Glenn Jordan, having survived a gas explosion, is set to reopen his eyeglass repair shop at the same location and is also giving back through charity work.

Tempe's Development Review Commission has recommended two new apartment projects, Apache Square and Verve Tempe, near ASU, with 272 and 240 units respectively, both including retail spaces.

Lucid Motors expands its Arizona plant by 3 million square feet, enhancing its electric vehicle production capacity and preparing for its new SUV, the Lucid Gravity.

The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction saw a variety of vehicles auctioned, including celebrity-owned cars and marked the announcement of a new automotive event for fall.

The Chateau de Vie estate in Chandler, a 15,000 square-foot home with a lavender farm, opens to the public and offers workshops and homemade products for sale.

Arizona's tech job market sees a paradox with 3.78% job growth yet a five-year low in postings, even as Honeywell and Raytheon increase listings, and wages double non-tech sectors.

TriColor Auto Group expands to Surprise, Arizona, with a new 258K-square-foot facility, bringing 500 jobs to the region by summer 2024, to handle vehicle inspection, refurbishing, and distribution.

A proposed copper mine in Arizona faces opposition due to environmental concerns and the potential desecration of sacred sites, highlighting a global supply challenge for copper, essential for clean energy.

Swiss company Meyer Burger Technology AG is opening a solar module manufacturing facility in Goodyear, Arizona, aiming for a 2 gigawatt output by mid-2024 and creating 630 jobs.

Residents voice concerns as Liberty Utilities seeks expansion after last year's water issues in Litchfield Park and Goodyear, Arizona. The company faces scrutiny at an Arizona Corporation Commission meeting.

The Gila River Indian Community is getting a full-service grocery store, the Sacaton Market, which is aimed at overcoming the area's food desert status and improving local access to a variety of foods.

The U.S. added 216,000 jobs in December, with an unemployment rate holding steady at 3.7%, pointing to economic resilience despite slower income growth in Arizona.

Microchip Technology Inc. is set to receive $162 million from the CHIPS Act to expand their Colorado and Oregon facilities, create 700 jobs, and support U.S. semiconductor production.