms. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and seek shade.

The Cashion Improvement Project in Avondale will upgrade utilities and roads from July 2024, with waterline replacements and street enhancements. Residents will maintain access, with temporary inconveniences communicated in advance.

Lake Havasu City Police conducted arrests and traffics stops during the July 4th weekend, resulting in 57 arrests from 1,014 service calls, and enforced DUI checks with a grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.

Lara Loewenheim is appointed as the Clerk of the Board for Cochise County, taking over from Sharon Gilman, with the Board expressing confidence in her capabilities.

Cody Kostoryz receives three years probation for the assault of a teen in Gilbert, Arizona after reaching a plea agreement.

Phoenix supports ADEQ's Advanced Water Purification initiative to transform wastewater into drinkable water, ensuring a sustainable water supply for the future.

Gilbert Fire Chief Rob Duggan received the 2024 Gilbert Leadership Alumni Award for his significant contributions to the community and leadership within the fire department.