Phoenix is moving forward with the $7 billion Halo Vista project near the TSMC complex, expecting to create jobs and expand infrastructure with city reimbursement for costs.

The Glendale City Council approved spending up to $17.8M for 800 parking spaces at VAI Resort, amid debate over the cost and timing before new members joined the council.

Grand Canyon University has refinanced $520 million in bonds with the help of Colliers International, improving its debt structure and extending maturities.

Donald Trump is set to speak at AmericaFest 2024 in Phoenix, a conservative event featuring prominent figures, highlighting his active role in office.

At 99, Holocaust survivor Saul Dreier uses music to educate about the Holocaust, inspire peace, and bridge generational gaps through his foundation and band of fellow survivors.

Judge Pamela S. Gates is appointed as the Presiding Judge for Maricopa County's Superior Court effective July 1, 2025, succeeding in various leadership roles.

Lake Havasu City Police highlight the need for increased vigilance against theft during the holidays, advising the public to lock vehicles and homes to safeguard belongings, especially firearms.

ADEQ issued a High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County due to high PM2.5 levels, resulting in a mandatory No Burn Day and recommendations for residents to minimize outdoor activities, especially those at higher health risk.

The first Tempo by Hilton hotel in the Phoenix area breaks ground in Mesa, marking a significant development in local hospitality, alongside a Homewood Suites.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues Saudi farm firm Fondomonte over its "excessive" groundwater pumping, which allegedly harms the local environment and community.

ASU's "AI Literacy in Design and the Arts" course, led by Professor Lance Gharavi, teaches students to critically understand and ethically engage with AI's evolving role in society and the arts.

ADOT announces no full freeway closures in Phoenix from Dec 13-16, but warns of lane restrictions near Sky Harbor Airport due to the Broadway Curve Improvement Project.

The Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center's on-site gift shop offers Tucson-specific and locally sourced gifts for the holidays, including apparel, kitchen items, books, jewelry, and more, with certain products available to purchase online.