A Tucson woman was sentenced to 60 months in prison for trafficking nearly 453,000 fentanyl-laced pills and powder fentanyl. Her case is part of a larger law enforcement effort to curb drug trafficking.

Phoenix celebrated its inaugural 602 Day on June 2, 2024, focusing on community spirit and support for local businesses through special events and deals.

The Bravo Fire at Camp Navajo, covering 1,400 acres, is being managed by multiple Arizona teams, with air support and strict flight restrictions in place. The threat is low, but dense smoke is affecting the area.

The Bravo Fire near Flagstaff has been updated to 960 acres from 1,400 after improved mapping. Full suppression efforts are in progress with 196 personnel on site, while Camp Navajo and its facilities remain closed.

"True West" by Sam Shepard delivers dark humor and sibling rivalry at the Arizona Theatre Company, featuring a twisted story of two brothers locked in a battle of identities directed by Jenn Thompson.

A couple got engaged on Camelback Mountain during a sunrise hike despite extreme heat, while Phoenix sets a new heat record and Cholla Trail visitors suggest a name change post-renovation.

Arizona ranks 14th in Q1 solar installations in 2024, a drop from the previous year, with 146 megawatts added, despite the US's overall solar upsurge.

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.