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Gilbert delays action on data center regulations

Town Council has directed staff to tweak enhanced regulations proposed for data centers in Gilbert and return in two months for action. Council was scheduled Oct. 20 to approve the proactive regulations that include banning open-loop evaporative cooling systems and limiting data centers to Light Industrial- and General Industrial-zoned lands.
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Navajo-owned arts shop in heart of Old Town Scottsdale opens new Santa Fe storefront

Sales of handmade Native American crafts and jewelry are estimated to generate a $1 billion annually. And a Navajo-owned shop in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale has just opened a second location in another Southwest city — also known for its renowned art scene. Home to more than...
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Arizona Weather Alert: 80% Rain Chance Friday, Storms Possible Oct 30

Phoenix faces an 80% chance of rain Friday after several days of sunshine and highs near 86 degrees.
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Massive sales, changes rock Old Town Scottsdale

Old Town Scottsdale is not what it used to be. And, for that matter, not what it’s going to be. While construction charges ahead on a high-end restaurant and a landscape-changing garage, two massive sales – of the historic Bischoff buildings and a 3-acre HonorHealth parcel – set the stage for yet another renaissance in Scottsdale’s historic district.
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Arizona leaders caught on photo radar skipped paying fines | Exclusive

When Mesa’s photo radar cameras snapped John Giles, the city’s former mayor , speeding or running red lights, it wasn't an isolated incident. Giles was caught five times over the past five years, as were mayors and councilmembers in other cities that depend on photo enforcement. He and a few others didn't pay their fines. They weren't alone, either. A year ago this month, another camera in Scottsdale caught the city’s mayor , Lisa Borowsky, traveling 18 mph over the speed limit. In 2023, a Parad
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Arizona troopers cite four commercial vehicle drivers for lingering in I-10 left lane up...

Arizona troopers ticketed four commercial vehicle drivers for violating lane restrictions in an I-10 construction zone. On October 14, 2026, troopers with the Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) Highway Patrol conducted targeted traffic enforcement in an active construction zone on I-10 between Phoenix and Tucson. During the detail, troopers observed four commercial motor vehicles […] The post Arizona troopers cite four commercial vehicle drivers for lingering in I-10 left lane up to fo
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Sun Devils sweep first weekend with Hakstol at helm

Arizona State hockey finished its first weekend under head coach Dave Hakstol with two road wins against UMass Lowell, beating the River Hawks 5-4 on Friday and 4-2 on Saturday at the Tsongas Center. The sweep moved ASU to 4-2 and gave the program its first road series sweep since...
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The Salem Witch Trials brought to life— at Lavender Farm at Chateau de Vie...

This year’s The Lavender Farm at Chateau de Vie’s annual Halloween themed walkthrough, Chateau de Mort, brought the Salem Witch Trials to life—recreating the hysteria felt in the time period—ending with the reenactment of a witch burning. Every year this Chandler 15,000-square-foot luxury property hosts a...
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Erratic driver allegedly shot during Phoenix robbery stopped by police on way to hospital

Officers stopped an erratic driver near Interstate 17 and Northern Avenue who was allegedly attempting to drive himself to a hospital after being shot. The driver told police he was shot during an armed robbery near 46th Avenue and Indian School Road before being transported with life-threatening injuries. Investigators have...
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Roosevelt Row in Phoenix getting 125 new residential units through $70M projects

Intersection Development, a Phoenix-based real estate development firm, is breaking ground next month on two projects, SISU Roosevelt and Arcada, that total an investment of more than $70 million. The developments will bring 125 new homes to the area as well as reuse and preserve historic buildings for dining concepts...

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