Highs near 107°F Friday with nights stuck in the mid‑80s and only a slight chance of brief showers; cooling centers are available across the city.

A state bill on the governor’s desk would bar Phoenix and other Arizona cities from charging stores for abandoned cart retrieval, shifting a local cleanup tool to the state level.

A Phoenix massage therapist was arrested after a client accused him of sexual abuse during two sessions at a Foothills clinic. Investigators say a recorded call factored in the case.

Highs near 107°F today with sticky nights and slight storm chances Friday into the weekend.

A suspected DUI collision at 27th Avenue and Indian School Road left one man dead and two others hospitalized Tuesday morning. Police detained a suspect as investigators processed the scene.

Triple‑digit heat returns Wednesday with highs near 107°F; slight storm chances arrive late week. Warm nights and dry lightning risk mean take precautions.

Maricopa County recorded 339 foreclosure filings in April even as ATTOM reports a nationwide 18% year‑over‑year rise in filings. The local dip bucks the broader trend.

Phoenix will hit about 104°F Tuesday and climb toward 110°F by the weekend. City cooling centers, including a 24/7 respite downtown, are open.

Phoenix will warm from the low 100s Monday toward 110°F by the weekend. Cooling centers and heat‑safety tips are available for residents.

A 1-year-old remains in critical condition after being found with suspicious injuries at a Phoenix home near 27th and Missouri. Detectives are investigating.

Maricopa County broke ground on a 94,000-square-foot animal campus in Glendale that will add clinic space, 600+ kennels and low‑stress housing for shy dogs.

San Carlos Lake was closed after a massive die‑off left the reservoir and shoreline strewn with dead fish. Tribal officials warn of health risks and are monitoring conditions.

Triple-digit heat and gusty winds today; cooling centers, including a 24/7 downtown respite, are open. Take heat and fire precautions this afternoon.