Lori Daybell, known as "Doomsday Mom," has filed for a new trial, citing rights violations and claiming she faced illness and lack of impartiality during her trial for the attempted murder of her niece's ex-husband.

Renovations at Peoria City Hall have begun, affecting parking and meeting locations; Council and Planning meetings moved to 8351 W. Cinnabar Avenue. Live broadcasts will continue during construction.

The Loop 101 northbound on-ramp at Raintree Drive in North Scottsdale is closed for 60 days from July 20 for reconstruction as part of a freeway widening project.

Mesa's Rhodes Aquatic Complex is hosting the Hang 110° FlowRider Competition on July 25 for surf and boogie board enthusiasts, with age-specific events and prizes, at an entry cost of $7.

Cochise County proceeds with plans for a new jail, emphasizing the need for updated facilities and proposing a ½ cent sales tax increase for funding, set for a public vote on November 4, 2025.

Katy Perry's performance in Phoenix received mixed reviews, praising her hit songs and stage spectacle but noting technical issues and awkward dance moments. Both reviews acknowledged flaws but ultimately reported a positive fan experience.

School supply costs in the Valley are up by 9%, pressuring families as they prepare for the new school year; nonprofits provide support, while parents anticipate even higher expenses in 2025.

Tempe police officers completed a pizza delivery after arresting the driver during a traffic stop, gaining local attention and showcasing their community service on social media.

Arizona seniors face health risks during a heat wave as air conditioners fail, prompting Attorney General Kris Mayes to demand action from property management for immediate repairs.

An Arizona teacher, Fabien Benjamin III, was arrested for luring a minor for sexual exploitation and furnishing obscene material to a minor. He resigned after his arrest.

The Queen Creek community mourns the loss of 15-year-old Xion, as Queen Creek and Phoenix police collaborate on the death investigation, with autopsy results pending.

Pinal County is adopting AgendaQuick for its agenda management starting August 6, 2025, after its previous system was discontinued, ensuring continued access to government records.

The Arizona Supreme Court's Chief Justice, Ann A. Scott Timmer, has introduced a video series replacing the traditional State of the Judiciary address, highlighting the court's initiatives.