Phoenix weather forecast predicts intense heat with highs near 110 degrees, possible showers and thunderstorms, and slightly cooler temps and rain chances into the midweek.

Chandler is hosting a community meet and greet with the new acting city manager, John Pombier, and his executive team on August 27 to enhance community connections.

Flagstaff invites Eastside residents to share input on a new 3D landmark art installation for the Spruce Wash Wedge Detention Project via an online survey until September 9.

The City of Casa Grande is hosting a 9/11 service event on September 20, inviting the community to clean and beautify Carr McNatt Park as a tribute to those lost in the tragedy.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne responded to a fatal stabbing at Maryvale High School, emphasizing the need for school safety and commending the on-campus officer's immediate response.

Arizona residents can provide feedback on the Draft LIHEAP State Plan for FFY 2026 to ADES from August 20 to September 19 to help low-income households with energy costs.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled prosecutors can refile charges against previously incompetent defendants without court approval if they reasonably believe the person's competency has changed.

A woman died in a crash involving an SUV and a pickup at Hunt Highway and Bella Vista Road in San Tan Valley; the intersection was closed for investigation.

The body of missing paddleboarder Richard Powers was recovered at Saguaro Lake by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, marking a tragic end to the search.

Fountain Hills ends its animal control contract with ACES, effective August 21, 2025, prompting a search for new solutions for local animal management.

A man violated a protection order, threatened his ex-girlfriend with a gun, and was critically injured after being run over by a teen during a confrontation in Buckeye.

Avondale, Arizona announces September Open House Meetings to discuss the upcoming Bond Election detailing projects for parks, libraries, and public safety improvements.

Arizona State University and the Mayo Clinic developed a new, rapid test for Valley Fever, able to deliver results in 10 minutes from a single blood drop, potentially speeding up diagnosis and treatment.