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Controversial border security legislation will appear on Arizona ballots this fall after Republicans in the Arizona House of Representatives approved the measure Tuesday. First responders in the Phoenix area have adopted a new protocol for treating heat stroke. This week, members of the U of A’s wheelchair racing team will be competing at the NCAA Track and Field Championships in Oregon. Plus the latest Fronteras Desk, business, tribal natural resources and metro Phoenix news.

High temperatures bring pricey utility bills and added strain on air conditioners, but there are resources out there to help Arizonans keep their homes cool this summer. A contractor is scheduled to begin hauling radioactive material through the reservation en route to a milling site in Utah, which the Navajo Nation opposes but cannot prohibit. Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen says budget talks are heating up at the state Capitol. Plus the latest business, metro Phoenix and aging news.

This week, we examine the politics of water in Arizona. A border security ballot measure advanced through the Arizona Senate Wednesday with amendments Republicans say ensure no one would be racially profiled under the proposal. As Arizona's budget deadline looms, what options do lawmakers and Hobbs have? Plus, the latest Fronteras Desk, business, education and tribal natural resources news.

Arizona officials have called Medicaid fraud one of the biggest scandals in state history. A Phoenix City Councilwoman is upset over her colleagues’ moves to name a new downtown transit center after a former mayor. This week, the Union of Concerned Scientists is sending residents from radiation-exposed communities, including the Navajo Nation, to Capitol Hill. Plus the latest metro Phoenix, Fronteras Desk and health news.

On Wednesday, Republican lawmakers in the Arizona Senate advanced legislation that would give state and local law enforcement the power to enforce immigration laws. The CDC is asking state health officials to work with their agriculture department counterparts and community partners to protect farmworkers against bird flu. There are many ways protest music supplements Black social justice movements. Plus the latest Arizona education, arts and tribal natural resources news.

Arizona’s 160-year-old law banning abortion in almost all circumstances was repealed. This year, county and city officials are making some changes they hope will protect more people from extreme heat. The Phoenix Mystery Castle owner won’t say what is happening to the property. Plus the latest Fronteras Desk, tribal natural resources, education, aging and metro Phoenix news.