Phoenix businesses join the "Ice Out of Everywhere" protest against ICE, with some closing down and others showing support in different ways, including a march to the Arizona State Capitol.

ASU and the McCain family broke ground on an 80,000‑sq‑ft McCain Library and Museum in Tempe to house the senator’s archives and the McCain Institute. Construction has now begun on the 22‑acre site.

Hadrian opened a $200M, roughly 290,000‑sq‑ft automated aerospace and defense factory in Mesa that will add more than 350 local jobs as the company scales after new funding.

Sunny days with rising temperatures into the 80s are predicted for Phoenix, with calm winds and potential air quality issues for the sensitive groups.

Phoenix shifts focus from CAPEX rail project to high-capacity transit options on Indian School Road, seeking better alignment with west Phoenix community needs and engagement.

Phoenix Police reported progress in public safety and accountability, including de-escalation training, a new records system, behavioral health support, real-time notifications, First Amendment policy training, and a new feedback portal.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport's new art exhibition, Spectral Alchemy, showcases 15 Arizona artists exploring the concept of light at the Phoenix Airport Museum.

Arizona man, Patrick Schlegel, charged with firing at a CBP helicopter during a pursuit; facing multiple federal charges including assault on a federal officer.

Arizona Senate Republicans advance "parental rights" bill SCR 1006 to reinforce parental involvement in education, focusing on gender identity issues in schools.

Senators Kelly and Husted introduce a bipartisan bill to improve food assistance delivery to rural seniors through a grant program for home delivery of nutrition aid.

Mayor Lisa Fitzgibbons will present Casa Grande's annual State of the City Address at the local high school on March 4, with community attendance encouraged.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and bipartisan state leaders have appealed to FEMA for flood relief funds for Gila and Mohave counties after an initial denial, emphasizing the $100 million in damages.

ICE reportedly paid just over $70 million for a 418,000‑sq‑ft Surprise warehouse, raising alarms among city officials and state lawmakers. Public records show the sale, but federal plans remain unclear.