A pedestrian was killed on Loop 202 in Mesa, leading to a prolonged closure of the westbound lanes during the morning commute.

Phoenix, AZ, is expecting a stretch of calm, sunny weather with daytime highs in the mid-70s to low 80s and nighttime temperatures dropping to the mid-40s to low 50s, ideal for outdoor activities.

Tolleson announces its December 2024 bulk trash pick-up schedule for residents to dispose of large items, with Zone 1 on December 26 and Zone 2 on December 27.

A worker died after falling six stories at the VAI Resort construction site in Glendale. The incident is under investigation by the Glendale Police and ADOSH.

Arizona cities expect to lose $230 million in revenue annually when a new law banning sales tax on residential rentals takes effect on January 1, 2025.

Saint Pasta opens a permanent location in downtown Phoenix, offering Italian fare by Chef Racan Alhoch, who is recognized as an Arizona Chef to Watch in 2023.

Nelly is commemorating the 25th anniversary of "Country Grammar" with a 2025 'Where The Party At' global tour, featuring early 2000s artists such as Ja Rule and Eve. Phoenix will host a concert on August 28.

The Phoenix Travel & Adventure Show returns, offering insights from industry experts and exclusive travel deals at the Phoenix Convention Center on February 15 and 16.

The Pemberton in downtown Phoenix is set to reopen with a new look, including vintage trailers as kitchen spaces and diverse thematic zones like an Icelandic campground and Italian beach club.

Gilbert, Arizona, has launched a TNR program to control its feral cat population, subsidizing local nonprofits in sterilizing and returning cats to reduce their numbers and minimize their impact on the community.

Indigenous Enterprise, a Phoenix-based dance troupe, introduced Native representation at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, performing powwow dance despite rain and challenges.

A single mother in Mesa, Arizona, faces eviction as she struggles financially, reflecting the state's broader rental crisis. State Rep. Analise Ortiz is pushing for increased rental assistance and tenant protections.

Jeff Guldner is set to retire as APS CEO, with President Ted Geisler taking over his role from April 1, 2025. Guldner will remain as an advisor until March 2026.