A Mesa woman invented a device using fire hoses to prevent wildfires caused by dragging chains, distributing them widely to protect Arizona's forests.

A Phoenix man, Timothy Wood, is accused of assaulting and sexually assaulting his girlfriend, detaining her in a shed for weeks. Despite his denial, he faces multiple felony charges.

Phoenix is anticipating a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 116 degrees, little relief from light breezes, and persistent hot conditions throughout the week.

The Made in Arizona Film Series presents "Oklahoma!" at Peoria Main Library with a discussion by film professor Jeannie Berg. The event is free on July 12.

Arizona's AG and BBB warn residents of rising moving scams, including the "hostage load" tactic where movers hike prices after loading belongings. They advise researching movers, getting written estimates, and using credit cards for payments.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens fall registration for a variety of programs, including sports, esports, and special events like Dive-In Movie. Non-residents can also enroll starting July 14.

Scottsdale Public Library increases service hours at its four branches to better accommodate community needs, with additional weekly hours now included in the schedule.

Casa Grande libraries host a variety of summer events, including a book fair, character event, gardening talk, craft workshop, and offer free online courses and tech help.

A man was arrested on multiple charges, including attempted murder, after firing at a biker in Buckeye, evading police, and later being caught in Glendale. No injuries were reported.

WeRIDE Microtransit expands service in Peoria, offering convenient local trips with ADA-friendly vehicles, affordable fares, and child safety measures, operational from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays.

The Fountain Hills Elks Lodge #2846 has repurposed a concession stand at Golden Eagle Park to support local youth programs, raising over $22,000 for these initiatives.

Buckeye's Procurement Division won the esteemed 2025 AEP Award for outstanding procurement practices, recognized by the National Procurement Institute.

Lee Williams is appointed as Flagstaff's new Water Services Director, bringing over a decade of experience and multiple certifications to oversee water management.