Maricopa celebrates National Intern Day by highlighting the vital role of interns in various city departments, emphasizing their contribution to community progression and offering them real-world experience.

Prolific tagger Jordan Quimayousie gets 4.5 years in jail for Phoenix vandalism, with restitution set at over $58k.

The Dragon Bravo Fire in the Grand Canyon has grown to 105,415 acres with 9% containment. Over 1,100 personnel are fighting the fire, with 70 structures lost, including the North Rim Lodge.

Casa Grande is proposing to expand its CG LINK public transport service. Public hearings were held on July 22, and citizens can comment until August 22, 2025, via various methods including email, mail, and directly to bus drivers.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger's book, "Arizona Friend Trips," is showcased in the Great Reads from Great Places program and will be featured in a statewide tour at various Arizona libraries.

Senator Gallego introduces the Stop the Scammers Act to restore CFPB funding and enhance protections against financial fraud, following budget cuts from a Republican tax bill.

Utility workers are electrifying homes on the Navajo Nation in Arizona, with the goal of connecting 50 families to the grid, a project that is deeply significant for the local community.

Purab Adabala, with 18 years of experience, is appointed as Glendale's new Transportation Director, charged with leading the city's transportation initiatives.

Navajo Nation President Nygren renews a lease with Red Mesa Trading, supporting local business and community growth.

Senator Gallego introduced a resolution affirming that ICE cannot arrest or deport U.S. citizens, aiming to protect their rights and reinforce legal boundaries.

AZ Lemonade Stand, started by middle school friends, expands beyond Arizona, surpassing $2.5 million in sales with sights on a $5 million goal for 2025.

The DEA warns of a surge in carfentanil trafficking in Arizona, a drug 100 times stronger than fentanyl, raising concerns for public safety and especially for the youth.

Julian Nixon from Scottsdale is charged with secretly recording women during sexual encounters. Four victims have come forward in the ongoing investigation.