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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 6, 2021Arizona’s largest marijuana dispensary hiring dozens of employees
The operators of Arizona's largest marijuana dispensary are looking to ramp up the company's workforce in the coming weeks.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 6, 2021Foundation donates $500K to Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona
Spring has been the season of giving for one Valley-based nonprofit organization, in Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 28, 2021Local First Arizona expanding green business program to Mesa
Local First Arizona and the City of Mesa are teaming up to promote sustainable business practices that are good for the bottom line and the planet.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 26, 2021Rep. Stanton wants to expand the number of federal judges in Arizona
Democratic U.S. Rep. Greg Stanton wants greater judicial representation on the federal level in Arizona in the near-distant future.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 13, 2021APS says keep Valentine’s Day balloons grounded to avoid outages
While love may be in the air this Valentine's Day, APS would like to make sure that Valentine's Day balloons don't wind up in the sky as well.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2021
ClearSky Health opening rehabilitation hospital in Avondale
National rehabilitation hospital company ClearSky Health is opening a 650-bed facility in the West Valley city of Avondale in 2022.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 27, 2021SRP hiring residential customer service personnel in the Valley
Salt River Project is looking to add employees to its Valley call centers, which are located in Tempe and Queen Creek.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 27, 2021Rinchem announces 50,000-square-foot expansion in Chandler
New Mexico-based chemical and gas management company Rinchem is expanding the its facility in Chandler by 50,000 square feet in the new year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 19, 2021St. Mary’s Food Bank now accepting backyard fruit tree donations
The dry and warm weather that the Valley has experienced this winter motivated Phoenix's St. Mary's Food Bank to open its donation drive for citrus early.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 19, 2021Chandler International Film Festival kicks off on Thursday
The fifth-annual Chandler International Film Festival will feature something old and plenty of new when it kicks off on Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 19, 2021Laser Components opens new production facility in Chandler
Valley-based semiconductor detector company Laser Components Detector Group is moving to Chandler in the new year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 18, 2021Large-scale industrial park coming to Glendale later this year
A new industrial park encompassing more than a million square feet of space just south of Northern Parkway is coming to Glendale in 2021.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 7, 2021Federal agency approves $529.8M grant for Phoenix light rail extension
Valley Metro received $529.8 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 4, 2021Inaugural Queen Creek police chief lays out vision for department
Randy Brice, who is the inaugural police chief for the Queen Creek Police Department, wants to hire nine sergeants and 44 officers in 2021.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 2, 2021Overdose deaths skyrocket in Maricopa County in 2020
A troubling trend revealed itself in 2020, as some 1,752 drug overdose deaths have been reported countywide, with another 550 cases under investigation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 24, 2020See what holiday movies the state Arizona loves and loathes
For many in the state of Arizona, their favorite choice for seasonal films is 2003's "Elf", while "A Muppets Christmas" is the most-hated holiday film.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 21, 2020Border Patrol union president doesn’t think Joe Biden will tear down wall
The president of the union that represents Border Patrol agents doesn't think Biden will tear down President Trump's border wall.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 18, 2020Arizona U.S. representatives ask Gov. Ducey to address housing issues
Arizona's five Democratic representatives in the U.S. House are calling on Gov. Doug Ducey to extend housing relief in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 12, 2020Trine University’s Phoenix education center approved
Indiana-based Trine University has received the green light to build an education center inside the Maricopa County Medical Society Building in Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 11, 2020Chandler schools superintendent retiring after 50 years in district
Chandler Unified School District will have a new superintendent for the first time in 25 years come 2021, as Dr. Camile Casteel is retiring at year's end.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2020Gov. Ducey issues order enhancing safety for large public events
Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order at a press conference Wednesday aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus by limiting large events.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 2020Scottsdale Fire Department hosting annual holiday toy drive
The Scottsdale Fire Department is hosting its annual holiday toy drive through Dec. 22 to benefit local family assistance programs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 24, 2020ADOT opens new traffic interchange at Interstate 17 & Pinnacle Peak Road
The new widened traffic interchange at Interstate 17 and Pinnacle Peak Road in north Phoenix opened to the public this week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2020Phoenix, Maricopa County lifting fire bans in parks and preserves
Two separate, seven-month fire bans inside Phoenix and Maricopa County parks and preserves will be lifted in less than two weeks.