The Made in Arizona Film Series presents "Oklahoma!" at Peoria Main Library with a discussion by film professor Jeannie Berg. The event is free on July 12.

The Fountain Hills Elks Lodge #2846 has repurposed a concession stand at Golden Eagle Park to support local youth programs, raising over $22,000 for these initiatives.

During the Independence Day weekend, Coconino County Sheriff's deputies in Northern Arizona responded to 770 calls, arrested 10 individuals, and issued 67 traffic citations in a period marked by increased public safety incidents.

YCSO participated in the Frontier Days Rodeo Parade, displaying their mounted posse, a character named Deputy Do Right, and a patriotic float, reflecting their long-standing service to Yavapai County.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed "Jerry's Law" to strengthen animal cruelty protections, requiring owners to provide proper care and increasing penalties for abuse.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with temperatures hitting 112 degrees and staying around 90 degrees at night. The National Weather Service forecasts persistent, intense heat for the week.

Immigration raids in LA have caused a severe decline in day laborers seeking work, fueled by fear of detainment and income loss, with community support trying to offer aid.

A woman was found shot to death in a west Phoenix park; police investigation ongoing with no suspect identified.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes joins a lawsuit against DHS to prevent the transfer of personal health data from HHS, citing privacy concerns and potential harm to Medicaid.

A Phoenix apartment fire critically injured a man and left a woman and three residents displaced. Firefighters contained the blaze, and no firefighter injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Tempe City Council requires permits for groups of 30+ in parks, aiming to manage space efficiently but faces criticism for potentially affecting vulnerable populations and empowering arbitrary permit denials.

A dog stayed by its deceased owner's side in a remote Arizona desert until rescued and taken to a shelter for care. The owner's death remains under investigation.

Phoenix, grappling with climate change, recorded its longest streak of 100-degree days and high heat-related deaths, with worsening urban heat island effects and ozone levels. Local experts and citizens are raising urgent concerns.