Fans at Chase Field experienced extreme heat during Diamondbacks games, as the old stadium cooling system struggled, causing discomfort and affecting players too. Management is considering an overhaul to address the issue.

Melissa Wasson is named the new GM of State Farm Stadium, succeeding Andy Gorchov, and brings nearly two decades of experience, having managed over 2,100 events.

Arizona athletes are competing in the Paris Olympics, with basketball stars like Diana Taurasi aiming for another gold and Brittney Griner returning after her Russia detainment.

Registration is open for Maricopa Team Sports fall league, offering youth flag football, soccer, and volleyball with varying sign-up deadlines. Volunteer coaches and referees are also needed.

Pima County has suspended the search for a new operator for Rillito Racetrack, resulting in no horse racing in 2025, while committing to preserving the historic site.

The Picklemall indoor pickleball venue in Tempe closed after a sudden lease termination by Simon Property Group, planning to move to Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa.

Arike Ogunbowale's 34-point game led the WNBA All-Stars to a 117-109 win over the US Olympic team, with rookie Caitlin Clark showcasing her skills as well.

Phoenix prepares for the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game with safety measures, heat mitigation tactics, and eco-friendly initiatives, ensuring a fun and secure experience for attendees.

Former UA softball champ Candace Abrams now supervises an administrative team in Pima County's Health Department, applying her leadership skills from sports to public service.

Brandon Pfaadt's strong pitching leads the Diamondbacks' 1-0 win over the Braves, limiting them to three hits. Fried's effort and Suarez's homer were highlights.

Christian Walker, despite solid performance, was snubbed from the All-Star roster, a surprising omission shared by other notable MLB players with strong stats this season.

The Lori Piestewa National Native American Games in Mesa see over 4,000 athletes from 57 tribes compete in sports like basketball and volleyball, with adaptations for the heat.

Nathan Kropp aims to attend 150 games in a year, involving various Arizona sports teams, while also engaging in community acts like sharing food with the homeless.