The Copeland Flood Mitigation System in Coconino County successfully withstood a significant flood, demonstrating the effectiveness of recent flood control measures in the region.

Scottsdale police are searching for Nubia Gonzalez, accused of embezzling $36,500 from Cocopah Middle School's APT. Her address and phone details led nowhere. The school district and APT are cooperating to resolve the issue and implement safeguards.

Luke Bryan is set to headline the 2025 Coors Light Birds Nest on February 6 with Nate Smith as the opener during the WM Phoenix Open week. Tickets go on sale August 14.

Phoenix is set to have a slight break from extreme heat with chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend, and temperatures may slightly drop by Sunday. The week ahead will stay hot with sporadic monsoon activity.

U.S. CBP aircrews and Border Patrol agents rescued wounded undocumented migrants near the U.S.-Mexico border, providing medical assistance and transport to a hospital.

Phoenix introduces hybrid buses in an effort to reach zero-emissions by 2040, enhancing fuel efficiency and aiming for sustainability in public transit. Mayor Gallego and Public Transit Director Sapien support the green initiative.

ADOT announces SR 89A closures in Oak Creek Canyon for rockfall mitigation, affecting travelers between mileposts 387 to 390 with scheduled closures starting August 15.

A student brought a gun to Smoketree Elementary School but no threats were made and no ammunition was present. Police are investigating and school discipline is anticipated.

Lake Havasu City Police arrested Michael Seedorf and Shannon Winker for drug offenses, after K-9 detection and a vehicle search revealed meth, fentanyl pills, a gun, and cash.

Buckeye, Arizona, is approved for a $20 billion data center campus expected to boost the economy and generate thousands of jobs over a 15-year build-out.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue's Cadet Program accepts applications starting August 16, for hands-on firefighting training and mentorship. Candidates must be 18+ with a diploma or GED.

Chandler invites residents to workshops for input on Downtown Region Area Plan, with sessions in August, September, and November, and online feedback options available.

Maricopa's Fire/Medical Department adopts Cold Water Immersion to combat heatstroke, providing emergency responders with tools to quickly cool down affected individuals and improve their chances of recovery.