A massive fire broke out at a battery storage facility on the Peoria-Glendale border, with multiple fire departments responding. No power outages or injuries were reported, and the cause is undetermined.

A woman was arrested by Phoenix police for her involvement in a fatal crash with a rideshare vehicle, where the passenger died due to injuries sustained.

A driver was shot in the leg in a possible road-rage incident on I-10 in Phoenix; the investigation is ongoing with no suspect description released yet.

Two shootings in Phoenix resulted in two men being hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries. No suspects have been identified, and investigations are ongoing.

Phoenix residents can expect a week of clear skies and high temperatures, reaching near 100 degrees. Calm winds will accompany the sunny days and clear nights.

Tesla opens a new Collision Center in Glendale near Luke Air Force Base to bolster service capacity for EV owners, providing advanced repairs with factory-trained technicians and original parts.

Senator Mark Kelly supports a resolution honoring the 75th anniversary of the Impact Aid Program, emphasizing its vital role in funding Arizona schools on federal lands.

Senator Ruben Gallego urges Frontier Communications to negotiate fair wages for Navajo Nation workers, highlighting a pay gap in his letter to the CEO.

Arizona lawmakers Willoughby and Shamp are urging a pause on new disability assessment policies to include community input, citing concerns over the impact on vulnerable residents.

Patricia Messner of Pearce Elementary School named 2025 Arizona Rural Schools Association Teacher of the Year for her commitment to student success and innovative teaching.

Coconino County Public Works earned its seventh APWA accreditation, recognizing its public works best practices and over 1,000 miles of roadway management.

Scottsdale Airport hosts an annual open-air movie night, featuring "Home Alone," with food, drinks, and plane displays, urging attendees to donate non-perishables.

Arizona's Attorney General launched a contest for students to raise fentanyl awareness, encouraging the creation of PSAs and social media content to highlight the drug's risks.