Litchfield Park's Mayor Schoaf announces Stage 2 water restrictions due to high demand and limited supply, mandating limits on outdoor water use and pool filling.

Chino Valley's Economic Development Manager debunks rumors about the local Safeway closing due to the Kroger-Albertson's merger, amidst an FTC lawsuit arguing the deal is anticompetitive.

An Arizona election worker, Walter Ringfield, faces charges including burglary and trespassing after allegedly stealing items from the legislature and jewelry from the Phoenix Art Museum.

The Navajo Nation opposes uranium transport across their lands, citing sovereignty and health risks, while President Nygren seeks federal intervention to stop it amid larger national energy policy shifts.

A two-year-old girl died after being found unresponsive in a car during high heat in Marana, Arizona. A criminal investigation is ongoing into the incident.

The Globe Ranger District plans a 5-year restoration project to revive the Mexican spotted owl habitat following the Telegraph Fire by planting native flora and pine trees across 551 acres.

An Arizona judge dismissed the case against rancher George Alan Kelly with prejudice, eliminating the possibility of a new trial for the fatal shooting of Gabriel Cuen-Buitimea on his property.

Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail has become a refuge from the heat, causing concerns for regular riders encountering non-traveling individuals. Valley Metro is increasing security and using apps to address these issues.

Kroger and Albertsons plan to divest 579 stores in a bid to address antitrust concerns over their potential merger, amid an FTC lawsuit and market nervousness over inflation and competition.

Cody Kostoryz receives three years probation for the assault of a teen in Gilbert, Arizona after reaching a plea agreement.

An Arizona man fell 700 feet on Mount Hood, suffering critical injuries. Off-duty medics and rangers provided aid until a helicopter rescued him six hours later.

The article details a forecast of extreme heat in Phoenix with temperatures soarring up to 113-114 degrees, slight chances of thunderstorms, and consistent triple-digit highs throughout the week.

Phoenix supports ADEQ's Advanced Water Purification initiative to transform wastewater into drinkable water, ensuring a sustainable water supply for the future.