EQT paid $104.5M for Commerce @ 303, a 663,000‑SF Class A warehouse in Glendale, and plans a new speculative building on an adjacent 32.6‑acre pad.

Two men were struck by a vehicle near 29th Avenue and Buckeye Road in Phoenix; one is in life‑threatening condition and investigators are on scene.

Arizona's Senate Public Safety Committee approved SB 1010 to name Loop 202 the "Charlie Kirk Loop 202," honoring the late political commentator and advocate for youth political involvement. The bill now moves to the full Senate for consideration.

Cochise County leaders reject Flock Safety license plate readers to prioritize privacy and civil liberties, emphasizing caution in surveillance tool adoption and seeking alternative public safety solutions.

The city is seeking public feedback via a survey to improve its website, with the deadline for participation on February 13.

Authorities removed up to 50 dogs from a Peoria residence after serving a court order; the animals will be evaluated while investigators probe prior animal-related complaints.

A new Phoenix parks ordinance restricts unsanctioned medical outreach and needle exchanges; harm‑reduction leaders say it could push lifesaving services out of reach and raise overdose risk.

Copper thefts have knocked out lighting on multiple Phoenix freeways. ADOT is testing sensors and scheduling months of repairs while police make arrests.

Pablo's, a 9,000-square-foot multiroom nightclub from Saguaro Nights, is transforming a 1952 building in downtown Phoenix with themed rooms and a Barter & Shake cocktail program.

Cloudy weather persists in Phoenix with mild temperatures and calm winds, shifting to sunny skies by Thursday. Chances of rain increase slightly over the weekend.

The Casa Grande Public Library resumes activities post-Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a Navajo Code Talkers presentation, language and tech classes, and various reading groups.

An investigation led to the arrest of Judah Chesley for the second-degree murder of Angelys Spurgeon in Gilbert, with charges pending a court conclusion.

A 24-year-old woman died in a two-car collision on I-10 near Buckeye after rear-ending a work truck. She reportedly wasn't wearing a seatbelt. No other injuries occurred. Eastbound lanes were closed but reopened by 9 a.m.