Governor Katie Hobbs appoints legal expert Lee Stein to the Arizona Board of Regents, bringing his extensive law career and educational involvement to the governing body.

The "Growing Goodyear" podcast discusses Goodyear, Arizona's downtown transformation with new businesses and restaurants in the GSQ area, marking a shift from building a traditional mall.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced GADA's reactivation to fund infrastructure in rural and tribal communities, aiming to allocate $50-$100 million in the next year.

Dave Mustaine of Megadeth discusses the influence of Phoenix on his life, his song "Life In Hell," and his commitment to musical innovation in an interview.

Goodyear’s SWAT-like police unit resumed duties after a brief stoppage due to a pay dispute, with the city ensuring community safety through mutual aid agreements during the hiatus.

"Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet" is set to perform in Phoenix this December, featuring a cast of 40 dancers from 10 countries. Tickets go on sale in August.

VP Kamala Harris launches "Republicans for Harris" to win GOP and Independent votes, with Mesa Mayor John Giles' support, amidst criticism and ahead of her swing state campaign tour and VP pick announcement.

The Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort in Arizona is undergoing a $115 million renovation, including updated rooms, new dining options, a 10-acre pool complex, and revamped meeting spaces. It's set to open in October.

The Phoenix Youth and Education Office's Partner with a Principal program connects business and community leaders with school principals to enhance education and workplace readiness.

Westbound Interstate 10 in Phoenix will be closed between US 60 and SR 143 for the weekend for bridge construction, impacting drivers and requiring detours.

The Buckeye Fire Medical Rescue Department became the 15th in Arizona to achieve Accredited Agency status from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office warns of new scams, including survey solicitations that steal data, money mule schemes, and fake law enforcement officials demanding fines.

Big Lots is closing over half of its stores in Arizona due to increased debt and decreased sales, as part of a larger plan to close 315 stores nationwide.