Alyssa Thomas led the Phoenix Mercury to a playoff win over the New York Liberty with a triple-double, advancing them to face Minnesota in the semifinals.

The Arizona State Fair returns with new attractions, including "September Nights," unique foods, and concert series, alongside classic experiences and rides.

Trump and Vance spoke at Charlie Kirk's memorial, while his widow addressed attendees. Trump made unsubstantiated claims about the left's involvement in Kirk's death.

Phoenix emergency services conducted three separate mountain rescues in an hour for distressed hikers, leading to hospitalization and aid for those involved.

A collision in Flagstaff between a police officer's vehicle and another car resulted in one fatality and the officer hospitalized; the cause is under investigation.

A 7-year-old boy was airlifted to a hospital after being pulled from a pool in Queen Creek in a life-threatening condition, spurring a conversation on pool safety.

Erika Kirk spoke at a memorial for her late husband, Charlie Kirk, in Glendale, Arizona. She has been elected to succeed him as CEO of Turning Point USA after his fatal shooting.

Phoenix's weather forecast indicates a brief period of cooler temperatures with a chance of rain, followed by a return to high temperatures and sunny conditions for most of the week.

Liberty Utilities proposes rate hikes for water and wastewater in Litchfield Park, with increases of 38.40% and 53.76%, respectively. Upcoming meetings in October aim to discuss these changes with the community.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell mourned Charlie Kirk's death, affirming the right to peaceful protest at his upcoming memorial while warning against unlawful acts.

The Arizona Auditor General reported inconsistencies in the Arizona Barbering and Cosmetology Board's enforcement actions and verification of applicant qualifications, posing public safety risks.

Arizona's U.S. Attorney's Office charged 274 individuals in immigration-related offenses as part of Operation Take Back America. Cases included unlawful entries and an assault on an officer.

A legal injunction was secured by Attorney General Kris Mayes and other AGs against the Trump administration's request for detailed data on SNAP recipients, arguing it oversteps legal boundaries.