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Partly Cloudy and 98 degrees F at Phoenix/Sky Harbor, AZ
Winds are West at 7 MPH. The pressure is 29.72" (1004.2 mb) and the humidity is 26%. The heat index is 97. Last Updated on Jul 5, 9:51 pm MST.

Phoenix Statewide DUI task force nets 137 arrests A law enforcement task force operating across Arizona on the Fourth of July weekend has arrested 137 suspected drunken drivers since Thursday.
FBI joins probe of noose found in Yuma Noose found on the mailbox of a former Yuma County supervisor who is Black.
Teen driver hits townhouse, ruptures gas line A 16-year-old girl drove into a townhouse, causing structural damage and evacuations as gas officials turned off gas lines.
Tempe Fourth of July celebration sets record The Tempe Town Lake July 4th festival saw record crowds last night, despite storm concerns.
Man drowns in Lake Havasu channel LAKE HAVASU CITY - Medics in Lake Havasu City were unable to revive a man found floating in the popular Bridgewater Channel.

Busy time of year for bulk trash pickups Four times a year, the city helps residents avoid a trip to the city dump.
Initiative seeks to preserve Daisy Mountain A grass-roots conservation organization is fighting to preserve north Valley land surrounding Daisy Mountain, and might soon get a boost from the people of Arizona and a souring economy.
Monsoon dampens Fourth; chance of more storms Parts of the Valley received more than an inch of rain Friday night as high winds and monsoon thunderstorms greeted - and in some areas canceled - Fourth of July festivities.
Sonoran Preserve's history, future Another block of the future Phoenix Sonoran Preserve has been purchased, but its completion remains far off.
Phoenix Web site can help residents keep their homes Phoenix has launched a Web site to help more residents hold on to their homes.
Man in custody after police chase A man was taken into custody after a police chase in Phoenix Thursday.
Water-bill increase to fund DUI jail sentences Residents will see another buck tacked on to their water bills in August as Phoenix scrambles to cover the cost of increased jail sentences for DUI offenders.
Parking, buses called key to downtown nightlife If Phoenix's wants its downtown nightlife to thrive, buses need to stay on the street long after sundown, several business owners say.
Fourth could boost First Friday attendance The patriotic spirit that emerges for today's Fourth of July celebrations could help boost attendance at today's First Fridays event.
Recall effort proceeds without employees' signatures If Mayor Phil Gordon is forced to stand for a recall election this fall, employees are free to vote for his ouster.