The Arizona Department of Transportation is closing westbound Interstate 10 in Phoenix for a traffic shift. Detours are provided for the July 19-22 closure.

Peoria Firefighters Charities is holding a free back-to-school event, providing supplies, haircuts, and vision checks for students at the Peoria Sports Complex on July 27.

Phoenix faces a heatwave with the forecast predicting near-record highs, reaching up to 115 degrees. There's a chance of occasional showers and thunderstorms. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

The AAED held its executive leadership retreat, focusing on Arizona's economic development with key players, including Pima County's Heath Vescobi-Chiordi who is set to become AAED's vice president.

Chispa Arizona launches a $200,000 campaign to educate voters on the role of the Arizona Corporation Commission, emphasizing its impact on utility regulation and everyday life.

Registration for the Tot Time program in Surprise starts on August 5 for residents and August 12 for non-residents, offering educational activities for 3- to 5-year-olds.

The Stock the Classroom Drive in Gilbert is collecting school supplies for the third year until August 15 to support local schools, with an Amazon Wish List and various drop-off locations available for donations.

Gilbert's historic Clare House is facing demolition but has received a deadline extension to August 1, as the community attempts to raise $110,000 for its relocation and restoration.

Despite an assassination attempt on former President Trump, the Secret Service confirms RNC security plans in Milwaukee are unchanged yet comprehensive.

Evacuation orders in Pinal County have been lifted as crews achieve 65% containment of the Freeman Fire, with ongoing suppression efforts to protect critical infrastructure.

Alabama man, Anthony Goodin, arrested for first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a woman in Kingman, Arizona.

Efforts to save Gilbert’s historic Clare House are intensifying as the community races to raise $135,000 before an August 1 deadline to avert its demolition for a new nightclub.

Eric Ridenour, 58, was convicted of hate crimes and arson for burning two churches in Douglas, Arizona, due to their inclusive stances on leadership roles.