Gov. Katie Hobbs and forestry officials revealed a new Arizona Interagency Dispatch Center in north Phoenix to centralize wildfire and all‑risk response. The facility aims to speed mobilization and give dispatchers upgraded space and tools.

Transwestern bought the fully leased I‑10 Innovation Center in Tolleson for $94.13 million. The two‑building, 662,804‑sf park sits at I‑10 and Loop 101 and traded at about $142/ft².

Lennar is pitching a garage‑free condo concept in Avondale with 800–1,200 sq ft units to add density on a West Valley parcel. The proposal heads to City Council in April.

As AI and cloud demand surges, Phoenix’s data‑center pipeline is reshaping how buildings are scoped, budgeted and powered. Builders say earlier procurement and prefab are key to meeting megawatt‑scale timelines.

A motorcyclist died after a late‑night collision with a truck in Mesa near Greenfield Road and Desert Lane. Detectives say the scene is under investigation.

Arizona Humane Society warns scammers are posing as shelter staff and asking owners of lost pets for emergency vet payments. Officials say do not send money and verify any contact.

A Sun City couple faces felony charges after multiple road‑rage incidents in Glendale, including bricks thrown at a driver's car.

Phoenix will climb into the upper 90s and low 100s this week. Expect gusty winds Saturday and check cooling centers if you need relief.

Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Power AZ, a $15M program expanding LIHEAP eligibility to more working families; eligible households could receive up to $640.

Hillstone secured a demolition permit to raze the shuttered Donovan's on Camelback, clearing a path for redevelopment on a prime Biltmore corridor corner.

Surprise’s 85387 and north Phoenix’s 85054 cracked MovingPlace’s March hot list as buyers chase new homes and jobs across the Valley.

Mesa's City Council approved landing fees at Falcon Field to help fund airfield repairs; flight schools warn the charges could raise training costs and reroute traffic.

Sixteen new northbound lanes will double vehicle capacity at San Luis as part of a $355M modernization that includes solar power and a new pedestrian building.