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

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 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 updated heat policies and safety protocols to protect students from extreme heat as they return to campuses.

Sedona’s Planning and Zoning Commission advanced limits on new hotel and short-term rentals to reduce traffic and protect the Red Rock corridor.

Chandler Councilmember OD Harris filed a $5 million claim against the city, alleging malicious targeting related to a 2024 criminal case he was acquitted of.

The National Weather Service issued an Excessive Heat Warning for nine Arizona counties, with temperatures expected between 110-117°F through early August.

A large brush fire in Tucson's south side was sparked by consumer fireworks on South Treat Avenue Saturday night.

A multi-vehicle crash involving a black SUV closing eastbound I-10 near Loop 202 in west Phoenix is under investigation by state troopers.

Maricopa County GOP candidates clashed over 2020 and 2022 election fraud claims during the 2024 Arizona primary races.