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For the first time in history, the Phoenix Zoo is opening its trails to our four-legged friends for a special one-day event.

Tropical moisture from Hurricane Marie is heading our way, bringing an Alert Day for rain across the region.

Monsoon storms are impacting the Phoenix metro area tonight, bringing heavy rain, hail, and power outages. Here is the latest on the situation.

A developing tropical system is set to shift our weather pattern later this week, bringing a potential return to monsoon rain chances.

AZFamily says the Valley stays under extreme heat now, with a storm chance later this weekend as the pattern shifts.

From a free museum day to a flea market and more, here are a few no-cost ways to get out around metro Phoenix.

The National Weather Service issued dust storm warnings for parts of Pima and Maricopa counties Sunday evening, with dangerous travel conditions reported.

KTAR says a dust storm warning covered much of the Valley through 9:30 p.m. Sunday, with near-zero visibility and strong winds.

Lingering rain may hang around the Valley this morning, but AZFamily says extreme heat is set to dominate the rest of the week.

Phoenix is staying in the extreme heat zone, with highs expected between 109 and 113 degrees and the warning extended through Aug. 28.

AZFamily says overnight storms brought brief relief to the Valley, but Phoenix is still headed back toward extreme heat.

A look at the Valley’s rainfall from Wednesday’s storm, based on 12 News’ report.

KTAR says monsoon storms hit the Valley Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with outages affecting tens of thousands at the peak.

AZFamily says a surge of moisture and shifting high pressure could bring storms, with blowing dust possible around Phoenix.

Moisture is pushing into Arizona, bringing higher humidity, strong wind gusts and a chance of evening storms around Phoenix.

Back-to-back haboobs hit Phoenix with dangerous dust levels, and one lasted a record 16 hours, KTAR reports.

AZFamily says monsoon moisture is giving way to drier air, with storm chances dropping and hotter weather building back in.

KGUN 9 says today brings a less active monsoon pattern, with storms more likely over higher elevations east of Tucson before heat ramps up.

Arizona is seeing storms move through parts of the state, but drier air is beginning to cut storm chances, according to Arizona’s Family.

KGUN 9 says monsoon eases for the weekend, with drier air bringing hotter days back to Tucson next week.

A multiple-vehicle crash shut down southbound I-17 near Indian School Road Friday evening, causing a big backup in Phoenix.

A lawsuit claims a child got E. coli after visiting the Arizona State Fair petting zoo, as ABC15 reports officials were already investigating a possible connection.

A Phoenix map tracks reported ICE sightings across the Valley, showing where residents say they’ve seen federal immigration agents.

Phoenix is watching new federal Colorado River planning closely as Arizona faces the possibility of deeper water cuts.