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Pet store with Phoenix, Scottsdale locations facing sexual harassment, discrimination charges
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleges in a lawsuit filed Friday that Bark If You’re Dirty, a Valley pet store with locations in Phoenix and Scottsdale, violated federal civil rights laws. more
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Job fair with 50+ employers coming to Buckeye
The city of Buckeye has teamed up with dozens of area businesses for a Reduce the Commute Job Fair. more
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Parking, traffic accounted for in Downtown Tempe development
Tempe City Council recently met with the city’s Development Review Commission to discuss the vision for development in Downtown Tempe, delving into how the city anticipates it will manage parking and traffic going forward. more
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The 5th annual Pumpkin Patch at Desert Ridge Marketplace in Phoenix opens Oct. 18.
Pumpkin Patch season coming to Phoenix Desert Ridge Marketplace
Desert Ridge Marketplace in Phoenix is getting ready to kick off its 5th annual Pumpkin Patch. more
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Maricopa County partners with Avondale, Tolleson on housing projects
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved agreements that will provide more than $3.75 million in funding dedicated to adding and rehabilitating housing in the West Valley. more
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott on Central Avenue in Phoenix sold for $18 million.
Phoenix hotel on Central Avenue sells for $18M
A Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott on Central Avenue in Phoenix is under new ownership. more
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Peoria restaurants free to apply for upcoming Restaurant Expo
The city of Peoria and the J. Orin Edson Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute at ASU have partnered to run the Workforce Development Training program, providing foundational restaurant and hospitality industry training. more
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Since 2010, the Foundation has given more than $16 million to support oral health education and disease prevention programs for underserved and uninsured communities statewide. (Photo provided by the Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation.
Delta Dental of Arizona grant application open for local nonprofits
The Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation is accepting 2024 grant applications now. more
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This rendering depicts the new Desert Diamond Casino’s main entrance.
New $450M Glendale casino celebrates construction milestone
The Tohono O’odham Gaming Enterprise on Wednesday hosted a topping off ceremony for the construction of its new Desert Diamond Casino facility in Glendale. more
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Loop-X includes a circular imaging system that robotically moves around the patient for live, targeted 3D and 2D cone-beam computed tomography (CT) images.
Goodyear hospital reaches surgical milestone for spinal procedures
Abrazo West Campus surgeons have surpassed the 100 procedure milestone for spine surgery with Arizona’s first Loop-X robotic surgical imaging system. more
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Glendale apartment complex sells for $7 million
Glendale apartment complex Ocotillo Oasis has a new owner. more
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This artist rendering depicts the upcoming Slick City Action Park, which will open in Peoria in early 2024.
Action park, retail center set to open in Peoria in 2024
An indoor action park and retail center will open its doors in Peoria in 2024. more
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Yates Buick GMC has launched the Mike Yates Scholarship Fund in tribute to the Goodyear dealership’s founder who passed away in 2021.
Goodyear dealership launches scholarship fund for Agua Fria seniors
Yates Buick GMC announces the launch of the Mike Yates Scholarship Fund, a tribute to the late Mike Yates, the founder of the Goodyear dealership. more
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Michael Flores, left, and Angel Encinas are among local leaders Cox is spotlighting in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Cox spotlighting local Valley leaders for Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month Cox is spotlighting Valley residents making a difference in their community by sharing their stories. more
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Pictured is U.S. Navy veteran Cheryl Reuss, 2022 Military Hero AC Giveaway winner, left, with Forrest Anderson’s operations manager, Dave Veatch, center, and Forrest Anderson President Audrey Monell.
Vote for military hero to win A/C unit from Glendale business
For the eighth consecutive year, Forrest Anderson Plumbing and Air Conditioning, a Glendale-based, family-owned business serving Phoenix metro since 1961, will honor men and women who served or are currently serving in the military. more
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The Agave Solar Plant southwest of Phoenix is providing 150 megawatts of capacity to the APS electric system.
Clean Energy Week: New APS solar plant outside Phoenix in service
In celebration of National Clean Energy Week (Sept. 25-29), APS is making progress on the path to powering homes and businesses with electricity that is 100% clean and carbon-free. more
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A rendering shows what the future Desert Cove and Litchfield industrial development will look like.
Surprise picked for industrial building
Evergreen Devco, Inc., a retail, multifamily and industrial development company, announced the groundbreaking of its first-ever industrial development in Arizona. more
A full-size Ferris wheel is one of the main features of the Scheels store in the Chandler Fashion Center. The sporting goods store is set to open Saturday, Sept. 30.
Sneak peek shows off perks at Chandler Scheels
Thursday evening's sneak peek gave about 40 people the chance to see what one of Arizona's biggest and newest retail stores looks like.  Located on the northwest corner of the main Chandler … more
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Arrowhead Mall in Glendale to host job fair for upcoming holiday season
Arrowhead Towne Center in Glendale is hosting a hiring fair to meet holiday season demand. more
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An aerial view of the on-site water reclamation facility’s salt recovery building at Intel's Ocotillo facility in Chandler, taken in June. Intel’s Ocotillo plant is being upgraded and expanded, with major infrastructure improvements needed in the southwest part of Chandler. Thursday, the Chandler City Council is expected to approve an amendment to a state agreement with Intel that removes the $50 million cap on state sales tax reimbursements to the city.
Chandler Council approves adjustment to Intel agreement
This week, the Chandler City Council approved some changes to a major contract. The city may pick up 20% of the cost of infrastructure at or near Intel’s expanding Ocotillo facility, with state … more
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The landmark 3131 and 3133 Camelback were sold to an entity of Presson Corporation.
Landmark Camelback Corridor buildings in Phoenix sell for $72.1M
Office buildings at the corner of 32nd Street and Camelback Road, in the heart of the Camelback Corridor, sold for $72.1 million. more
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Renee Potter works on her floral design at a recent national competition.
Tempe business owner wins national floral artistry event
Renee Potter, owner of Fred's Flowers in Tempe, has been recognized for her floral designs at a national competition. Potter, who lives in Ahwatukee, won the Mid America Invitational Cup at an … more
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Pictured, from left, John Bonnell, managing director; Brett Abramson, managing director; Chris Latvaaho, senior vice president; and Chris Beall, vice president.
Stream Realty office adds to Phoenix leasing team
Stream Realty Partners has recruited a four-broker office leasing team with decades of combined commercial real estate experience. more
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Shelly Drews is the new dementia education specialist at Heritage Communities.
New dementia education specialist joins Heritage with Glendale, Peoria, Surprise locations
Shelly Drews is the new dementia education specialist at Heritage Communities, which has locations in Glendale, Peoria and Surprise. more
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