A Texas woman, Maria Rivera, was charged with fraud, theft, and identity theft for stealing over $40,000 from an Arizona resident through an email hack.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Turkey and ex-Senator Jeff Flake is resigning from his diplomatic post ahead of U.S. general elections, fueling speculation about his political future.

Gabrielle “Gabby” Vera has been appointed as the new Parks and Recreation Director for Lake Havasu City, bringing 15 years of experience from her previous role in Maricopa County.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs reports the Arizona Is Home program helped 100 families become homeowners, offering down payment and interest rate assistance.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is closing westbound Interstate 10 in Phoenix for a traffic shift. Detours are provided for the July 19-22 closure.

Mexican national Rodrigo Paez-Quintero was extradited to the U.S. to face charges of drug trafficking, including fentanyl, facing potential life sentences and fines.

Attorney General Kris Mayes leads a coalition of 15 attorneys general requesting FEMA to recognize extreme heat and wildfire smoke as major disasters and clarify FMAG eligibility to improve responses to climate-related events.

Maricopa County has launched cooling stations to help residents beat the summer heat, providing places to cool off and free water until September 30th.

CG LINK has launched a new Discount e-Pass, offering a 10% discount on travel credits, streamlining the payment process for riders who purchase through their app or over the phone.

The City of Peoria is seeking a Solid Waste Superintendent to manage waste services and drive sustainability efforts. The role involves a 40-hour week, leadership and communication skills, with a salary range of $87,577 to $129,612.

Peoria Firefighters Charities is holding a free back-to-school event, providing supplies, haircuts, and vision checks for students at the Peoria Sports Complex on July 27.

Mesa encourages residents to practice rainwater harvesting during a predicted drier season and provides online resources and tips for sustainable water saving.

Phoenix faces a heatwave with the forecast predicting near-record highs, reaching up to 115 degrees. There's a chance of occasional showers and thunderstorms. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.