Phoenix faces extreme heat with temperatures reaching 110 degrees, offering little nighttime relief and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms mid-week.

University of Arizona study finds pesticide exposure may double the risk of stillbirth, particularly organophosphates like acephate during the first trimester. Residents near farms are advised to minimize exposure.

Republican operatives in Arizona are working to keep Cornel West on the ballot to possibly draw votes from Democrats, even after two electors withdrew their support.

A Phoenix family with six autistic children received a free new pool from Shasta Pools, after their neighbor contacted the co-owner, Jeff Ast, who was moved to help.

The Scottsdale Art Auction reported nearly $2 million in sales, with four Frederic Remington drawings earning $250,000. "Goot Packers at Work" unexpectedly led, selling for $81,900.

Angie's Food Concepts is opening a new restaurant, Angie’s Prime Grill, in Mesa, with a focus on drive-thru service and quality cuisine, at a former car wash site.

A migrant boy was killed and eight others wounded in a shooting in Tubutama, Mexico, near the Arizona border. No motive has been confirmed by Sonora state prosecutors.

A water outage in Casa Grande affected 4,000 customers after a booster station failed due to monsoon activity, with service restored later in the afternoon.

At 78, Sherry Yates became a homeowner for the first time, overcoming financial challenges and instability with the support of a housing counselor and community.

The Taawaki Inn, celebrating Hopi culture, is now open in Clarkdale offering guests cultural immersion through Hopi art, history, and live performances.

Railroad maintenance activities sparked the Rose Fire in Wickenburg, AZ, destroying 15 structures and causing U.S. 60 to close, with total costs around $971,000.

A four-vehicle crash on I-17 near Black Canyon City caused minor injuries and a 20-mile traffic jam on Sunday. Traffic was slow even after clearing due to a disabled vehicle and delayed tow trucks.

Two killed in a wrong-way collision on a Phoenix freeway near Loop 202 and Elliot Road, with impairment suspected.