Casa Grande’s Community Services Department announces a summer full of events including a 4th of July celebration, Kidchella, and various sports and community activities for residents.

Attorney General Kris Mayes joins states' challenge against Trump administration's NEH funding cuts in court, aiming to protect public humanities programs.

A lightning strike during a monsoon caused a severe fire in a Maricopa County family's home, which they safely evacuated without injuries. The community offered support post-tragedy.

Phoenix police probe a fatal shooting of a man in a tent in west Phoenix; public's tips are sought, with a $2,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest.

A man is critically injured after being shot and ejected from his car in a crash in west Phoenix. The shooting's connection to the crash is under investigation.

Phoenix updates its Zoning Ordinance to manage data center growth with a focus on public health and safety, introducing special permit requirements and new classifications for data center developments.

Scottsdale to revamp Thomas Road through a $17.4 million grant, with the city contributing $7.5 million for arterial rehabilitation, including new roadways, turn bays, and updated traffic signals. Work begins in 2028.

Phoenix, AZ, is set to experience an intense heatwave, with temperatures forecasted to reach highs around 103 to 114 degrees during the Independence Day week.

Two men were arrested in Surprise, AZ, for over 40 burglaries involving theft of items such as firearms and a golf cart, now facing 50 felony charges each.

A 65-year-old man committed suicide at Jerome's Town Hall parking lot after expressing distress and anti-government sentiments. Police efforts for a peaceful resolution were unsuccessful.

Lake Havasu City Fire Dept. promoted Jeff Kemp to Deputy Chief of Administration, highlighting his 35 years of service and dedication to public safety.

Cochise County is to begin major upgrades on Kansas Settlement Road in June, focusing on safety and road surface improvements, leading to detours and construction noise.

The Pima County Superior Court seeks a successor for Judge Hochuli, with the public invited to review and comment on 15 candidates before a key meeting on July 15, 2025. The Commission will then recommend candidates to Gov. Hobbs.