Tract has bought a 2,069-acre parcel in Buckeye, Arizona, to develop one of the largest data center parks in the U.S. with a capacity for 1.8GW of power.

The weather forecast predicts a prolonged hot period in Phoenix, AZ, with temperatures above 100 degrees, and only slight relief at night with lows in the mid-80s.

Wanda Jean Johnson was arrested in Phoenix for murder and child abuse after her infant daughter's death, which followed an attempt to crack the child's back.

Arizona is confronting a new COVID-19 surge with FDA-approved boosters targeting the KP.3 variant and a flu shot combo, as health officials stress the importance of vaccination.

Gilbert Parks and Recreation seeks resident input on Gilbert Regional Park's development through two September outreach events, offering a chance to influence new park features.

Avondale recently hosted the National League of Cities' Centennial Roadshow, showcasing the city's progress in fostering economic growth and improving residents' quality of life.

Firefighters contained a garage fire on Oro Grande Boulevard in Lake Havasu City within 25 minutes; no injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The Lake Havasu City Fire Department is hosting a recruitment open house on October 2 to inform potential firefighters about the career and hiring process.

Phoenix Police are investigating after Jesse Benich was found shot dead in an alley near 27th Avenue and Solano Drive, with homicide detectives seeking public assistance.

The Edith hotel, a $140 million high-rise, is expected to begin development in Downtown Phoenix this fall, bringing 236 rooms and amenities like a rooftop bar and pool.

The DOJ has filed an antitrust lawsuit against RealPage Inc. for practices leading to high rental prices, following concerns from Congressman Gallego.

Yavapai County officials promote year-round wildfire vigilance and Firewise standards, emphasizing the need for local engagement in prevention amid staffing challenges and potential wildfire threats.

The Pima County Superior Court is accepting applications for a new judge to fill Hon. Renee T. Bennett's vacated seat, as detailed on the Judicial Department's website.