The pilot project at Mill Avenue and Fifth Street does allow cars to go through. But when it’s pedestrians’ turn, traffic stops entirely to allow them to safely cross in any direction — even diagonally.

Valley Metro is holding public meetings as part of a study to address the need in west Phoenix for additional high capacity transit options, like buses. Valley Metro’s Madeline Phipps says the goal is to make it easier for Maryvale residents to travel to everyday destinations.

The highest prices are in Maricopa County, where the Phoenix metro gets most of its gas from California.

The project is one of a few dozen nationwide funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and is part of the department's Reconnecting Communities Program.
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Flagstaff and several other northern Arizona communities are locked in as a severe storm driven by powerful winds moves across the state.

The way Rep. Neal Carter sees it, those electronic signs along freeways and major Arizona roads should be spreading safety messages to motorists, not telling them how to run their lives.
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The Senate committee vetting Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nominees to lead state agencies will be meeting later this hour to consider two more nominees. But a third potential director has been removed from the agenda.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport reported more than 200,000 travelers the day after Super Bowl LVII.

A state Senate committee yesterday voted down a proposal that would have allowed Maricopa County to ask its voters whether they wanted to extend a half-cent sales tax for transportation projects. The current tax expires in 2025.