ADEQ issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County due to high ozone levels, recommending that residents, particularly children and those with lung diseases, limit outdoor activities.

Arizona's healthcare landscape faces possible turmoil from proposed Congressional budget cuts to Medicaid and the ACA, risking coverage for hundreds of thousands and potentially leading to service reductions and clinic closures.

Phoenix experiences a surge in millionaire renters, with a 519% increase in the last four years, indicating a trend among high earners favoring renting over buying.

Arizona grapples with other states over a Colorado River water-sharing agreement amid a drought, with a 2026 deadline looming for a resolution. Governor Hobbs urges upper basin states to conserve more.

An Arizona man was arrested for allegedly firing at a Yuma County sheriff's helicopter, with no injuries reported. Mubarak Prince faces three counts of attempted murder.

Phoenix faces a severe heat wave, with temperatures set to exceed 100 degrees; health risks are imminent, and locals are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

Peoria, Arizona, shares safety tips for monsoon season, advising shelter-seeking during storms, securing loose items, and avoiding driving through flooded roads.

The Gilbert Town Council has approved a financial plan to enhance infrastructure, public safety, and community spaces, including the Water Tower Plaza and Gilbert Advocacy Center, while also maintaining fiscal responsibility.

Chandler, Arizona, advances sustainability by approving a $34 million solar energy project for city facilities, expecting significant long-term savings and environmental benefits.

Buckeye opens applications for its Non-Profit Community Funding Program to support local non-profit organizations serving citizens directly, with an August 8, 2025 deadline.

Arizona Attorney General launched an Elder Abuse Registry to compile cases of elder abuse and aid transparency for families and seniors in making informed care decisions.

All 55 US attorneys general agree to a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family over the opioid crisis.

ADOT begins a paving project on I-17 in the Anthem area on June 22, to enhance the roadway from SR 74 to Anthem Way, with nighttime work starting in August.