The Grand Canyon National Park Airport has finished a $12 million runway rehabilitation to enhance safety and efficiency.

Arizona's alternative fuel vehicles, including electric ones, have lost access to HOV lanes during peak hours for solo drivers, a privilege held since 2005. This change may lengthen commutes and puts additional pressure on electric vehicle drivers.

Residents in Globe and Miami struggle with inadequate insurance after floods, facing high premiums and outdated floodplain maps. Local leaders seek state and federal help as recovery costs mount.

Marge Zylla was appointed as Chandler's new Strategic Initiatives Director, managing government relations and transportation policy. She brings extensive experience from previous government roles.

Attorney General Mayes warned Arizonans against post-storm scams, advising caution with contractors and charities, and providing resources for reporting fraud.

Fountain Hills' Spooky Blast offers family-friendly Halloween fun with costumes, treats, and entertainment, including inflatables, jugglers, and food trucks, on October 25th at Four Peaks Park.

Mexican national Jose Ismael Castro Leon was arrested in Phoenix for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl, with guns seized.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that legislative leaders can challenge Proposition 211, which requires disclosure of campaign spending, but sent the case back to a lower court for further review.

The city of Glendale unveiled Al McCoy Memorial Park and SHAZAM! Court, honoring local broadcasting legend Al McCoy, with a dedication ceremony attended by community members and Phoenix Suns figures.

The FTC has fined Amazon $2.5 billion for deceptive subscription practices, necessitating clearer Prime membership cancellation options and refunds for certain customers as per ROSCA.

Five teens were in a car crash in Gilbert; four sustained serious injuries. Evidence suggests alcohol may have been involved. No recent update on their conditions.

Two successive incidents in Phoenix involved police shootings; one suspect was hospitalized, another died after confrontations, sparking investigations into the use of force.

Doja Cat will perform in Phoenix on October 29, 2026, as part of her 'Tour Ma Vie World Tour' which starts in February 2026 and includes global destinations. Tickets go on sale in October 2025.