Ann Scott Timmer was recognized as the next Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court during the Passing of the Gavel ceremony, with priorities outlined in her "…and Justice for All" agenda.

The Phoenix City Council has approved a $2 million partnership with the National Forest Foundation to rejuvenate the Salt and Verde river watersheds, aiming to reduce forest fire risks and improve water quality.

Phoenix Fire Department dogs train in search and rescue despite Arizona's heat, preparing for local and national emergencies.

ADOT announces a series of freeway closures and restrictions in Phoenix from June 21 to June 24, affecting eastbound I-10 near Sky Harbor Airport and other areas, urging travelers to plan for detours.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests implemented Stage 2 Fire Restrictions due to wildfire risks, banning fires, smoking, and certain equipment use.

Mesa City Council approved the Berge Destination at Gateway, a mixed-use development, with plans for auto dealerships, retail, and multifamily units; developers anticipate significant tax reimburse msent and infrastructure improvements.

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom addresses staff about an unacceptable racial discrimination incident, leading to employees on leave and an advisory group formation.

A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in Glendale; two teens, including a 19-year-old named Joshua Rodas, have been arrested on several charges, including murder.

Gilbert, Arizona, implements two ordinances to combat teen violence and disruption: a ban on minors possessing brass knuckles and penalties for unruly gatherings, holding parents accountable.

Phoenix anticipates scorching weather with highs of 112 degrees and breezy conditions, a fluctuating chance of thunderstorms over the weekend, and persistent heat into the next week.

The Phoenix Fire Department adopts Cold Water Immersion to combat heat-related illnesses, using ice bags to reduce patients' body temperatures. Every emergency vehicle is equipped, with training provided to 1,800 firefighters.

A Tucson homicide suspect engaged in a shootout with law enforcement in Cochise County, resulting in injuries and causing a highway closure and shelter-in-place order.

Detective Ryan So of the Scottsdale Police Department was mourned after dying in a tragic accidental shooting. His funeral service was held with law enforcement and family present.