US 93 north of Wickenburg undergoes a $27.5 million improvement project, with 13 miles of resurfacing, new guardrails, and bridge deck repair, aiming for a spring 2026 completion.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly criticizes federal cuts to VA, warning they'll increase wait times and reduce healthcare staffing, affecting veterans' access to benefits.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office warns hikers of risks in high summer heat after a fatal incident and rescues on local trails, emphasizing preparedness and safety.

Clear skies and 107°F forecast in Phoenix, with winds shifting to southwest and potential for evening thunderstorms and gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of rain persists through the week with triple-digit temperatures.

The article discusses the complex choices undocumented immigrants face regarding self-deportation in the U.S., amid policy changes and controversial debates on immigration reform.

The Phoenix Zoo unveiled a new habitat with pools for its jaguars and mountain lions, enhancing animal well-being and visitor experience, as part of a $5.3 million project.

A wildfire at Grand Canyon National Park caused chlorine gas release and destruction of historic structures. No injuries reported as evacuations were conducted.

A mother dog named Rainbow Brite and her litter were rescued from the Arizona heat by the Arizona Humane Society; they're now recovering and available for adoption.

A Mesa woman was sentenced to five years in prison for a road rage-related shooting last year where she fired at a family, including an infant, in a Tesla.

Phoenix braces for a hot week with highs reaching up to 108 degrees, light winds, and occasional chances of thunderstorms, especially towards midweek.

Alexander Smith was sentenced to two life terms plus 21 years for murdering Walter Mitchell and Susie Ephrem during a home invasion related to a car deal.

The District of Arizona charged 147 individuals with immigration offenses in a weeklong operation targeting illegal re-entry, entry, and alien smuggling.

Navajo Nation celebrated the completion of a $21.2 million upgrade to Navajo Route 35, which has improved safety and accessibility in the Tółikan community. President Buu Nygren attended the ribbon-cutting event.