ADOT reached halfway on the $106 million I-40 and US 93 interchange in Kingman to ease travel between Las Vegas and Arizona. The project adds new ramps and aims to reduce traffic stops at signals.

Maricopa considers a new commercial development, including Terrible’s Fuel Center, with deliberations by the Planning and Zoning Commission on September 22 and City Council on November 14.

Coconino County announces its 21st annual Sustainable Building Tour, highlighting eco-friendly design, energy conservation, and sustainable living practices in the Flagstaff and Williams areas.

Traffic will be restricted overnight at Cactus and Reems in Surprise, AZ, for signal improvements, including flashing yellow arrows, on September 11-12 from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Arizona Mexican Mafia leader Paul Eppinger convicted for unemployment fraud and admitted to unsolved 90s homicides.

Phoenix invites residents to the Annual Stormwater Awareness Week, focusing on educating about stormwater pollution and protection of local waterways.

The City of Mesa and the Downtown Mesa Association are collaborating on the Mesa Façade Improvement Program, which provides grants to enhance the aesthetics of buildings in Historic Downtown Mesa, with a total investment of $4.4 million.

Arizona AG sues landlords over a lengthy power outage in Arizuma Country Estates, alleging violations of the Consumer Fraud Act and indifference to residents' well-being.

Chandler's Creative Expression Competition, for local K-12 students, is open for entries showcasing artistic talents with this year's theme on hope and new beginnings.

Tempe celebrates new infrastructure with public art contributions from local artists, enhancing bike and pedestrian pathways, with a ceremony on September 20.

Road closures in Phoenix due to Loop 101 expansion will affect traffic this weekend, with specific ramps on I-17 and Loop 101 closed at different times.

Phoenix reports on the progress of public safety improvements, noting nearly 70% completion of action items and updates on use of force policy, officer training, and accountability measures.

Mesa City Council approved a plan with Culdesac to develop a mixed-use community on the dormant 27-acre Site 17, aiming to boost downtown Mesa's economy and housing options.