Phoenix is experiencing intense heat with highs exceeding 100 degrees, and nights cooling to around 75 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The hot weather is expected to continue through the week.

ADOT has announced multiple freeway closures in Phoenix for pavement improvements, affecting I-17, I-10, and Loop 101. Drivers should expect detours and plan for delays.

Road repairs in Arivaca, managed by Pima County and Tucson Asphalt, will cause traffic delays from June 3-28 with lane closures and controlled traffic.

House Minority Whip Katherine Clark endorsed Democrat Kirsten Engel against Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani, criticizing Ciscomani on women's health issues during a Tucson campaign stop.

Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne defends empowerment scholarship accounts in response to criticism from Save Our Schools, arguing they provide helpful competition for public schools and don't significantly impact their funding.

Tucson officials launch a heat awareness campaign to help residents stay safe amid rising temperatures and the threat of extreme heat. Cooling centers and an interactive map are provided.

Rep. Ruben Gallego advocates for the expansion of Arizona's Direct File program nationwide, aiming to make tax filing simpler and less costly for Americans.

A Silver Alert has been issued in Maricopa County for 77-year-old Roger Holm, a missing senior with medical conditions, last seen in Surprise, Arizona.

Firefighters continue to battle the Simmons Fire near Kearny, Arizona, which remains uncontained at 475 acres. Efforts focus on protecting the town as residents face evacuation orders due to the fierce blaze.

Arizona's Secretary of State's Office received a Clearinghouse Award for their AI TTX program, designed to prep election officials against digital threats.

The Republican House Committee in Arizona recommends impeaching Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes, alleging abuse of power, but she denies the claims.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes a bill on deepfakes citing free speech concerns, signs others related to elections, public health, and public-private partnerships.

AZDPS launches "50 Stories, One Mission" campaign to recruit over 50 new members to the State Trooper Academy by October 2024 to enhance the force's diversity.