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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. headquarters in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Gina Raimondo, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, announced the company would receive up to $6.6 billion in CHIPS and Science Act funding.
TSMC, Intel funding shining bright light on Arizona
With billions of dollars flowing into the Valley’s semiconductor industry courtesy of a federal program, some industry leaders say the Valley can indeed lead the semiconductor charge Early … more
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Yung Gravy will perform Sept. 26 at Arizona Financial Theater.
Yung Gravy bringing national tour to Phoenix
Multi-platinum performer Yung Gravy returns to the road for his Grits & Gravy Tour, which will make a stop in Phoenix. more
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Phoenix police ID suspect in shooting, need help finding him
Phoenix police are asking to help them find the man they view as a suspect in a March 27 shooting that left a woman with life-threatening injuries. The lead suspect in the case is Xavier … more
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Bryan Chapman and Jesse Cooper
Phoenix PD loses executive team members to other jobs
The  Phoenix Police Department has had two men retire to move on to other organizations. Assistant Chief Bryan Chapman retired after 24 years and has been selected to be the next Chandler … more
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Phoenix officer returns fire, kills fleeing shoplifting suspect: PD
A shoplifting suspect fleeing from a convenience store shot at a Phoenix officer who was pursuing him in his police vehicle, authorities said Wednesday morning. At about 11:45 p.m. May 7, and … more
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Earlier in April, a staff member from Congresswoman Debbie Lesko's Office, Ashley Paxton, came to the Louis & Elizabeth Sands Branch in Glendale to give its Youth of the Year representative, Miley H., a congressional recognition. While at the club, Ashley spoke to the teens about career readiness and her work in a congressional district office.
HGV lends hand at Glendale Boys & Girls Club
Hilton Grand Vacations is partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley to facilitate a workforce panel focused on sharing career advice with youth at the local club. This event will be … more
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Ducey renews fiscal pledge to ‘summer camp’
Citing newly released test scores, Gov. Doug Ducey is setting aside $100 million in federal funds to conduct a second year of ‘summer camp’ to help youngsters catch up on what they missed in due to COVID. more
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A woman walks next to a "For Rent" sign at an apartment complex in Palo Alto, Calif. Some Valley renters in multifamily units have moved up in their quality of living thanks to recent perks from developers and a flood of new units expected during the next 18 months.
Apartments coming with perks as supply improves
Some Valley renters in multifamily units have moved up in their quality of living thanks to recent perks from developers and a flood of new units expected during the next 18 months. About 30,000 … more
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Phoenix police detectives investigate fatal Friday crash
A man died early Friday morning in a crash when an SUV hit him in the 2400 block of North 32nd Street, Phoenix police said. Phoenix police detectives are investigating the collision that … more
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From left, Rich Robinson, Joe Perry, Steven Tyler and Chris Robinson will be hitting the road again on their Peace Out tour, which will arrive in downtown Phoenix on Halloween night.
Rock icons Aerosmith announce new ‘farewell tour’ Phoenix date
Rock legends Aerosmith are returning to the road with their farewell Peace Out tour, along with special guests the Black Crowes, and the trek will visit Phoenix. more
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Ryan Delahoussaye of Blue October performs at the Bunbury Music Festival on June 1, 2019, in Cincinnati.
3 bands, co-headlining summer tour making way to Phoenix
Blue October, Switchfoot and Matt Nathanson are joining for a triple headliner tour which will include a Phoenix stop. more
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A Phoenix firefighter demonstrates how to administer the overdose-reversal nasal spray naloxone during a media event Monday, Aug. 14, 2023, at Burton Barr Central Library in Phoenix. (Independent Newsmedia/Mark Carlisle)
Survey: Public says opioid use in Phoenix is serious problem, supports intervention funding
The public feels opioid use is a serious problem in Phoenix and is very supportive of funding substance abuse intervention and treatment initiatives, a city of Phoenix survey found. All 19 … more
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