Arizona health officials recall a marijuana product, sold as DIME Mint OG with batch number MOGBL0405, due to potential contamination with the pesticide piperonyl butoxide.

A shooting at Serafina Apartments in Phoenix resulted in the death of 19-year-old Kashmir Vaughn and another injured. Police are investigating the incident with no arrests made yet.

A fire, caused by downed power lines in east Mesa, destroyed one home, damaged another, and led to a sizable power outage. Firefighters and SRP crews responded, power was restored, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Attorney General Mayes joins a coalition to support HUD's Discriminatory Effects Rule aimed at tackling housing discrimination, opposing the insurance industry's lawsuit challenging the rule.

The Phoenix Police Department shares safety guidelines for motorcyclists on National Motorcycle Day, emphasizing the use of protective gear and the "2-4-12 Rule" for safe distances and scanning ahead.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix is closing for refurbishment, including its lobby and "Dig It" gallery. A new exhibit will focus on indigenous farming, and digital resources remain available during closure.

ADOT has announced freeway closures in Phoenix for improvement projects, including the Southbound I-17 at Jomax Road, with detours in place, and the Northbound Loop 101 between the Loop 202 and US 60.

The City of Surprise announces a variety of teen activities, including Rec Nights, Teen Adventures, and tournaments, offering games, parties, and excursions with registration and fees required for participation.

Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley is appointed chair of the MAG Transportation Policy Committee and the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Board, influencing regional transport policy.

SEMICON West, a top semiconductor conference, moves from San Francisco to Phoenix, signaling Arizona's rising prominence in the microelectronics industry, backed by substantial investments and the CHIPS Act.

Two Mesa teens have been indicted on arson charges after allegedly causing an explosion at a Mesa home which endangered the homeowner and caused significant damage.

The Kino Event Center in Pima County will host a job fair on July 18, featuring public sector and education employers, including police departments and Pima Community College.

Aric Meares starts his second term as the chair of the Pima County Workforce Investment Board, focusing on connecting job seekers with employers and boosting the local economy.