The Phoenix Indian Center is collecting donations for those affected by the Oak Ridge Fire, which has burned over 10,000 acres near the Navajo Nation.

Two families advocate for boating safety after losing children to accidents during July 4th celebrations, emphasizing the importance of sober boating.

A Sun City couple, Mike and Joy Fanning, make it their tradition to serve holiday meals to local firefighters at Fire Station #131 as a gesture of appreciation.

Arizonans observed a Fourth of July air show by the 56th Fighter Wing and a drone display aiming for a world record, embodying a mix of tradition and innovation.

Arizona's public education funding is delayed due to a federal review, affecting local school districts and charters' access to specific grants. The AZED is advising on grant management while awaiting clarity.

Firefighting efforts have made progress on the Monarch Fire near Wickenburg, with containment reaching 50%. The cause is attributed to dragging chains.

Casa Grande’s Community Services Department announces a summer full of events including a 4th of July celebration, Kidchella, and various sports and community activities for residents.

A lightning strike during a monsoon caused a severe fire in a Maricopa County family's home, which they safely evacuated without injuries. The community offered support post-tragedy.

Phoenix updates its Zoning Ordinance to manage data center growth with a focus on public health and safety, introducing special permit requirements and new classifications for data center developments.

Maricopa cautions residents about local wildlife encounters, providing safety tips and urging people to report sightings to ensure community and animal wellbeing.

Surprise, Arizona's latest survey shows high resident satisfaction with quality of life and services but indicates a clear need for transportation improvements.

In Phoenix, a malnourished baby named Harmony was found in an apartment beside her deceased mother but is now being cared for and may be adopted by her mother's former partner and his wife.

Officer Carri Carrico from Buckeye Police Department received the MADD Hero award for her outstanding DUI enforcement efforts, having conducted 35 investigations and made 27 arrests.