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Pima County schools get state funding for armed officers, mental health staff

Randall Perry Jul 12, 2026
Pima County schools will receive $53 million in state funding for armed officers and mental health staff in fiscal year 2027, per Arizona officials.

Man shot, killed by unknown suspect in Phoenix home invasion, police say

Randall Perry Jul 12, 2026
A 51-year-old man was fatally shot during a home invasion at a Phoenix apartment, with police investigating the suspect's identity.

Another Brutal Summer Tests Arizona’s Decline in Heat-Linked Deaths

Randall Perry Jul 11, 2026
Arizona reported 977 heat-related deaths in 2024, with Maricopa County accounting for 63%, amid ongoing extreme summer heat.

Winter storm warning issued for northern Arizona

Randall Perry Jul 11, 2026
The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning for northern Arizona with 4-8 inches of snow and hazardous travel through Thursday night.

Pocket Fire 76% contained but Sedona and Flagstaff businesses still struggling

Randall Perry Jul 11, 2026
The Pocket Fire north of Sedona burned over 27,000 acres and is 76% contained, impacting businesses in Sedona and Flagstaff.

Monsoon activity south of Phoenix could bring dust, high winds to the Valley this weekend

Randall Perry Jul 11, 2026
Monsoon storms south of Phoenix caused dust and high winds with gusts up to 73 mph, expected to continue through the weekend.

Gov. Hobbs holds signing ceremony for legislation supporting Arizona firefighters

Randall Perry Jul 10, 2026
Gov. Hobbs signed legislation in Phoenix clarifying cancer claims under workers’ compensation for Arizona firefighters, including retroactive relief.

Arizona’s record heat marks hottest start to summer since 1895

Randall Perry Jul 10, 2026
Arizona recorded its hottest start to summer on record from June to August 2023, with an average daily temperature of 97°F, surpassing 2020.

Phoenix utility program offers one-time $600 electric bill credit and $100 gas assistance to…

Randall Perry Jul 9, 2026
Phoenix launches a one-time program offering up to $600 electric bill credits and $100 gas aid for families cut from SNAP benefits after Oct. 1, 2025.

Phoenix-area school districts brace for extreme heat as students return to campuses, revising…

Randall Perry Jul 9, 2026
Phoenix-area school districts updated heat policies and safety protocols to protect students from extreme heat as they return to campuses.
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