Phoenix Announces City Service Changes for New Year's Day with Solid Waste Adjustments, Library Closures, and Transit Schedules
Phoenix announces adjustments to city services for New Year's holiday, including solid waste pickup delays, public library closures, and changes to public transit schedules.
Flex Lanes on I-17 in Phoenix Confuse Advanced Car Safety Systems, Experts Suggest Turning Off Lane Assist
High-tech vehicles are misconstruing I-17 flex lane markings for traffic violations, with alarms triggered by the unfamiliar dotted line configurations. Drivers are advised to temporarily disable lane assist in these areas.
Four Wounded in Downtown Phoenix Shooting as Suspect Is Charged with Aggravated Assault
Four people were shot in downtown Phoenix; one man's injuries are life-threatening. Keon Joubert, 22, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault. Witnesses reported chaos; clubs offered shelter. Police seek more information.
Phoenix Sky Harbor Remains a Sunny Spot for Holiday Travelers Amid National Flight Disruptions
Phoenix Sky Harbor saw bustling holiday travel with few cancellations despite nationwide delays. Travelers arriving were pleased with the weather, turning delays into opportunities and sharing travel tips.












