Phoenix, AZ residents expect a hot week with intermittent rain chances. Highs may reach 108-114 degrees, with nighttime lows around 91 degrees and occasional gusty winds. Rain chances range from 10 to 30 percent, particularly in the evenings.

Chandler offers DEI mini-grants for youth programs and event sponsorships to promote diversity, with applications open for educators and groups aligning with Chandler's mission.

Northbound Loop 101 on-ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard in North Scottsdale is closing temporarily for 60 days due to reconstruction, ADOT advises using alternate routes.

The Reservation Creek fire in Arizona is now 60% contained, affecting 285 acres, with command transitioning to a Type 4 organization. Firefighting efforts continue amid moderate weather conditions.

Firefighters tackled fires in the east Valley and on Ross Island, with no reported casualties, while investigations continue into the causes of these incidents.

A cybersecurity update from CrowdStrike unintentionally caused global service disruptions, affecting businesses, airports, and emergency services, and prompting a review of reliance on technology.

The FBI has identified 28-year-old Marcus Lewis as the man killed in an officer-involved shooting in the Gila River Indian Community. Further details await the investigation's outcome.

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff rode the Tempe streetcar to support transit system expansion and discussed the importance of accessible public transport for all communities.

The State Transportation Board approves a $4M contract to repair a 5-mile section of State Route 88, damaged by floods, for high clearance and utility vehicles.

The article details Phoenix's forecast of high temperatures and occasional thunderstorms, with a consistent pattern of heat above 100 degrees and fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week.

Jeremy Beene faces 42 charges, including 38 felony counts of organized retail theft and one felony count of shoplifting, plus three misdemeanors for a spree at The Home Depot.

Cochise County Deputy Attorney Michael Powell received the 2024 Appellate Prosecutor – Felony of the Year award for his exemplary work, including an influential amicus brief.

A Tucson man, Roy Samuel Paredes, got 235 months’ prison for minor’s sexual abuse, followed by a lifetime of supervised release, after pleading guilty.