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Palo Verde Generating Station, the nation’s largest energy producer, generates 4,000 MW. A large data center can us up to a fourth of that, according to sources.
AI is taxing Arizona power, water and residents
Arizona is at risk of straining its power grid as AI servicing data centers proliferate around Maricopa County, leaving power companies rushing to meet developer demand, without compromising safety, service or increasing consumer costs. more
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PCSO has set up a lost and found for items left behind following Country Thunder.
PCSO has Country Thunder lost and found
If you went to Country Thunder in Florence and now can’t find your keys, wallets or phones, the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office may have them. Country Thunder took place April 11-14 at … more
Two people died Saturday in a two-vehicle collision near Lake Pleasant in Peoria.
Peoria PD identifies victims in crash near Lake Pleasant
Two 19-year-old men died Saturday night in a two-vehicle collision on Castle Hot Springs Road just north of State Route 74, Peoria police said. The crash, which remains under investigation, occurred … more
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On Friday, Attorney General Kris Mayes sent a letter to hospitals and medical providers informing them that, despite the Arizona Supreme Court ruling two weeks ago upholding an 1864 abortion law, they are in no immediate legal jeopardy if they continue to perform the procedure.
Arizona legislators try again this week to deal with 1864 abortion law
PHOENIX - State lawmakers return Wednesday with another attempt to deal with the 1864 abortion law. But it won't go away this week, no matter what happens in the House or Senate. The Senate … more
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs' "headcount cap'' will allow agencies to replace employee losses but not to fill currently vacant posts, at least in most cases.
Hobbs’ budget letter points to cuts, hiring freeze for Arizona government
PHOENIX - Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has ordered what is essentially a hiring freeze for new state employees and instructed her department heads to send her a plan this week to cut $1.2 billion in … more
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The Phoenix Mountain Preserve is among the desert parks and preserves with a fire ban beginning May 1.
Fire ban begins May 1 in Phoenix desert parks, preserves
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department will put into effect its annual ban of open fires in the city's desert parks and mountain preserves starting May 1. The Maricopa County … more
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Lowell Keppel and Linda Heining show how easy it is to dispose of tennis balls that need to be retired in the recycling bin at the courts at the Trilogy Tennis Club in Peoria.
Household items you didn’t know could be recycled
It’s hard to believe how few mechanisms existed before Earth Day began a movement in 1970 with a national call to clean up the environment. more
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Votes are in for Maricopa County’s new ‘I Voted’ stickers
Thousands of votes were cast in the 2024 Maricopa County Recorder’s vote sticker contest, and winners have been named from Mesa, Gilbert and Phoenix. In the youth contest, the first-place … more
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University of Arizona president: Fiscal year 2025 budget deficit may be reduced by $110M
As the University of Arizona continues to search for a new president, embattled outgoing president Robbins has announced moves to ease the college’s ongoing financial crisis. The Tucson-based … more
Mesa police investigate Sunday morning homicide
An investigation is underway in Mesa after a man’s body was found early Sunday morning with an apparent gunshot would, police said. Police received a 911 call about 1 a.m. April 21 and … more
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2 dead, 2 injured in crash near Lake Pleasant
A collision Saturday on Castle Hot Springs Road killed two people and injured two others, Peoria police said. The crash occurred north of State Route 74, and drivers were advised to avoid the … more
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Tommy Marshall, 56, of Atlanta, poses for a portrait on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, in Atlanta. Marshall who has type 1 diabetes, paid $251 dollars for four to eight weeks worth of medication in November. "Even if you can afford it, just paying that much for something that you know is a massive profit center for the drug company is challenging," said Marshall, a lifelong Democrat. He added of Biden, "If I was a his political consultant I'd be telling him to talk about it constantly." (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
Biden sees a $35 price cap for insulin as a pivotal campaign issue. It’s not that clear-cut
President Joe Biden frequently cites insulin prices as he promotes a $35 price cap for Americans with diabetes who are on Medicare. Roughly 8.4 million people use insulin, and more than 1 million … more
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