The Pima County Department of Transportation is repairing damage at Sunrise Drive and Pontatoc Road after a storm. Travel delays and lane closures are expected.

Arizona Secretary of State urges voters to rely on trusted sources for election news to combat misinformation amid primary elections and extreme heat, emphasizing voter safety and election integrity.

The National Weather Service forecasts a heatwave in Phoenix, AZ, with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees, minimal wind, and possible showers and dust on Sunday night.

The Arizona Auditor General reported operational lapses in Baboquivari Unified School District, including poor record-keeping, wasteful travel expenses, and inadequate public meeting access.

Amanda Miller, nicknamed "Queen of the South," was extradited from Mexico to the U.S. to face drug and money laundering charges.

UNESCO committee voices concerns about the US border wall threatening the biodiversity of El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve and impacting the Sonoran Pronghorn's migration.

Avondale is starting concrete ramp upgrades on Avondale Boulevard, with work beginning on August 9 and continuing to November 2. The project aims to improve accessibility and adhere to ADA guidelines.

Arizona Judge Whitten struck "unborn human being" from a ballot summary on an abortion-rights initiative, finding the term biased. The ruling was in response to a lawsuit by Arizona for Abortion Access.

The City of Phoenix responds to storm-caused power outages with shelters, free ice, extended library hours, and overnight centers, coordinating with the Red Cross and APS.

ADOT explains that highway closures during Arizona's wildfire season are for safety, detailing the complexities of managing such fires and coordinating with multiple agencies.

ADOT announces major freeway closures in Phoenix from July 26-29 for road improvements, affecting I-17, Loop 101, and I-10, urging motorists to plan for detours and extra travel time.

Registration is open for Maricopa Team Sports fall league, offering youth flag football, soccer, and volleyball with varying sign-up deadlines. Volunteer coaches and referees are also needed.

The Buckeye police have provided safety guidelines for the upcoming school year, stressing the importance of caution in school zones and encouraging students to travel in groups and use safety gear.