Senators Gallego and Moreno introduced the bipartisan Federal Firefighters Families First Act to improve federal firefighters' work conditions and pay.

Jacob Chansley, aka the QAnon Shaman, has publicly criticized Trump, calling him a fraud and attacking his unmet promise to release the Epstein files.

Buckeye, Arizona, is set for major growth with over a million square feet of new commercial space, including In-N-Out Burger and Sprouts Farmers Market outlets.

A Phoenix streetwear store was hit by a smash-and-grab theft after a stolen car drove through its front, with the thief targeting expensive items. Owner Chris Sotelo and police are investigating.

NCMEC and Maricopa County officials are working to identify a young man who drowned in Phoenix, with no ID found on him. A sketch has been released to the public.

Gannett is relocating the Arizona Republic's printing operations from Phoenix to Las Vegas, resulting in the loss of 117 jobs. Despite assurances that service will be unaffected, employees fear the move will impact the paper's community ties.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with forecasts predicting temperatures above 100°F, clear skies, and minimal wind. The National Weather Service suggests staying hydrated and reducing outdoor activities.

Two men in Arizona were indicted on 70 counts for allegedly running a theft operation that stole $140,000 in goods from Walmarts across several counties.

Harpreet Singh was sentenced for attempting to steal $250,000 worth of art from a Scottsdale gallery; he was caught on-site and received five years in prison.

Avondale Police inaugurated a new K-9 Training Center to boost their K-9 teams' skills, featuring advanced training facilities and a ribbon-cutting event.

Senator Ruben Gallego urges Kroger to reconsider its decision to end a contract with Ruan Transportation, which could lead to over 130 job losses in Tolleson, Arizona.

Arizona's water agency approves Buckeye and Queen Creek's deal to import water from a rural basin for city growth. Critics question the long-term sustainability.

The Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon National Park has grown to 16,765 acres with 26% containment, with firefighting efforts focusing on strategic lines and critical weather challenges.