Phoenix is set for a warm week with temperatures approaching 100°F, a slight chance of rain midweek, and highs potentially reaching 107°F by next Tuesday.

McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park in Scottsdale celebrates its 50th anniversary with a $13.1 million upgrade, including new attractions like The Roundhouse and a splashpad, resulting in a 160% increase in summer attendance.

Cochise County has scheduled two more public meetings on the Jail District election, including rescheduled dates in Sierra Vista and Benson due to prior weather cancellation and community demand for information.

The Casa Grande Police issued a Silver Alert for 77-year-old Wayne Mitchell Larson, missing since Monday, last seen in a blue Nissan Rogue heading west on I-8.

Staff at Rite of Passage - Desert Lily Academy was arrested on sexual assault charges involving a minor, prompting Queen Creek Police to review hiring protocols at the facility.

Mesa wins a national water conservation award, with Mayor Freeman and the Wyland Foundation applauding local efforts to conserve water, including a challenge that saw residents pledge to save millions of gallons.

Cody Long was sentenced to 25 years in prison for aggravated assault and weapons charges after a violent stand-off with police and domestic abuse incident.

A woman faced felony charges for making violent threats to Maricopa County animal shelter staff, resulting in her arrest and collaboration between sheriff's and attorney's offices.

Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne launches AZ TRAP to address the teacher shortage by providing apprenticeships that combine on-the-job training with a salary.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes challenges a proposed 14% rate hike by APS that could increase consumer electric bills, despite APS's parent company reporting significant net income.

Tempe is enhancing educational programs for its students, with success stories from preschool to high school, focusing on preparation for academic and life challenges.

Phoenix celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting local entrepreneurs, cultural pride, and historical conservation efforts within its community.

Arizona Early Intervention Program invites public comments on procedure revisions for child records until October 17, 2025, including a virtual event on the last day.