The Arizona Department of Transportation says now is the best time to upgrade to a travel ID for those who haven’t yet. Travel IDs will be required on all domestic flights starting in May 2023 to comply with the Real ID Act of 2005.

After travel was much lower last year, Arizona is expecting an increase in snowbirds to travel to the state this winter.

Scottsdale residents and business owners are being asked to weigh in on future development in Old Town.

The United States is reopening its land borders for nonessential travelers. The only requirement is to be fully vaccinated.

AAA Arizona is reminding Southwest Airlines passengers of their rights following nationwide delays and cancellations by the airline that began over the weekend.

A state audit has found the agency responsible for promoting Arizona tourism failed to follow spending requirements. The audit found the Office of Tourism didn’t justify and document spending on sponsorships, trade shows and tours to the tune of $81,239.

A new report shows the hotel industry across the country is projected to end the year down more than $59 billion in business travel revenue, compared to 2019 numbers.

Phoenix is working on a new program to get more people to work. On Tuesday, the City Council unanimously approved using $10 million in federal funds to provide training, education and monthly stipends.

Arizona’s jobs picture is improving. State unemployment is at pre-pandemic levels, and some sectors are near recovery. But job growth may have something to do with Arizona’s population growth.