The Justice Department found the Phoenix Police Department guilty of civil rights abuses and excessive force, with stark racial disparities in enforcement.

Brian Alexander Torres-Perez faces manslaughter charges for a fatal crash that killed a young family, including the son of Sheriff Mark Lamb. Speed, alcohol, and drugs were factors.

Southern Arizona prepares for monsoon season with measures for road safety, flood control, and waste management, advising residents on precautions and providing resources like sandbags and real-time road updates.

The construction in Litchfield Park progresses, with phase 1 near completion and phase 2 set for June 17, focusing on the east side of Desert Avenue, while maintaining pedestrian access and minimizing business disruptions.

Peoria is seeking public input for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan to address affordable housing. Input can be given through public hearings, an online survey, or by mail until September 30.

Canadian company Expertec expands into the U.S. with a new facility in Gilbert, Arizona, after acquiring Work Truck Solutions, indicating strategic growth in the commercial sector.

The Phoenix Fire Department trains for swiftwater rescues to prepare for the upcoming monsoon season, emphasizing efficiency and interagency coordination.

Arizona's GOYFF is offering a $600,000 JJDP Grant to aid community programs addressing juvenile delinquency. Applications are open until July 2024 with available grants up to $100,000 a year for three years.

Queen Creek reminds residents about safe and legal fireworks use for the Fourth of July, detailing permissible types, sales periods, and the responsibility for damages. Safety tips are shared for both people and pets.

Maricopa residents have noticed construction crews enhancing the city's utility infrastructure, which includes laying cables and marking for service reliability, involving easement areas on property lines.

ADOT begins a project to improve the SR 87 and Skousen Road intersection near Coolidge, with new lanes, a traffic signal, and better lighting. Construction may cause slowdowns, aiming for early 2025 completion.

The US Supreme Court unanimously upholds access to the abortion pill Mifepristone, a decision praised by Attorney General Kris Mayes, who vows to protect reproductive healthcare choices.

Phoenix faces a scorching week with clear skies and high temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, peaking at 113 degrees on Thursday. Winds will vary in direction with mild gusts.