Kyrsten Sinema bought a $2 million estate in Cave Creek after leaving Congress, featuring a 4,085-square-foot house with a pool and no HOA. She put $400,000 down on the home.

The Pinal County Workforce Development Board is seeking new members to help manage over $5 million in federal grants aimed at improving workforce development.

Mesa has started building a new fire station, Station 224, to enhance emergency services due to the area's growth, with completion expected by fall 2026.

Maricopa, Arizona announces enhancements to Mike Ingram Heritage Park, with an expanded stage, railroad-themed playground, and improved amenities, aiming to strengthen community ties and historical appreciation.

DPC Companies has started building Chandler Innovation Park, an industrial space in Chandler, which will feature three Class A buildings with a total area of 327,776 square feet.

An ASU report reveals Arizona's housing affordability crisis, where rising costs exceed median incomes, and many are burdened by high rent and home prices.

Luxury Ritz-Carlton villa in Paradise Valley sells for $6.48 million amidst the developer's legal battle with lender.

Maricopa celebrates State Route 347 widening with community events including a pool party, family entertainment, and a potluck.

Fountain Hills is beginning the Palomino Boulevard Reconstruction Project to revamp the road and improve walkability, with scheduled disruptions starting August 11.

El Mirage aims to boost its economy with developments in auto, steel, and wood fabrication, promising about 500 jobs in the coming years led by companies like CarMax, Cives Steel, Desert Truss, and Integrated Building Components.

Fountain Hills is initiating a turf conversion project to save water by replacing grass with drought-resistant plants and upgrading to efficient irrigation systems.

Buckeye, Arizona, is set for major growth with over a million square feet of new commercial space, including In-N-Out Burger and Sprouts Farmers Market outlets.

Arizona's water agency approves Buckeye and Queen Creek's deal to import water from a rural basin for city growth. Critics question the long-term sustainability.