The Latest Breaking News from Phoenix

Arizona Lawmakers Will Vote On Bill To Protect Medical Marijuana Consumers, Here's What's In It

A bill advancing through the Arizona legislature will ensure that cannabis customers are getting what they paid for, reported Phoenix New Times.

Benzinga · Jun 17, 2022

Outrage at pay hike for Phoenix police under investigation over use of force

Community advocates say money should be spend tackling city’s extreme heat, homelessness and mental health crises

The Guardian - US · Jun 17, 2022

Deandre Ayton most realistic landing spots: Hawks, Pistons and Raptors

Deandre Ayton's most realistic landing spots outside of Phoenix appear to be Atlanta, Detroit and Toronto, which all would present intriguing sign-and-trade opportunities for the Suns. Source: Jake Fischer @ Bleacher Report What's the buzz on ...

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 16, 2022

Records set from California to Texas as "dangerous" heat wave threatens 100M as it pushes east

"Dangerous heat" to pummel Southwest, Southern and Central areas overnight before moving farther north and east, NWS warns.

Axios · Jun 12, 2022

US temperatures hit record levels as south-west bakes in heatwave

Phoenix reported 114F, Las Vegas soared to 109F and Denver hit 100F, while inland areas of California reached triple digits

The Guardian - US · Jun 12, 2022

Phoenix hits record as scorching heat grips the Southwest

Record high temperatures are hitting or are poised to land in California and Arizona as dangerous heat sweeps over the Southwest

The Independent UK · Jun 11, 2022

Heat wave roasts Texas, breaks records in Arizona, California, to expand across the country

Heat records began falling Friday, and show no signs of stopping soon.

Axios · Jun 11, 2022

‘We need to be in the know’: Arizona veterans hold January 6 watch party

Event at bowling and billiard joint in downtown Phoenix was one of dozens taking place in towns and cities across the country

The Guardian - US · Jun 10, 2022

Bird flu arrives in Southwest after millions of birds die

Arizona officials have confirmed the first cases in the Southwest of a bird flu that has led to the deaths of 37 million birds on commercial farms in the central and eastern U.S. Arizona Game and Fish officials announced this week that the disease was present in three wild cormorants…

The Independent UK · Jun 10, 2022

Arizona’s emergency services brace for temperatures above 110F as deaths mount

The temperature in Phoenix is forecast to top 110F this week for the first time this summer, posing a danger for the unhoused

The Guardian - US · Jun 9, 2022