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12 Things Arizonans Hear Every Time They Tell Someone Where They Live

Tell someone you live in Phoenix, and they’ll ask if the Grand Canyon is close. Arizonans hear questions like that every time they mention home. Here’s what Arizonans hear every time they tell someone where they live. Note: This is general information, not medical advice. Guidelines are subject...

Arizona · 14h

KTAR News

Multiple Phoenix area freeways closed over weekend for improvement projects

Freeway closures and lane restrictions are scheduled across metro Phoenix this weekend as crews work on several improvement projects. The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has scheduled construction along SR 51, I-10, I-17 and several Valley freeways, according to its Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory for Nov. 13 to Nov. 16.

Phoenix New Times

‘We live in garbage world’: Phoenix reacts to radio studio demolition

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. It’s game over for a landmark piece of Phoenix radio history. Demolition...

aerotechnews.com

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U.S. pilot training at Luke Air Transitions to F-35

After nearly five decades as a training hub for F-16 Fighting Falcon pilots, the 56th Fighter Wing is shifting to exclusively F-35A Lightning II training for U.S. pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. This change will involve updating programs, remodeling infrastructure, and dismantling F-16 equipment to prepare for F-35...

Glendale, AZ · 2d

ABC News

AI in arrest report prompts judge to release DUI suspect

The judge did not rule out the case returning to court.

AZFamily

From Iraq burn pits to cancer treatment, Arizona veteran shares her fight

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Army veteran Amber Edens was given three to six months to live after doctors found cancer in multiple places. A year later, she is still fighting. Edens, whose cancer has been linked to burn pit exposure during her deployment to Iraq, continues to undergo chemotherapy and radiation. She receives chemotherapy every three months, with no end date for treatment yet.

AZFamily

New I-10 bridges over Gila River finish first phase of Phoenix-Tucson widening project

CASA GRANDE, AZ (AZFamily) — Crews on Thursday finished the new Interstate 10 bridges over the Gila River near Casa Grande, completing the first of four segments in a project meant to ease the commute between Phoenix and Tucson. Construction began in May 2024 on the I-10 Wild Horse...

positivebloom.com

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10 Yard Features Some Arizona Cities Are Restricting in New Neighborhoods

Scottsdale quietly made front yard grass off-limits for new homes permitted after August 15, 2023, and plenty of buyers only learned it at closing. That single rule says a lot about where landscaping in Arizona is heading. I have to admit, some of the other restricted features on this list...

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d

KTAR News

Phoenix launches PHXLink on-demand transportation service with $2 rides

The City of Phoenix launched a new on-demand, shared ride transportation service called PHXLink last month. It has three service zones, located in north, west and south Phoenix. Each of the zones are meant to connect residents in underserved neighborhoods to existing public transportation services, such as transit centers, commuter bus routes and light rail stations.

nevalleynews.org

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ASU students voted—and they want change now

Northeast Valley News asked student voters what change they want to see come out of this midterm election. ASU Student, Temnu, said he’d like to see: “More efforts and more money being put towards environmental sustainability, and reduce cost of education… Those to me are very important since I’m a student and I’m also studying ecology”.

Tempe, AZ · 2d

KTAR News

Veteran to open baseball and softball training gym in Mesa

A new athletic training facility aimed at youth baseball and softball development is coming to Mesa this winter. Steve Lundin II, a Marine Corps veteran, has leased a 7,600-square-foot facility near Germann and Sossaman roads for ONBASE Athlete, a commercial gym that will offer custom memberships around each athlete’s needs and budget.

Mesa, AZ · 1d

azbex.com

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Arizona Projects 11-13-26

1. Atlas Global Development is planning a Dec. 3 groundbreaking for the I-40 TradePort at State Route 87 and Interstate 40 in Winslow. GLD Partners is developing and will manage the trade port system, with the broader 310-acre City-owned site envisioned for approximately 2.5MSF of logistics, manufacturing and commercial development, representing roughly $600M to $800M in projected investment. Civil engineering procurement is expected to begin soon, with engineering targeted for completion by mid-2027 and construction on the port portion potentially starting later in 2027.

Arizona · 1d

ABC15 Arizona

Things to do: Phoenix Pizza Festival, Hondo Rodeo Fest, Sumo + Sushi and more

The weekend is here! Check out these fun events happening around the Valley from November 13–15.

AZFamily

Glendale village to provide 50 tiny homes for veterans experiencing homelessness

GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Construction is underway on a village of 50 tiny homes in Glendale that will provide transitional housing for veterans experiencing homelessness. The Veterans Community Project is building the village near 63rd Avenue and Grand Avenue and hopes to begin housing veterans by early 2027. The City of Glendale donated the land, and organizations, including the Arizona Housing Fund, have backed the project.

Glendale, AZ · 2d

fox10phoenix.com

Arizona storm systems bring rain and wind

Scattered showers and spot thunderstorms move across Phoenix and southern Arizona on Friday before clearing out by Saturday night.

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The Cool Down

Cloud seeding can boost snow, but Arizona water officials aren't convinced it's worth the cost

Arizona and CAP moved to join a lawsuit challenging the plan.

Arizona · 1d

whatnow.com

Mis Raices Restaurant & Bar Planned for West Phoenix

Mis Raices Restaurant & Bar is planned for 7241 W. Indian School Road in Phoenix, according to a liquor license application the city received on November 6. According to the application, the business is owned by JJ Corporations Inc., with Josh Rios and Jessica Acosta listed as managers. The submitted...

scottsdale.org

Road construction continues in North Scottsdale

Not quite – but the end of a long construction “road trip” is finally in sight. You can say this project has had a roundabout journey. The $44 million “Scottsdale Road Improvements: Jomax Road to Dixileta Drive” project in North Scottsdale has a way to go.

Scottsdale, AZ · 17h

azbigmedia.com