Arizona voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights after a successful signature campaign put the initiative on the November ballot.

Fans at Chase Field experienced extreme heat during Diamondbacks games, as the old stadium cooling system struggled, causing discomfort and affecting players too. Management is considering an overhaul to address the issue.

Arizona Department of Public Safety issued a Silver Alert for missing 39-year-old Daniel Burdick from Apache County, last seen in a white Toyota Yaris.

Arizona Superintendent Horne refused Governor Hobbs' request to audit the Department of Education, which failed to disburse nearly $30 million meant for schools.

A serious crash on I-17 near Camelback Road in Phoenix closed southbound lanes, with at least one person seriously injured; the reopening time is unknown.

Gilbert Police are looking for a white Honda Civic-like car involved in a hit-and-run that left Madyson Kermis with minor injuries. The community's help is requested.

Prisoner Brigido Montoya briefly escaped Eyman State Prison in Florence, Arizona, before being recaptured within an hour, prompting an investigation into the incident.

Melissa Wasson is named the new GM of State Farm Stadium, succeeding Andy Gorchov, and brings nearly two decades of experience, having managed over 2,100 events.

Emergency services conducted a nighttime UTV rescue operation in the desert near Paseo De Oro, with the LHCFD and Search and Rescue team aiding a victim who was later hospitalized.

Rep. Ruben Gallego introduced the Keeping Our Students in School Act to address Arizona's chronic absenteeism by providing grants for strategies to keep students attending school.

Tempe's new Opportunities brochure details a broad range of autumn classes for all ages, including role-playing, sports, and arts, with registration starting August 12 for residents.

A man in a stolen truck hit a city employee in Phoenix; police are investigating if he was impaired. Both were hospitalized. Traffic was disrupted for evidence collection.

Grand Canyon Education plans to expand hybrid programs with a $240M investment to educate 50,000 more students and address workforce shortages, despite an ongoing dispute over its nonprofit status with the U.S. Department of Education.