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The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning until Thursday. It forecasts highs being well above 110 degrees throughout the work week. Several days are forecast to near record highs.

Tempe police are now able to access surveillance cameras around the city in real time. They say it lets them better aid first responders in emergency situations.

President Donald Trump's campaign says he is “fine” after what law enforcement officials are treating as an apparent assassination attempt during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the Associated Press reported Saturday.

The Center for Biological Diversity and Maricopa Audubon Society are suing the federal government over an alleged failure to protect wildlife along the Big Sandy River.

Firefighters continue their efforts in putting out the Freeman Fire burning north of Tucson. The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management says the fire is at nearly 32,000 acres with 5 percent containment and roads remain closed.

Tempe has identified its newest safety corridors as a way of reducing serious and fatal traffic injuries. Those areas will be under strict enforcement.

After monsoon storms dumped rain in some areas across metro Phoenix Sunday night, relief from the heat may continue later in the week.

Beating the heat in Arizona is no easy task. However, shade can bring some temporary relief to residents looking to escape triple-digit temperatures, and can be an opportunity for art.

The East Valley will have a new spot to cool off when Portland-based Salt & Straw opens their first stop in Gilbert on Friday.

Valley residents need to pack an umbrella over the course of the week as we may see some rainy weather. The National Weather Service says a chance for storms will come into the lower desert region on Monday.