The City of Phoenix offers resources for the monsoon season, including sand for sandbags and disposal options for storm debris, urging residents to stay informed and prepared.

Tolleson and the American Red Cross partner to educate residents on heat safety through a canvassing event, distributing tips on avoiding heat strokes and utilizing local resources.

Arizona's legislature passed a budget for the 2025 fiscal year, addressing a $1.4 billion deficit. The budget emphasizes school choice protections and includes changes to the ESA program. Controversy arose over the use of opioid settlement funds.

Dr. Jill Biden targets senior voters in Arizona, while President Biden attends the G7 and meets the Pope. Trump campaigns in Detroit despite pending charges, and RFK Jr. struggles with ballot access.

Two boys, aged 1 and 2, tragically drowned in separate hot tub incidents in Phoenix over the weekend, spurring police investigations and community support for the families.

A 2-year-old girl drowned in a Phoenix pool, marking the city's second fatal child drowning that day. Celeste Molina was found in the pool and pronounced dead at the hospital. The incident seems accidental with no suspicion of foul play.

The Rose Fire near Wickenburg has damaged property and infrastructure, but no lives were lost. Local residents, including the Partridge family, aided firefighters in battling the blaze.

Arizona state troopers, including Jeffrey Hawkins, oppose legislation allowing heavier trucks on U.S. highways, citing increased dangers and stretched resources.

Phoenix is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees, expected to reach 113 by Friday. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid peak heat. Cooling centers are available for relief.

A local influencer's home in Mesa was attacked with a device, believed to be a firework, causing extensive damage and leading to a police investigation.

A motorhome fire on Interstate 17 in Arizona sparked the 229-acre Ironwood Fire, leading to temporary road closures and evacuation warnings, which were later lifted as firefighters contained the blaze.

MCSO rescued 100-150 tubers stranded on Salt River due to swift currents and high water. No drownings occurred, but some were hospitalized. A large branch caused the incident.

The Arcadia Fire near Dudleyville, Arizona, has burned 121 acres, with 70% contained. Evacuations were issued but lifted. State Route 77 has reopened. Firefighting efforts continue.