The BIA says it has replaced about 100 wooden poles and locked in purchased power through August 2027 to reduce outages and ease summer bills for central Arizona customers.

After a Jan. 2 crash near Telegraph Canyon that killed four, the pilot's relatives are urging the FAA and lawmakers to tighten NOTAMs and require brighter slackline markers.

Gilbert invited residents to sign a 43-foot steel beam that will be welded into the Ocotillo Bridge. The public event runs 4–6 p.m. today near Gilbert Regional Park.

A woman died after a crash on U.S. 60 at Higley Road in Mesa; troopers say she was struck after exiting her vehicle following a collision with a semi.

ADOT is building a new I‑40/US‑93 interchange west of Kingman to let drivers bypass the Beale Street light. Construction began in July 2024 and the project is due to open in 2027.

Phoenix says its airport rescue rigs don’t broadcast on tower displays; the city is reviewing whether to outfit ARFF units with transponders after a deadly LaGuardia collision. Federal guidance and funding pathways exist, officials say.

Mesa's City Council approved landing fees at Falcon Field to help fund airfield repairs; flight schools warn the charges could raise training costs and reroute traffic.

Sixteen new northbound lanes will double vehicle capacity at San Luis as part of a $355M modernization that includes solar power and a new pedestrian building.

A school bus and two other vehicles collided Monday near 27th and Southern in South Phoenix; three students were unharmed and two adults were checked at the hospital.

Uniformed ICE officers were seen at Sky Harbor's Terminal 4 Monday as some checkpoints remained closed; PHX urges extra time and opened a donation center.

Two of Terminal 4’s four TSA lanes were closed Friday, creating longer security lines as the DHS funding lapse leaves screeners unpaid. Travelers are urged to allow extra time.

Roughly 800 TSA officers at Phoenix Sky Harbor are working without pay as a partial DHS funding lapse continues; the airport has started collecting food and small gift cards for staff.

SRP and Invenergy announced the SunDog Energy Center — a 200 MW solar farm paired with 200 MW of four‑hour batteries to help meet Phoenix’s rising electricity demand.