Two Republicans debated for Arizona's 1st Congressional District seat without incumbent Congressman Schweikert; economic and border security issues dominated discussions.

The Salvation Army is activating heat relief stations in Arizona due to forecasted record-breaking temperatures, while Phoenix restricts hiking trail access to combat heat dangers.

The Arizona Department of Housing amended the SFY24 NOFA for the 4% LIHTC with Workforce Housing Units, impacting affordable housing development funding.

Daiso, a Japanese discount store chain, is opening its largest Arizona location in Phoenix, with a grand opening scheduled for June 22, followed by another opening in Mesa on June 29.

Arizona's DFFM imposed Stage 1 fire restrictions on State Trust lands in various counties to prevent wildfires, limiting open fires, smoking, and activities like welding and using fireworks.

One person sustained burns as a fire destroyed a Phoenix home, RV, and shed. The blaze spread rapidly in 100+ degree conditions, but no firefighters were injured. Firefighting efforts are challenged by the intense heat.

Deleon Haynes was sentenced to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service for his role in a teen assault at a Gilbert In-N-Out Burger.

The Arizona Department of Housing has allocated over $22 million in federal and state tax credits to support the creation of 799 affordable housing units across 12 projects.

Arizona's House passes the controversial "Secure the Border Act," facing criticism over potential racial profiling and increased law enforcement strain.

Tucson adopts a Heat Action Roadmap and Heat Protection Ordinance to shield workers from extreme heat, as part of its broader climate adaptation strategy.

Avondale released its Annual Water Quality Report online, covering testing from 2023 and confirming compliance with all standards. Residents can access the report digitally or opt for printed copies at city locations.

Buckeye Fire Captain Daniel Malanowski has been named as the Central Region's EMCT of the Year by the Arizona Department of Health Services for his dedication and 19-year service in emergency medical services.

The City of Surprise is upgrading traffic signals at Bell Road and R.H. Johnson Blvd, causing overnight lane restrictions and no left turns on June 7-8, with detours in place.