Arizona meteor hunter Robert Ward collected fragments of a meteorite in Georgia, including a 73.2-gram piece, adding to his private museum collection.

APS offers help to residents with their electric bills through their campaign, with an open house event at Rio Vista Recreation Center on July 17, 2025.

Gilbert Police Department increases patrols and traffic enforcement around schools to ensure a safe academic year and engages in community outreach on road law education, focusing on e-bike regulations.

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.

Arizona officials are pressing for an investigation into the National Park Service's handling of the Dragon Bravo Fire, which spread after being managed as a controlled burn.

Glendale promotes outdoor activities during National Parks Month by inviting people to use the Grand Canal Linear Park for biking, walking, and disc golf along a 4.5-mile path.

The Mesa Public Library opens the Mesa Family Resource Center, providing free resources for families with children up to age 5, including parenting workshops and connections to programs like WIC and Head Start.

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.

School supply costs in the Valley are up by 9%, pressuring families as they prepare for the new school year; nonprofits provide support, while parents anticipate even higher expenses in 2025.

Tempe police officers completed a pizza delivery after arresting the driver during a traffic stop, gaining local attention and showcasing their community service on social media.

Arizona seniors face health risks during a heat wave as air conditioners fail, prompting Attorney General Kris Mayes to demand action from property management for immediate repairs.