TSMC might delay the second Arizona chip factory's production start to 2027 or 2028, deviating from the original 2026 target, due to demand fluctuations and U.S. incentives.

An article reveals non-disparagement clauses in rental agreements that fine tenants for negative reviews, but such clauses are being questioned for their legality and fairness.

Multiple freeway closures in Phoenix, including I-10, SR 143, and I-17 due to construction, are causing detours this weekend, advises ADOT. Drivers should expect lane restrictions and use recommended alternatives.

A mother and daughter were carjacked at gunpoint in Mesa, Arizona; Mesa police arrested the suspects and also apprehended a man for a $2 million theft operation from The Home Depot.

Arizona reports a 5% decrease in opioid overdose deaths in 2022, marking the first decline in a decade, potentially reflecting effective state interventions and increased Naloxone use.

Planned Parenthood activists at Brick Road Coffee in Tempe, Arizona, support the Arizona Abortion Access Act, collecting over 250,000 signatures to codify abortion rights.

A standard-issue flashlight left behind during maintenance has reportedly resulted in the ruin of a $14 million F-35 fighter engine at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale. The costly incident took place on March 15, 2023, as the state-of-the-art jet was undergoing a routine check.

The article discusses the spike in teen violence in Gilbert, Arizona, with a focus on the investigation following Preston Lord's death and the local police efforts to address the issue.

A head-on collision at a Chandler intersection left two dead and one critically injured late Thursday night; MCSO investigates the cause, including possible speed or impairment.

A Dream City Church teacher in Glendale, Nathaniel Pineda, was arrested on allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor. Details remain limited and the church has not commented.

Chad Daybell's attorney's motion to withdraw was denied, compelling him to continue representing Daybell in the complex and high-profile "Doomsday" murder case.

Two boys were arrested for allegedly vandalizing BASIS Scottsdale, causing $40,000 in damages by breaking windows, leading to partial remote learning.

A suspect has been arrested for the fatal shooting of 15-year-old GiaGinette Brown in Phoenix. Isaac Orozco, 17, faces charges including second-degree murder.