Suns, Mercury and YMCA Unveil $60 Million Plan for New Downtown Phoenix Y
The three-story facility, set to open in 2029, would include an NBA-size court and 60 affordable housing units above it.
The three-story facility, set to open in 2029, would include an NBA-size court and 60 affordable housing units above it.
Maricopa County drivers are averaging $4.66 a gallon, AAA says, while statewide diesel averages $6.38, just below September’s record.
Justices declined to force Gov. Hobbs and ADWR to study whether the basin needs an active management area, leaving an appeals court ruling in place.
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes says the Enhanced Voting platform will give voters one place to track unofficial results with maps and charts.
The letters, some containing white powder, follow the Oct. 15 evacuation of the Arizona Executive Tower after a powder-filled envelope reached the Secretary of State’s Office.
Twenty-two volunteers filled 19 bags along a one-mile stretch of the Mother Road at a special ADOT Adopt a Highway event marking Route 66’s 100th anniversary.
Thirty-one drivers ages 15 to 18 died in crashes on Arizona roads in 2025, ADOT says, as it urges families to discuss seatbelts, speed and distraction Oct. 18-24.
ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke says new Bureau of Reclamation rules ignore the Law of the River and threaten devastating cuts for Arizona users.
The Nov. 3 measure would renew the existing one-fifth-cent sales tax that funds adult and juvenile jails; the levy otherwise expires in March 2027.
Richard Blackstar, 59, faces second-degree murder and aggravated assault after a Wednesday collision near 16th Street and Washington; police say he was believed impaired.