Arizona's I-10 eastbound ramp at Baseline Road is closing for the summer starting May 10 for reconfiguration. Detours are suggested via Elliot Road and Priest Drive.

Fortescue Future Industries has started building a $550 million hydrogen plant in Buckeye, Arizona, aimed to produce over 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually and create numerous jobs.

The City of Surprise announces the registration for its adult sports leagues summer season, offering volleyball, basketball, and softball, with various fees and venues for the games.

Sprouts CEO Jack Sinclair closely monitors competitors, especially Whole Foods, while Sprouts sees online sales grow and maintains a focus on fresh produce and health-conscious consumers.

Pretty Decent Concepts plans to open three new dining venues, including an upscale steakhouse, a vintage martini lounge, and a chef's tasting menu eatery, at the Arizona Center in Phoenix.

Mesa, Arizona launches its annual Hydration Donation Campaign early, aiming to collect 700,000 water bottles for the vulnerable during the hot summer.

Arizona inmate Trevor Trammel is being sought nationwide after not returning from a work release program, with authorities suspecting he may be heading to Michigan.

Phoenix residents can expect a series of sunny days with a steady rise in temperature, potentially hitting the high 90s by next week, per the National Weather Service.

Phoenix is set to celebrate 602 Day on June 2, aiming to foster civic pride with special deals and events from local businesses and cultural organizations.

A man in North Phoenix is left fighting for his life following a shooting after a house party. The Phoenix Police Department calls for community assistance as they work to track down the suspect.

ASU faculty member Jonathan Yudelman is on leave after a video showed him confronting a woman at a pro-Israel rally, prompting an investigation by the university.

A domestic dispute suspect was hospitalized after a police K-9 unit intervention in Glendale. Police evacuated the home and later subdued the barricaded individual.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken focused on Tucson as a key site in the battle against fentanyl, stating that half the U.S. seizures come from there and engaging with Tucson's mayor on strategies to fight the crisis.