Phoenix seniors suffer as A/C fails in their apartment complex with a repair timeline of up to 20 weeks amid extreme heat; the city has issued violations and is assisting residents.

The owners of Glai Baan restaurant are opening a new dining concept in Tempe at the historic home of Arizona's fourth governor, with a 2026 opening planned.

The Valley and Washington state face a significant eviction crisis, with record-high filings and increased pressure on legal aid programs assisting low-income tenants.

Phoenix activates emergency measures, including cooling centers and water distribution, to combat a severe heatwave, while fire department's CAP offers rides to those in need.

Rescuers saved a dog named Hailey from a 100-foot fall down an abandoned mine shaft in Mohave County using a twin-tensioned rope system; she emerged uninjured.

A Mesa woman invented a device using fire hoses to prevent wildfires caused by dragging chains, distributing them widely to protect Arizona's forests.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens fall registration for a variety of programs, including sports, esports, and special events like Dive-In Movie. Non-residents can also enroll starting July 14.

Scottsdale Public Library increases service hours at its four branches to better accommodate community needs, with additional weekly hours now included in the schedule.

Casa Grande libraries host a variety of summer events, including a book fair, character event, gardening talk, craft workshop, and offer free online courses and tech help.

WeRIDE Microtransit expands service in Peoria, offering convenient local trips with ADA-friendly vehicles, affordable fares, and child safety measures, operational from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays.

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.

Buckeye's Procurement Division won the esteemed 2025 AEP Award for outstanding procurement practices, recognized by the National Procurement Institute.

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.