As Temperatures Soar, Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail Becomes Refuge for Heat-Stricken Residents
Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail has become a refuge from the heat, causing concerns for regular riders encountering non-traveling individuals. Valley Metro is increasing security and using apps to address these issues.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Endorses Historic Tribal Water Rights Settlement, Affirming Support to Navajo Nation and Other Tribes
Governor Katie Hobbs supports legislation addressing tribal water rights issues, aiming to provide reliable water supplies to the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe.
Arizona Man Survives 200-Foot Plunge off "Graveyard" Cliff with Major Injuries, Multi-Agency Rescuers Execute Nighttime Cliffside Rescue
An Arizona man survived a 200-foot cliff fall while driving near East Mesa; a complex rescue followed, involving multiple emergency services and was documented on video.
Arizona's Electric Highway Expansion: ADOT to Add Nine Highways, Invites Public Insight on EV Charging Plan
ADOT plans to extend Arizona's electric highway system, adding nine state highways to its network with the help of $76.5 million in federal funds. A virtual meeting on July 10 will gather public input on the project.












