The Pascua Yaqui Tribe inaugurated seven new members to their Tribal Council, with plans to review election procedures and prioritize the tribe's welfare and economic growth.

Phoenix, Arizona faces high temperatures with daytime highs around 108-109°F and nighttime lows in the high 80s to low 90s, offering little relief from the heat.

The 2023 Prescott Annual Drinking Water Quality Report is available online, confirming water safety standards are met; hard copies available upon request.

Graham County schedules a voting system "Logic and Accuracy" test on June 25 to ensure its reliability for the July 30 primary, as mandated by Arizona law. Public observation is welcome.

The Tonto National Forest is partnering with the San Carlos Apache Tribe and MDF to restore habitats, reduce wildfire risks, and support wildlife, funded by national laws.

Vice President Harris spoke in Phoenix, supporting reproductive freedoms and highlighting restrictive abortion laws' impacts, emphasizing personal and political stakes in her advocacy tour.

SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, adding 20 Starlink satellites to its constellation. The booster landed on a droneship post-launch.

Hawaiian Bros is slated to open a new location in Scottsdale, replacing a closed Red Robin, offering Hawaiian-style fast food with unique drive-thru services.

Jerry and Vickie Moyes have donated $5 million to Phoenix Children's Hospital, contributing to its pediatric care expansion, including new facilities and technologies.

The Navajo Nation is expanding its solar energy initiatives to provide more sustainable power options and connect remote homes to the grid, with ongoing projects and collaborations.

Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Centers to open a new location in Goodyear, offering free art-related activities and classes to youth aged 12-20, including music, dance, and photography.

Ex-student Murad Dervish awaits sentencing for the murder of a professor at the University of Arizona.

A theft at Maricopa County's election center triggered a probe and the suspect, a temp worker, was caught; reprogramming of election gear cost $19,000.