The Gila River Bridge project in Arizona marks the beginning of the I-10 expansion, promising improved traffic flow and safety. Construction begins in April to replace the aging bridge, which will remain open during upgrades.

Arizona promotes highway safety by encouraging drivers to check for vehicle recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, highlighting resources like AZMVDNOW.gov and the NHTSA's VIN Look-Up Tool.

Jacob Chansley, known as the "QAnon Shaman," has filed a statement of interest to run for Arizona's 8th Congressional District as a Libertarian after serving time for his role in the Capitol riot.

Two Arizona high school girls, Audrey Jimenez and Everest Leydecker, have made history in wrestling by competing and succeeding against male competitors.

Phoenix extends e-scooter and bike program to 24/7 in downtown, with a pilot program to gauge usefulness and enforce safety, including anti-DUI measures.

Arizona's deserts are set for a vibrant wildflower season, with expectations for a good bloom thanks to wet winter conditions. Peak months are March to April, and visitors are encouraged to stay on trails and refrain from picking flowers.

Arizona maintains its stance of not observing Daylight Saving Time, a practice it has eschewed for over 50 years, primarily due to its warm climate and energy concerns.

A Phoenix woman found a rattlesnake in her car; a local expert advised caution during Arizona's snake season, noting increased calls for snake removal.

Arizona lawmakers face criticism for visiting Israel during their legislative session, with concerns about potential delays in state business, especially the budget.

A woman died and two were injured in a Phoenix crash involving two vehicles at Seventh Avenue and Baseline Road on Sunday morning.

Human skeletal remains found in Tonto National Forest, near Sunflower, Arizona, are under investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

The Phoenix Scottish Games celebrated Scottish culture with athletics, dance, music, and equal pay for female athletes.

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to visit Phoenix on March 8 and Las Vegas the following day, continuing her series of national engagements since the new year. Her Phoenix agenda remains unspecified.