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.

Moov Technologies is subleasing its 31,000-square-foot office in Tempe's 100 Mill building, despite recent expansion, looking to grow in other areas like Austin and Europe.

The Phoenix City Council has approved an initiative to renovate the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant to improve water management and sustainability.

Phoenix area golf course homes are hitting the market with attractive prices, offering fairway views for an additional cost, as told by real estate experts and agents in the area.

Recent storms in Arizona have alleviated some of the state's drought conditions, improving lake levels, though nearly two-thirds of the state remains in drought.

The Buckeye City Council approved North Star Ranch development 6-1, despite opposition from Sun City Festival retirees concerned about traffic and lifestyle disruptions.

ASU pioneers the use of AI in English classes, integrating tools like ChatGPT for enhancing student writing. This approach supports idea generation and critical thinking, reflecting ASU's dedication to innovative education.

Florida-based developer Mainstreet Capital Partners proposes a 30-story mixed-use tower in Phoenix's Roosevelt Row, featuring 297 apartments, retail spaces, and a restaurant.

Restaurateur Mark Tarbell teams up with George Oliver Cos. to manage food and beverage options at Bond office redevelopment in Phoenix, including a cafe and speakeasy.

Arizona's ESA program, providing public funds for private education, is primarily benefiting wealthier areas, sparking concerns over educational equity and the program's sustainability.

Residents of Buckeye, Arizona, are concerned about a proposed housing development's impact, while the city considers water import options to support growth.

BLM is closing over a thousand acres near Apache Junction for up to two years to construct the Goldfield Recreation Area, despite concerns from locals about transient campers and illegal activities.

The Engels are taking Lennar Homes to court in Arizona over alleged poor construction of their new home, including issues with defective floors, framing, and a bathroom countertop.