Cochise County's IT systems experienced disruption from a faulty CrowdStrike update, but election systems were unaffected, as confirmed by the county and an elections systems vendor, ES&S.

The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone Action Day warning for Tucson, advising sensitive groups to limit outdoor activities due to high ozone levels.

Pima County suspended horse racing at Rillito Racetrack in 2025 due to procurement controversy. The current operator failed to provide financial audits, leading to a tainted bid process and RFP cancellation.

A Silver Alert is issued in Phoenix for Sherry Wilson, a 59-year-old woman last seen near N. 10th Street & E. Jefferson Street, needing medical attention.

Brandon Michael Lujan received three life sentences for the 2021 murders of his family members in Phoenix, with no parole, as confirmed by the Maricopa County Attorney.

The article outlines Coconino County's preparations for the Primary Election, highlighting polling locations, voter assistance, and ID requirements for July 30.

Navajo Nation President advocates for a water rights settlement in Washington, D.C., highlighting its importance for tribal sustainability amid drought conditions.

The article discusses the discovery of Legionella bacteria and elevated copper levels in water at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, and the airport's consequent safety measures and system flushing.

Phoenix aquatics staff were awarded for saving a 4-year-old child at Cortez Pool, with officials highlighting the importance of lifeguard training in community safety.

The "Sun Garden" public art installation, featuring nature-inspired sculptures, is set to enhance Mill Avenue's underpass in Tempe by spring 2025, offering colored shadows in sunlight and night light.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes demands Buenas Communities LLC immediately repair air conditioning for Phoenix residents facing severe heat, citing health risks and tenant rights violations. The deadline for repairs is set for the upcoming Friday.

Phoenix faces a heatwave with temperatures reaching 113 degrees, sporadic chances of rain, and occasional gusty winds. The hot conditions are expected to persist into the coming week.

Buckeye offers Catalyst Program grants up to $50,000 to local businesses for exterior upgrades, requiring a financial commitment from the businesses as well. Over $2.65 million has been invested in this revitalization effort.