Northbound SR 143 in Phoenix is closing from I-10 to Loop 202 from Jan. 10-13. ADOT advises using detours and checking real-time updates for the I-10 Broadway Curve project.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 83-year-old Donald Turley, last seen in Parker, AZ, with no vehicle information available. Authorities are seeking information to locate him.

A $15 million grant is set to expand Phoenix's EV charging infrastructure, aiming to improve accessibility and air quality with 150 new charging ports.

San Luis inaugurates its first Engineering Department, led by City Engineer Tomas Sanchez, expected to enhance project management and infrastructure development.

A 16-year-old was shot during a gun exchange in Surprise, Arizona. The suspected shooter, Osvaldo Rojas, faces multiple charges, and another person was arrested for impeding the investigation.

Tempe and Chandler are training barbers and stylists in mental health advocacy through the Beyond the Shop initiative to foster open conversations and reduce stigma.

Litchfield Square Park will face disruptions as steel bollards are installed for enhanced security, causing road closures and detours into the week of January 17th.

Amkor Technology plans a new semiconductor campus in Peoria, with a community meeting set for January 8, 2025, to discuss the $2 billion investment expected to create 2,000 jobs.

Arizona State Representative Lupe Diaz leads efforts to honor law enforcement on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, urging support amid national debates over policing.

Maricopa County's Chairman, Thomas Galvin, aims to bring NHL back to Phoenix, forming an advisory panel to explore the possibility after the Arizona Coyotes' relocation.

The "Tamale Bill" in Arizona allows home cooks to sell meat-based food from their kitchens, spurring local culinary entrepreneurship.

A man was shot and killed at a gathering in west Phoenix, with police seeking suspects who fled the scene. The community is distressed by the violence.

New senators including Ruben Gallego, Jim Banks, Andy Kim, and John Curtis join the 119th Congress, each with distinct policy priorities ranging from border security to mental health and bipartisan collaboration.