A Wickenburg officer was injured during a pursuit when a DUI suspect crashed into a police car; suspect Jheovanny Penuelas Fernandez faces multiple charges.

A Phoenix family lost their home and 10 pets in a fire on July 4, suspected to be started by children with fireworks. The community is now supporting them with a fundraiser.

Arizona's Department of Environmental Quality has issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for July 8 and 9, urging locals to reduce car usage and avoid activities like refueling and using high-VOC products to mitigate air quality risks.

BNSF Railway Co.'s planned 4,300-acre rail complex in Maricopa County, replacing annexation plans in Surprise, faces local dissent and will undergo voter approval later in the year.

Arizona sees a surge in lottery wins with a $335,939 jackpot in Phoenix, a $179,000 Fantasy 5 win in Glendale, and other prizes, igniting excitement among players.

Two ballot measures concerning Arizona's minimum wage are set to compete in November: One proposing a raise to $18/hour and the other favoring lower wages for tipped workers.

The article discusses two recent events focused on addressing immigration issues in Arizona: a roundtable hosted by ABC15, which included various stakeholders, and another hosted by Senator Kyrsten Sinema, targeting solutions for the migrant crisis.

Grand Canyon announces trail closures due to a waterline construction project affecting hikes from Oct 2024 to May 2025.

Christian Walker, despite solid performance, was snubbed from the All-Star roster, a surprising omission shared by other notable MLB players with strong stats this season.

A woman was arrested in Mesa for assaulting three police officers after they responded to a burglary call. She faces multiple charges including aggravated assault.

The Lori Piestewa National Native American Games in Mesa see over 4,000 athletes from 57 tribes compete in sports like basketball and volleyball, with adaptations for the heat.

The article discusses the impact of the PHX350 program on aiding unhoused young adults, with a focus on individual successes and broader homelessness trends in Maricopa County.

Vitalant's blood drive at Tempe Center for the Arts attracted only 200 donors, falling short of the 600 aimed to alleviate the critical blood shortage in the Valley.