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Tempe-based Amkor Technology announced a CEO change amid record-breaking third-quarter revenue in a call with investors.
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The Peoria Unified School District Governing Board is considering a policy that gets rid of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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The project is expected to be able to employ 3,000 employees and provide chips to Apple and NVIDIA.
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The head wrestling coach at Liberty High School in the Peoria Unified School District is under investigation, based on allegations of hazing and sexual assault within his program.
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After much public outcry — and a district leadership recommendation — the Peoria Unified School District governing board voted to continue to fund memberships to several arts associations.
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Peoria recently approved a series of agreements that would shift the development of a semiconductor facility to another location. The move brings relief to residents of Vistancia, a master planned community who opposed bringing the project into their area.
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Sintra Hoffman is president and CEO of the group Westmarc, which helped put the report together. She spoke with The Show about what stands out to her.
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Money to settle lawsuits over drinking water contamination is flowing to Arizona cities. Peoria is the most recent to get a payment from the settlement with chemical manufacturer 3M.
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A protester involved in a tense immigration enforcement-related demonstration in Peoria earlier this week is now facing felony charges.
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Immigrant rights organizations are on high alert this week amid reports that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents may be conducting workplace raids across the Phoenix metro area.