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The northbound lanes of the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway were closed in west Phoenix temporarily after a crash Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.
Hospitalizations for COVID-19 in Arizona are at their lowest levels since before Thanksgiving, state health officials reported Wednesday, but the death rate remains among the highest in the nation.
The 2020 Census may have missed more than 1.6 million Americans, about 48,000 of them in Arizona, with the undercount disproportionately falling on minority groups, according to a recent report.
Valley Metro is offering free rides at night on New Year's Eve so those who want to celebrate the end of 2021 with some adult beverages can get home safely.
A storm brought showers to parts of the Valley Tuesday evening ahead of an expected weather system that could bring even more moisture later in the week.
The huge party Decadence Arizona returns Thursday for two days of electronic dance music featuring deejays Marshmello and Diesel - aka basketball Hall of Fame's Shaquille O'Neal - among the many artists.
A woman suspected of driving the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run collision that sent a Phoenix motorcycle officer to the hospital has been arrested, authorities said Tuesday.
Getting caught up on data processing after a holiday break, Arizona health officials reported 7,641 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, the largest daily update since January.
Research shows that about 80 million adults in the U.S. have limited health literacy, with one survey finding the problem more profoundly affects those 65 or older.
A wet Christmas in the Valley and white one up north, a new multiagency enforcement partnership and the upcoming grand opening of a fire department are among this weekend's top stories.
Two Arizona agencies are partnering to streamline and enhance commercial vehicle enforcement at ports of entry at interstate and international borders.
Arizona health officials on Sunday reported 344 COVID-19 cases and no deaths, attributing the low totals to a lag in reporting due to the Christmas holiday.
