Two Arizona bills aim to address housing affordability; HB 2815 would streamline housing on church land, while HB 2570, allegedly reducing local zoning control, seeks to promote "starter homes".

Arizona regulators are set to vote on an APS rate hike that could raise electric bills by an average of 11%. Critics challenge the need for such an increase.

Phoenix has a 25% office space vacancy post-pandemic, contrasting with San Fernando Valley's low 1.4% industrial vacancy, as covered in CBRE and NAI Capital reports.

Old Dominion is building a new freight terminal in Buckeye, Arizona, which is expected to generate 300-350 jobs and has been approved by the local planning commission.

Arizona State University ranks 34th worldwide for graduate employability, according to a recent survey by GEURS, also highlighting the university's solid industry partnerships and experiential learning focus.

The Biden administration announces $970 million in grants for upgrades to 114 U.S. airports, targeting concourses, baggage systems, and new terminals.

Residents in Laveen are debating proposed developments, including a mixed-use complex and a medical marijuana dispensary, amid concerns over community impact and preservation.

A 14-year-old Phoenix entrepreneur donates to the hospital that treated her as an infant and successfully runs a pretzel business, without a storefront, using Instagram.

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.