Two bodies were found in Phoenix and Goodyear, with the police investigating a hit-and-run involving a gray Audi for one and recovering another from a canal. Authorities seek public assistance.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny days with comfortable temperatures for Phoenix, AZ, with highs in the mid to high 80s and calm evenings.

Gilbert's Town Manager Patrick Banger is leaving to join Glendale next year, leaving behind a legacy of economic growth and improved infrastructure after 14 years of service. A transition plan for an interim manager and his successor is underway.

Coconino County's Justice Bus, a mobile court initiative, was acknowledged with the 2025 Judicial Branch Strategic Agenda Award from the Arizona Supreme Court for improving legal access in rural areas.

Phoenix Public Library celebrates Sesame Street Week with activities focused on early learning and digital literacy at several locations, including a "Special Sesame Street Storytime" and "Magic Puppet Tea Parties."

The City of Maricopa's CRN Program provides community support, connecting individuals to resources like mental health care, housing, and domestic violence assistance, beyond the capacity of first responders.

Phoenix communities are rallying to support SNAP beneficiaries during a government shutdown, with Cherokee Elementary School leading a food drive and Paz de Cristo Community Center initiating a campaign for food and monetary donations.

The Goodyear Fire Department emphasizes the importance of safely buying, charging, and recycling lithium-ion batteries to prevent potential overheating, fires, or explosions.

Arizona DPS seized 233 pounds of cocaine from a semi-truck, estimated at $3 million, during an interstate crackdown.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocated $1.8 million in relief funds to support food banks and start the Food Bucks Now program after federal food aid cuts.

The Jacob Lake Inn struggles to recover from the Dragon Bravo Fire as tourism dips, causing a significant number of booking cancellations and an uncertain future for the business.

The article reports on the potential suspension of SNAP benefits in Arizona due to a government shutdown, highlighting concerns from local politicians including Sen. Mark Kelly and Gov. Katie Hobbs, and efforts to find alternate solutions.

Democratic senators, led by Ruben Gallego, address a letter to CFPB Acting Director Vought regarding concerns of an alleged plan to shut down the bureau, contrasting the Trump administration's court statements.