Ford becomes the title sponsor for an LPGA Tour event in Phoenix, with plans to reassess the partnership after 2024. The collaboration aims to enhance the profile of female golfers.

Scottsdale man, David Harbour, was sentenced to eight years in federal prison for wire fraud and money laundering, including hosting an Eagles concert and witness tampering.

Phoenix allocates over $2 million to expand its Gated Alleyway Program, addressing safety and crime issues in city alleyways. Residents share struggles with trash and criminal activities, while the city offers resources for maintenance and cleanup.

Valley Interfaith Project will march on Arizona's Capitol to advocate for more affordable housing, while Minnesota considers a sales tax amendment for housing funds.

Arizona's Senate committee is probing potential predatory tactics against social equity marijuana license winners, with an investigation possibly forthcoming.

Republic Services signs a lease for a new headquarters in Phoenix, with plans to develop a 240,000-square-foot campus at CityNorth, bringing 600 jobs and receiving economic incentives from the city.

A new reservation system at Fossil Creek in Arizona's Coconino National Forest aims to reduce overcrowding during the tourist season, requiring permits obtained online in advance.

Luxury broker Joan Levinson has two weeks to sell a $29 million Scottsdale mansion before former Coyotes owner Andrew Barroway may claim it. The home features lavish amenities and is in a sought-after location with special privileges included.

Talking Stick Resort opens the largest poker room in the Valley, now a top contender even against Vegas venues, with 68 tables and daily tournaments, including the Arizona State Poker Championship.

Arizona seniors are fighting with retirement facilities like Sierra Winds over delayed refunds of entrance fees, prompting legislative action with HB 2505 to cap refund waiting periods.

The EPA is imposing stricter air quality standards in Phoenix, reducing permissible PM2.5 levels, potentially leading to tougher local regulations on activities like wood burning.

The EPA is enforcing stricter air pollution standards in Phoenix, lowering acceptable PM2.5 levels, which may result in tighter no-burn rules in Maricopa County.

Cannabis companies, like Curaleaf, see an opportunity in the WM Phoenix Open's crowd, positioning themselves nearby without official ties and looking to future sports sponsorships.