The Mesa Marathon will lead to road closures, traffic delays, and Loop 202 ramp closures in the East Valley, with Mesa offering route planning assistance.

A major crash involving two semi-trucks and a car closed eastbound US 60 in Surprise, Arizona, resulting in serious injuries and hours-long lane closure.

Arizona hiker Joseph Reed was found dead near Picacho Peak after being reported missing on February 6. Authorities are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The Arizona Legislature passed a bill to extend vote counting deadlines, receiving bipartisan support and expected to be signed into law by Gov. Katie Hobbs, to address recount issues and deadlines for military and overseas ballots.

The Arizona State University Art Museum hosts an exhibit featuring protest art related to George Floyd's death, drawing from roughly 500 items left at the site of his passing.

A report by Valley of the Sun United Way highlights homelessness challenges in Maricopa County, emphasizing the need for more affordable housing and support services.

Denver and Arizona's High Country face heavy snow causing road closures and CDOT's maintenance efforts. Public institutions delay openings as weather advisories are issued, with over 37 inches of snow at Arizona Snowbowl.

Two youths were indicted in Maricopa County for a 2022 assault, amid rising concerns over teen violence and the use of dangerous instruments in such incidents.

A fire engulfed a Phoenix strip mall, with crews responding defensively due to heavy smoke and flames. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The article discusses the rise of prop betting surrounding Super Bowl LVIII, highlighting popular bets on the game's mundane details, like the Gatorade color and coin toss outcome.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is set to appoint a new sheriff, with candidates Skinner, Kirkham, and Valenzuela vying to replace the resigned Paul Penzone until the November election.

Phoenix will observe Presidents' Day with city offices closed, but essential services like trash collection and public transit will operate normally. The public libraries and some services will have adjustments.

Two men in Phoenix and Whittier face charges for trying to sexually assault teenage girls in grocery store bathrooms, prompting safety concerns for minors.