The Gilbert Planning Commission approved the development of a new retail center, Signature At San Tan Village, anchored by Whole Foods and Dick's House of Sport. The project comprises 11 buildings over 30 acres.

A wildfire named the Bravo Fire has burned 100 acres at Camp Navajo military base near Flagstaff, AZ. Emergency responders, including Hotshot crews, are fighting the blaze; the cause is under investigation.

The Arizona AG's Office has intensified its investigation into Apache County Attorney Whiting, with details remaining sealed, sparking local intrigue and demand for transparency.

Mark Meadows and Michael Roman plead not guilty to felony charges related to the Arizona "fake electors" scheme, with their trial date set for October 31.

Phoenix invites students to join their Vision Zero Committee to help with road safety strategy. Applications are open until June 30, 2024, for non-voting members who can attend bi-monthly meetings.

Phoenix, AZ expects a heatwave with temperatures peaking at 111 degrees on Wednesday and nights offering little relief, staying in the 80s. Authorities recommend taking precautions against the extreme heat.

The Yuma County Sheriff's Office is investigating the homicide of Eric Cruz, 29, found dead in a car in a canal in San Luis, Arizona. No suspects are in custody and authorities seek public assistance.

Jeremiah Blair of Chandler, Arizona, was indicted for attempted murder after allegedly shooting his parents at their home, with both victims surviving the attack.

Ex-ASU football player Tevin Favor arrested on charges of sexual assault and unlawful imprisonment in Paradise Valley, following a separate acquittal in 2020.

Pima Animal Care Center introduces Summer Adoption Nights on Fridays, offering extended hours for pet adoptions amidst high intake numbers. Adoptions are free, except for a small fee for adult dogs.

Rep. Matt Gress calls for a probe into Governor Katie Hobbs' ties to Sunshine Residential Homes after a report suggests misconduct, backed by the Arizona Auditor General’s Office.

The U.S. Supreme Court favored Native American tribes in a healthcare funding dispute, mandating the government to cover millions in administrative costs.

The BLM has limited target shooting in the Sonoran Desert National Monument to protect its ecosystem, following a settlement with preservation groups.