Mesa Public Schools in Arizona installs vape detectors in middle and high school bathrooms for student safety, alongside weapons detectors, after successful piloting at Red Mountain High School.

The National Weather Service predicts extreme heat in Phoenix, with highs reaching 109 degrees and minimal nighttime cooling. A slight chance of showers midweek may offer little relief.

Miranda M Jones was promoted at Yavapai County Sheriff's Office, joining Verde Court Services, with commanders recognizing her commitment and potential for further growth.

Rosa Inchausti is a finalist for the 2024 ATHENA Award, which honors women leaders. She has a 31-year public service history, including several pioneering roles in Tempe.

Novva Data Centers presented plans for a 1.4 million sq. ft. data center campus in Mesa, Arizona, seeking local board feedback for "Project Borealis". The project aims for sustainability and is part of Mesa's data center development boom.

Zevx Inc., an electric vehicle company based in Gilbert, is liquidating its assets and closing operations, with a special entity handling the sale of its equipment, patent, and intellectual property.

ADOT is set to open a new westbound CD road in the Broadway Curve area on August 19, part of a project to ease I-10 congestion. Closures will occur from August 16-19 to facilitate this.

Arizona's Superintendent, Tom Horne, faces scrutiny for missing funds and criticizing an education advocate, Beth Lewis, while Beth is focused on school support.

The FTC and Arizona AG have filed a complaint against Coulter Motor Company for deceptive and discriminatory practices, including misleading ads and overcharging Latino customers.

An evaluation by NORC at the University of Chicago finds Tempe's city-run preschool program, Tempe PRE, significantly boosts kindergarten readiness and supports local families.

Navajo Nation commemorates Navajo Code Talkers Day with President Buu Nygren and Lt. Gen. Cederholm honoring the veterans and advocating for language preservation.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue is seeking new paramedics and EMTs. Online applications are open until September 8, 2024, with required certifications varying by position.

The article discusses Phoenix's intense heatwave, with temperatures reaching 110 degrees, and advises locals to adapt by staying hydrated and limiting daytime outdoor activities.