Juneteenth marks freedom — and closures for federal offices, banks, and schools
admin Juneteenth, June 19, marks the end of slavery in the U.S. and is a federal holiday, closing many offices, banks,…
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Arizona court rules against Arizona Public Service’s solar fee
Thousands of Arizona Public Service customers who have solar panels pay an extra monthly fee on their bills.
State budget to boost payments when mobile home owners forced to move
More financial help is coming to those who own a manufactured home and are forced to move for specific reasons.
Man in custody, accused of setting fire to home and vehicles in Surprise
Surprise police are investigating an apparent arson case at a home early Thursday morning. No injuries were reported.
Trump says Intel has struck deal with Apple to make chips in the US
President Trump announced Thursday that Intel has struck a deal with Apple to produce computer chips in the United States.
Salt River Project taps Italian firm for non-lithium battery system in eastern Arizona
Salt River Project entered an agreement with Italy-based energy technology company Energy Dome to build a new non-lithium-ion storage system…
Dallas-based Vandelay makes big bet on Phoenix with restaurant expansion
A Dallas hospitality company has signed two more leases in the Phoenix area even before its first Arizona location opens.
World Cup 2026 fans find ways to enjoy the fun on a budget
From budget road trips to discounted FIFA merchandise at major retailers, fans across the country are finding creative ways to…
US-Iran agreement signed; key issues remain unresolved as negotiations advance
Trump and Iran's president signed an agreement at Versailles, but major issues including nuclear oversight remain unresolved.
Knicks get Canyon of Heroes parade after 53-year NBA title wait
New York celebrates the Knicks’ first NBA title parade in 53 years, with stars, music, and fans packing the Canyon…