The SBA is offering Economic Injury Disaster Loans to businesses in Nevada and Arizona affected by Hurricane Hilary until July 10, 2024, for post-disaster recovery.

An Arizona father was arrested for letting his kids inhale laughing gas, facing child abuse and drug charges after his daughter found a video of the act.

Phoenix, AZ, is facing a week of extreme heat with temperatures expected to reach up to 111 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Residents are urged to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for June 10, urging residents to reduce driving and avoid activities like wood-burning and using leaf blowers to curb ozone levels.

Arizona State University ranks in the top 1% globally according to the Center for World University Rankings, surpassing notable universities and showing a significant rise in global standing.

Creation unveiled plans for The Switchyard, a $120 million mixed-use development in Queen Creek, featuring dining, retail, offices, and residential space.

A collision between a city bus and car in Phoenix left three hospitalized, with the car driver sustaining life-threatening injuries.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and other tribal leaders lobbied in D.C. for water rights from the Colorado River, highlighting the urgent need for a pipeline project for the Navajo and nearby tribes.

A 12-year-old Arizona boy drowned in Utah's Provo River after being swept by strong currents near Bridal Veil Falls. Despite rescue efforts, he was pronounced dead at a hospital.

An Arizona deputy shot seven abandoned dogs, following policy due to lack of animal control. The execution was criticized after bodycam footage sparked debate over animal welfare and resource scarcity in remote Apache County.

Arizona's scorching heat leads to a high demand for A/C repairs, while upcoming EPA regulations on refrigerants may increase future costs for homeowners.

The Rosendin Foundation's "Camp Build" provides free, hands-on trade skills to teens during the summer, while Lansing offers a variety of camps, some with scholarships to ensure wide access.

Businesses in the Valley are offering various Father's Day deals, including discounted meals, free activities, and special offers at multiple venues, with White Castle presenting summer coupons for cost-effective dining options.