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Arizona Corporation Commission to Vote on TEP's Proposed 9.8% Rate Increase

Arizona Corporation Commission to Vote on TEP's Proposed 9.8% Rate Increase

Arizona Corporation Commission to Vote on TEP's Proposed 9.8% Rate Increase

ARTO Acquires Former Sam Levitz Warehouse in Tucson for Tile Manufacturing Expansion

ARTO Acquires Former Sam Levitz Warehouse in Tucson for Tile Manufacturing Expansion

ARTO Acquires Former Sam Levitz Warehouse in Tucson for Tile Manufacturing Expansion

Dynamic Introduces Cycling-Specific Recovery Boots with Advanced Features

Dynamic Introduces Cycling-Specific Recovery Boots with Advanced Features

Dynamic Introduces Cycling-Specific Recovery Boots with Advanced Features

How Much of the Original Route 66 Can You Still Drive Today?

How Much of the Original Route 66 Can You Still Drive Today?

Route 66, often called "The Mother Road" or "The Main Street of America," holds a significant place in American history. Though officially decommis...

Ivan Kharchenkov scores 20 points as No. 12 Arizona rolls past Northern Arizona 90-59

Ivan Kharchenkov scores 20 points as No. 12 Arizona rolls past Northern Arizona 90-59

Ivan Kharchenkov scored 20 points, Caleb Holt added 17 and No. 12 Arizona rolled to a 90-59 victory over Northern Arizona

City of Norfolk Initiates Two Major Road Resurfacing Projects Through April 2027

City of Norfolk Initiates Two Major Road Resurfacing Projects Through April 2027

The City of Norfolk is set to commence two significant roadway resurfacing and improvement projects on Monday, November 16. These projects are scheduled to continue for an extended period, with an anticipated completion date in April 2027. The first project will focus on E. Princess Anne Road, specifically the westbound lanes between Miltate Avenue and Park Avenue, and the eastbound lanes at Sewells Point Road and Ingleside Road. The second project will cover Lafayette Boulevard and E. 26th Street/E. 27th Street, extending from Tidewater Drive to Church Street. Construction activities will primarily occur on weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with limited overnight work possible between 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. Motorists should anticipate lane closures, intermittent stoppages, and temporary parking restrictions throughout the construction period. Off-duty police officers and flaggers will be present to manage traffic flow.

Pima County Invests $1 Million in Affordable Housing Project, Angels Crossing, to Support Homeownership

Pima County Invests $1 Million in Affordable Housing Project, Angels Crossing, to Support Homeownership

Pima County has invested $1 million in gap funding to support Angels Crossing, a new affordable housing development in Tucson. This investment has enabled 12 families to receive keys to their new homes, marking a significant step towards homeownership for residents like Karina Morales, a single mother who previously shared a bedroom with her son. The project, developed by Habitat for Humanity, requires residents to contribute 250 hours of 'sweat equity' by working on their homes alongside volunteers, in addition to completing financial literacy and homebuyer education courses. This initiative aligns with Pima County's broader commitment to affordable housing, as outlined in its One Pima Initiative and Prosperity Initiative, which aim to strengthen neighborhoods and the local economy. The county's Board of Supervisors has approved over $20 million in gap funding for 28 projects since 2022, aiming to preserve or develop 1,857 affordable housing units.

Huntsville Announces Road Closures for Annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11

Huntsville Announces Road Closures for Annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11

The City of Huntsville will implement temporary road closures on Wednesday, November 11, to facilitate its annual Veterans Day Parade. The Huntsville Police Department (HPD) will begin closing roads at 8 a.m. for event preparations and parade staging. The parade is scheduled to commence at 11:11 a.m., starting on Monroe Street near the Veterans Memorial. Participants will proceed along Greene Street to Holmes Avenue, then west to Church Street, and south to Williams Avenue, passing the Von Braun Center before concluding on Clinton Avenue. All affected roadways are anticipated to reopen by 1 p.m. following the parade. HPD advises drivers to seek alternative routes, allocate additional travel time, and exercise caution due to expected increased pedestrian activity in the downtown area.

Arizona Halts Cloud Seeding for Colorado River Snow

Arizona Halts Cloud Seeding for Colorado River Snow

The Central Arizona Project (CAP), which manages a 336-mile canal system supplying water to Phoenix and Tucson, has decided to withdraw funding from a cloud seeding program aimed at increasing snowpack in the Rocky Mountains. This program, active since 2007, involved releasing particles into the atmosphere to encourage snow formation in the Colorado River headwaters. CAP's decision follows a close board vote, with concerns raised about the program's cost-effectiveness and the benefits for Arizona water users. The program has historically been funded by water agencies in Arizona, California, and Nevada, contributing $1.5 million annually. CAP's withdrawal comes amid ongoing disputes between Upper and Lower Basin states over Colorado River water allocation. (Source time: 2026-11-10 12:25:00 GMT)

IntervalCoach AI Training App Adapts Workouts Based on Recovery Signals

IntervalCoach AI Training App Adapts Workouts Based on Recovery Signals

IntervalCoach AI Training App Adapts Workouts Based on Recovery Signals

Arizona Stays Warm and Dry Before Weekend Storms

Arizona Stays Warm and Dry Before Weekend Storms

Arizona is experiencing warm and dry conditions this week due to high pressure, with temperatures in the mid-80s °F (29-30 °C) and overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s °F (14-18 °C). However, flooding continues along the Salt and Gila Rivers due to water releases from upstream dams. A Flood Warning is in effect for the Salt River through Mesa until 11 a.m. on November 11, while a Flood Warning for the Gila River below Painted Rock Dam will last until November 17. Water releases from Painted Rock Dam are expected to peak at 3,000 cubic feet per second, causing flooding in farmlands and low-water crossings in western Maricopa and northeastern Yuma counties.

Microburst Damages Historic Route 66 Landmark in Arizona

Microburst Damages Historic Route 66 Landmark in Arizona

The Osterman Gas Station, a historic landmark along Route 66 in Peach Springs, Arizona, suffered significant damage from a microburst in 2021, which sheared off its roof. The Hualapai Tribe, which owns the site, has been working to restore the building with the help of preservation grants totaling $170,000. The station, built in 1929, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is being transformed into a Route 66-themed visitor center. The restoration project aims to preserve the cultural and historical significance of the site while revitalizing tourism in the area. The station's history includes serving as a bustling pit stop for travelers and a community hub for Peach Springs residents.