Pentagon Technologies is opening a new semiconductor cleaning facility in Mesa, Arizona by Fall 2024, bringing 300 jobs and investing $50 million in a 65,500 square-foot space to support Arizona's burgeoning semiconductor industry.

Goodyear, Arizona unveils Fire Station 188 with cutting-edge features to prevent cancer and protect firefighter health, including specialized gear washers and a clean cab truck design.

Benjamin Taylor was elected as the first Black president of the State Bar of Arizona, heralding progress in diversity within the state's legal system.

SRP's free Water Conservation Expo in Phoenix offers classes, discounts on water-saving devices, and freebies to promote a desert-friendly lifestyle and water conservation.

Casa Grande's Arts & Culture Commission has launched Phase III of its Utility Box Art Project, inviting local artists to transform utility boxes into public art to combat urban blight and graffiti.

Navajo Nation and neighboring tribes are close to a historic settlement on water rights in the Colorado River Basin, which could aid many homes lacking running water.

Metro Phoenix home prices set a new record despite high mortgage rates, with the median reaching $455,000 and January's average at $590,845. Inventory remains below normal levels but is healthier than last year's historical low.

The community honored Giaginette Brown on her would-be Sweet 16 after her death in a drive-by, with a vigil and a suspect, Isaac Orozco, facing charges.

Experts warn against using AI chatbots like ChatGPT for tax preparation due to accuracy, certification, and privacy concerns despite potential AI benefits in error checking.

An 86-year-old woman died in a three-car crash in Phoenix, the police are investigating the incident. Traffic was affected due to road closures for the investigation.

Arizona's legislature considers a bill mandating a personal finance course for high school graduation, with potential implementation by the class of 2028, amid both support and concerns.

The Arizona bill banning brass knuckles fails to advance, with Senator Kavanagh declaring it "dead." The bill was a response to assaults involving teens.

A woman was fatally hit by a vehicle near Greenfield Road and Main Street in Mesa. The incident is under investigation by Mesa Police. Traffic was redirected while the primary entrance to Mesa Regal Resort was closed.