Two separate early Saturday crashes in the West Valley left two people dead; one involving a motorcycle in Peoria and another a single-vehicle collision on Loop 303. Authorities are investigating the causes.

Phoenix is set to host various food and cultural events in March, including chef collaborations, BBQ and food festivals, and a celebration of Scottish heritage.

ADOT has unveiled a $7.9 billion Five-Year Construction Program focusing on improving pavements, bridges, and corridors with a public comment period open until May 24 ahead of a final decision on June 21.

The Arizona STEM Acceleration Project, enhancing education with 3D printers and coding courses, risks shutdown due to funding issues, exacerbating the state's teacher shortage crisis.

Phoenix prepares for its biggest tree planting event, aiming to plant 200 trees in a Westwood neighborhood as part of an urban greening initiative funded by a grant to improve community and climate resilience.

The article discusses Arizona's housing crisis, noting high home prices and rent burden, with experts suggesting an increase in home improvement spending as residents try to adapt.

Phoenix's Shared Micromobility Program expands to 24/7 operations, offering round-the-clock rentals of e-scooters and bikes, with a rider reaction test required during overnight hours.

Maricopa County has updated its Client Portal to help residents access various assistance programs more easily, with over $200 million in services delivered since its launch.

The International Dark Sky Discovery Center is underway in Fountain Hills with anticipated completion in 2025, featuring a large telescope and other attractions to promote dark skies.

Foley Ranch Boots & BBQ, co-founded by Clay Moizo and Don Talbot, opened in Phoenix with a country vibe and a BBQ menu smoke-infused by celebrity chef Brian Duffy.

A pedestrian died after being hit by multiple vehicles on I-17 in Phoenix. The incident, involving a man running in traffic, led to a freeway closure and a search for one driver who fled the scene.

Surprise, Arizona introduces curbside recycling beginning March 4, requiring residents to abide by new guidelines for waste sorting and bin placement.

A student was found with a gun at Youngker High School in Buckeye, and the Buckeye Police Department arrested the individual without any injuries reported. The investigation is ongoing.