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The team said long-standing roof issues at Chase Field have been fixed, while the ballpark's air conditioning system continues to be a work in progress.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs on Friday ordered the state Department of Agriculture to delay its rules mandating cage-free eggs until 2034. But consumers counting on a break in their breakfast budgets may be in for a disappointment. -
Taiwan’s president has said that a Taiwanese semiconductor company’s massive investment in Arizona is the “best model” for the island’s effort to build computer chips supply lines that don’t rely on Chinese producers. -
There’s one name in the Phoenix art scene that everyone knows — and it’s not the most famous artist in town. It’s Lisa Sette, owner of the Lisa Sette Gallery. -
To talk about Adrian Fontes looking at a run for Congress, finger pointing over budget shortfalls and more, The Show sat down with Chuck Coughlin of HighGround and former state Rep. Reginald Bolding. -
There is a new trend in travel and tourism, and some Arizona locations are set to try to take advantage of it. -
Members of the governor-appointed board include business leaders who rely on trade with Mexico. AMC Executive Director Eva Masadiego says the uncertainty around tariffs makes it hard for them to plan. -
Resolution Copper is betting on gaining access to a large and lucrative copper ore east of Phoenix. A lot of money has already been invested in the project – over $2 billion – and opponents say some of it has been used to buy influence. -
Agriculture makes up a significant part of Arizona’s economy, but actions coming from the federal government have some farmers concerned. -
Grassrootz was founded by Ali Nervis back in 2019, in a hallway of the Afri-Soul Marketplace, a Black business incubator and shop. Today, it’s a bookstore, juice bar and co-working space that’s full of life. -
A pot farm as big as Alien Labs produces an enormous amount of odor, which is still taboo even though weed is legal. The perfume plants release during harvest is unavoidable, and perhaps the most pungent. -
Resolution Copper wants to dig up a massive amount of copper ore beneath Oak Flat inside the Tonto National Forest. And by doing so, a site that some Apaches consider sacred may be destroyed. -
While Resolution Copper is taking a proactive approach to meet its tremendous water needs, their actions may still have a lasting and severe impact on the local hydrological landscape around Oak Flat.
