Jul 7, 2012, 3:42 PM | Updated: 6:14 pm
Department of Public Safety Officers closed southbound Interstate 17 for
at mile-point 248 for hours Saturday afternoon after a growing brush fire
threatened
the area, but it has since been reopened.
Backups were reported of up to 20 miles, with many people out of their cars
complaining of heat exhaustion. One woman was taken to the hospital with
complaints of breathing trouble.
The Mesa Police Department has asked the public for help as it attempts to locate a woman who has been missing for three days.
3 hours ago
ADOT has developed a statewide truck parking plan that recommends expanding parking at existing rest areas and adding three new facilities.
4 hours ago
A mother and her young child were among those injured after they were struck by a vehicle that rolled over during a crash in Phoenix.
8 hours ago
Construction is underway on a 20-acre industrial park in southwest Phoenix called Park 91, developers announced Thursday.
10 hours ago
A Mexican national was sentenced to over a year in federal prison for entering the United States illegally and assaulting a Border Patrol agent in Arizona.
11 hours ago
With the weather getting colder throughout the Valley, the best time to make sure your heating is all up to date is now.
Interest rates are the highest they’ve been in decades, and it looks like the Fed has paused hikes. This may be the best time to lock in rates for long-term, low-risk financial products like fixed annuities.
KTAR's Community Spotlight this month focuses on Morris Hall and its commitment to supporting the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Arizona.
Fall brings new beginnings in different ways for Arizona’s professional sports teams like the Cardinals and Coyotes.
