Phoenix, AZ, braces for a heatwave with temperatures expected to surpass 100 degrees, accompanied by gusts up to 20 mph, as per the National Weather Service.

Lake Havasu City Police reported high activity over Labor Day weekend, with 950 calls, 90 arrests, and a focus on DUI enforcement, resulting in 10 DUI arrests.

Douglas R. Camacho was appointed to the Mohave County Superior Court by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, filling a new division created to meet the county's legal needs.

A house fire in Cordes Lakes resulted in a 37-year-old man's death; no foul play is suspected. The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office is investigating the cause.

Mary Foote has been named the Director for Arizona's Office of Economic Opportunity by Governor Katie Hobbs, to strengthen the state's workforce and economy.

A car with a single occupant went over the Grand Canyon rim; the body of 27-year-old Steven Bradley was recovered 300 feet below. The cause is under investigation by NPS and Coconino County Medical Examiner.

Groundbreaking for the new Douglas Land Port of Entry in Arizona marks collaboration across government levels, promising enhanced border security, economic growth, and job creation through federal investments.

Eduardo Galindo-Ramirez sentenced to 18.5 years for Second-Degree Murder in Andrea Casarubias Romero's killing.

Arizona lawmakers urge Trump's administration to stop the deportation of Peoria restaurant owner Kelly Yu, highlighting her clean record, community contributions, and strong local ties.

An Oregon man was sentenced to 39 months for cyberstalking and stalking a former U.S. official, following his harassment campaign and arrest in Arizona with weapons.

Flagstaff is updating its Carbon Neutrality Plan, inviting residents to open house events for input, with the aim to address climate change effectively and maintain the plan's relevance.

Casa Grande's CRC extends hours, including Sundays. The city offers pickleball at Dave White Park and organizes a Halloween festival, while Proposition 496 proposes $67M for recreation upgrades.

Maricopa County health officials are cracking down on unpermitted food vendors after a rise in foodborne illnesses, seizing unsafe meat and closing some operations.