Ariana Grande steps back from public life
A representative for the U.S. pop star has reportedly told the publication that her “public-facing work and appearances” have led to “endless, ongoing public scrutiny.”
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Greece continues to battle major wildfire west of Athens
Flames bore down deeper into the region of the Greek capital, forcing fresh evacuations in the early hours of Monday.
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President Trump agrees to pause Iran attacks
In a post to social media, President Trump wrote that the U.S. military is locked and loaded and ready to go against Iran.
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Fast moving brush fire sweeps through Cold Springs, Nevada
A fast moving brush fire in the Cold Springs area prompted evacuation warnings late Saturday night as crews worked to stop its spread.
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Nine injured after a shooting inside a North Carolina business
Nine people, including four teenagers, are recovering after a shooting inside a Greensboro business early Sunday morning.
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Shark attack survivor becomes shark photographer
A shark attack survivor finds purpose through underwater shark photography. In 1997, Mike Coots suffered a brutal shark attack while bodyboarding at a Kauai beach.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking potential record breaking heat, warnings extended
As we continue to see well above average conditions in our region, the Extreme Heat Warnings that we have felt for nearly two weeks straight has been extended once again.
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Spokane area fires now burning over 5,300 acres
As of Sunday morning, the blaze which began as three separate fires was estimated to be 5,390 acres with no containment.
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Canyon Road Fire is about 50% contained
The fire broke out near Utah State University damaging multiple structures and vehicles. At least 100 people had to be evacuated.
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Three dead after a shooting in Twin Falls, Idaho
Multiple people are dead after an an active shooter incident near In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho on Saturday afternoon.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking brutal heat and record potential this weekend
A Weather Authority First Alert Action Day is staying in effect until Monday for the prolonged extreme heat. As we kick off August, I am tracking some of the hottest temperatures of the summer and nearing record potential this weekend. Stay cool and hydrated this weekend.
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BLM sells off wild burros in Arizona for $125
People who have burros say they make great companions for other farm animals, and can alert herds to predators, but some have found more unusual jobs for the animals.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking extreme heat to kickoff August
We have been in Weather Authority First Alert Action Day mode for 10 straight days due to Extreme Heat Warnings throughout the region.
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Insider Blog: July 2026 Weather Recap
July was an overall warm month with more days ABOVE normal. The majority of the month was dry, but we did get some light rain, just wasn’t measurable. Take a look at our weather recap and stats for the month of July.
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Imperial Valley experiences extreme heat
Officials said staying hydrated could mean the difference between life and death as extreme heat pummels the Imperial Valley.
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How first responders in Yuma handle the heat
As Yuma County endures its longest stretch of extreme heat this summer, local first responders and community partners are stepping up their efforts to protect those most at risk.
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Netflix sued for allegedly losing ‘master copy’ of unreleased Nicolas Cage movie
The complaint, filed Wednesday in a California district court, alleges that the film’s associate producer, Daniel Haido, hand-delivered an unencrypted master copy of the film to Netflix so the company could screen it as a potential buyer.
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California car thefts plummet 25% statewide, Imperial County numbers hold steady
As National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month comes to a close this July, new data from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) reveals a massive 25% drop in vehicle thefts across the Golden State.
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Paramount, 12 state attorneys general and WGA disagree over antitrust trial dates
In a court document filed Friday, Paramount asked the judge to schedule the antitrust trial for November of this year, but the attorneys general the WGA asked to have the trial take place in April of next year.
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Major proposed water cuts for Arizona and California
In a press release, FEIS included a “range of possible reductions to the Lower Basin, including Arizona, but does not include the specific reductions that Arizona and other Lower Basin states will take in the next two years.”
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