Rep. Ruben Gallego announced a $41.5 million federal investment to combat veteran homelessness in Arizona, allocated through the SSVF and GPD programs.

Peoria Parks and Recreation is launching a turf reduction plan to save water by converting 18 city parks to drought-resistant landscapes, preserving up to a million gallons of water per acre annually.

The president of Cutter Aviation bought a luxury mansion in Phoenix for $4.48 million via an online auction, significantly below the $7.9 million asking price.

The weather in Phoenix, Arizona is expected to be a mix of sun and potential rain, with high temperatures reaching up to 111 degrees. A slight chance of thunderstorms is also forecasted.

The Chandler City Council discussed the potential transition to a city-run ambulance service, evaluating a study on its viability and considering pros like improved care and cost controls, with a tentative switch planned for 2027.

Economic Development Director Micah Miranda briefed the Chandler City Council on the city's robust economy, highlighting resilient industry clusters and strategies for future growth, despite layoffs at Intel and evolving work trends.

Randy's Donuts is opening a second Phoenix location on August 29 inside a new Pilot Travel Center, featuring giveaways and a promise to expand further in the area.

Zevx Inc., an electric vehicle company based in Gilbert, is liquidating its assets and closing operations, with a special entity handling the sale of its equipment, patent, and intellectual property.

The AZ Craft Beer Festival is set for October 19 in Tempe, featuring over 200 local beers, awards, and various vendors, as reported by Phoenix New Times and Phoenix magazine.

ADOT is set to open a new westbound CD road in the Broadway Curve area on August 19, part of a project to ease I-10 congestion. Closures will occur from August 16-19 to facilitate this.

Two critically injured in a Phoenix crash between a motorcycle and a pedestrian; investigation ongoing regarding the motorcyclist's erratic driving prior to the collision.

A man reportedly exposed himself to a student at a Maricopa bus stop, leading the school district to share safety tips and police to seek information.

A father in Mesa was handcuffed by police after calling to report his missing child; the police stated he was not following commands. The child was later found safe, and the mother was charged with disorderly conduct.