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Valley food banks show concern for SNAP hits from Trump’s 'Big, Beautiful Bill'

Marlein Iglesias has been coming to Nourish Phoenix since 2017. She is one of the dozens of volunteers who assist with food distribution, while also receiving resources herself. Iglesias is just …
Traffic safety

Phoenix moves forward with plans to bring red-light cameras back this year

Phoenix City Council took the next step toward bringing red-light cameras back this year, agreeing last week to pay Mesa-based Verra Mobility $12 million to operate the systems. Council members …
lawsuit

Lawsuit against TSMC Arizona to include more defendants

A class-action discrimination lawsuit against Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Arizona was amended to include more plaintiffs in the case, according to court documents. The amended lawsuit …
Sky Harbor maintenance

No flight delays reported at Sky Harbor amid AC issues

No flight delays were reported at Sky Harbor International Airport Wednesday despite reports of long passenger lines inside the Phoenix airport due to an air-conditioning outage, according to  …
TSA Screening

Homeland Security to end 'shoes off' policy at Sky Harbor, US airports

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security 
AC help

Maricopa County offers AC help for some residents

The Valley’s extreme heat is no joke in the summer. Luckily, the Maricopa County Department of Health Services has a program for some homeowners who need some emergency home repairs should …
First Responders

Phoenix names new police chief

Matt Giordano is the new top cop for the Phoenix Police Department  
Donation

Phoenix restaurant raises $34K for Valley teen program

A Phoenix steakhouse raised more than $34,000 that will go toward Valley teens. The steakhouse — Kasai Japanese Steakhouse — raised the money at its charity golf tournament in …
July 4 arrests

Statewide aggravated DUIs increased over July 4 weekend

Statewide DUI arrests dipped below last year’s numbers while aggravated DUIs were up slightly for the July 4 weekend, according to the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. …
ENTERTAINMENT

Gin Blossoms’ guitar tech serves same role his dad once had

It’s a very small group of people who can relate to Kyle Heisler when he talks about a day at the office. Particularly when, as it was on the Fourth of July, his office is Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside Denver.
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Housing

Major perks still in play for Valley homebuyers

Painting the interior and replacing a roof of a home for sale are a few perks homebuyers are enjoying in the Valley’s current buyer’s market, according to Tina Tamboer of the Cromford …
Salt River horses

New Salt River horse contract delayed

A new caretaker for the broncos of the Salt River won’t be determined quickly after one group vying to win a five-year state contract is disputing language in the original bidding request. …
CEO resigns

CEO Camacho leaving Greater Phoenix Economic Council

The Greater Phoenix Economic Council will have a new leader after Chris Camacho announced he was leaving the role of president and CEO to join a company stun guns and body cameras, according to a …
Energy Tax Credits

Arizona utilities, solar industry brace for tax bill cuts

Arizona utilities and solar experts are bracing for major cuts to the renewable energy industry amid the July 1 passage of the Trump administration’s push for continuation of tax cuts first …
Jobs

A projected 230k jobs in Valley will be affected by AI

More than 8% of the Valley’s workforce could will have their jobs affected by artificial intelligence, according to projections from Bloomberg Associates. It will be …
Business

Honeywell fine-tuning autonomous military helicopter in Valley

Phoenix-based Honeywell Aerospace is fine-tuning an autonomous military helicopter for the U.S. Department of Defense and has plans to perform another local flight test in July. Honeywell …
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