Uncle Sam Buys In, Trump Administration Snags 10% of Intel Amidst Free Market Furor in Arizona
The Trump administration acquired a 10% stake in Intel, spurring debate over government's role in private enterprise and implications for the semiconductor industry, local job creation, and free-market principles.
Urgent Silver Alert Issued for Missing 72-Year-Old Tucson Man with Medical Condition
A 72-year-old Tucson man, Sitharamanjaneyulu Potiny, is missing; a Silver Alert is active. He's 5'3", 160 lbs, with gray hair, last seen wearing blue clothing. He has a medical condition causing confusion. The public is asked to help locate him.
Water Service Set to Resume at Arizona State Prison Complex Lewis Following Main Break
Arizona State Prison Complex Lewis inmates are to get running water back after a main break, causing visitation and outdoor activity cancellation. Concerns arose over inmate hygiene and lack of information for families.
Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne Clashes with AG Kris Mayes Over ESA Program Policies
Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne rebuts AG Kris Mayes' claims, defending his management of the ESA program against allegations of funds misuse for purchases like diamond rings and TVs. He cites recovery of over $600,000 in improper buys.
Phoenix Braces for Blistering 107-Degree Heat on Labor Day With Little Relief in Sight
Phoenix to experience hot Labor Day with highs near 107 degrees and minimal overnight cooling. Slight chance of storms later in the week with temperatures potentially dipping below 100 degrees by Friday.
Scottsdale Police Enhance Public Safety Efforts, Provide Aid to Homeless Community
Scottsdale Police Department intensifies its approach to public safety by combining enforcement with community service outreach to the homeless, involving thousands of contacts, camp cleanups, service offers, and arrests.












