Arizonans have a right to pursue green, clean energy solutions while benefitting from their decision to protect the planet, and SRP should not turn its back on its solar customers while the industry ...

The PGA TOUR descends on Arizona's TPC Scottsdale once again for ... While the field is chock-full of notables, the 2025 WM Phoenix Open also marks the final event of the Aon Swing 5 stretch ...

but some demonstrators Arizona’s Family spoke to in Phoenix said they don’t believe that’s the case. “We don’t believe that’s the truth, we believe that they’re targeting anyone that ...

Under the agreement, APS will purchase energy from BrightNight and Cordelio’s Pioneer Clean Energy Center, a 300-MW solar and 1,200-MWh battery energy storage facility located in Yuma County, Arizona.

covering all things Phoenix and Arizona news. Before joining New Times, Morgan has worked as a national politics intern at The Arizona Republic and as a reporter for News21, among other positions.

Compared to other states, solar panels are relatively less expensive to install in Arizona. Some or all of the mortgage lenders featured on our site are advertising partners of NerdWallet ...

Solar advocacy groups are challenging a grid access charge approved last year by the Arizona Corporation Commission. Solar advocacy groups are heading to court in Arizona to oppose a utility fee ...

Here's everything Arizona residents need to know about the expected weather in Phoenix this week, including temperatures, potential hazards, radar and weather forecast for the coming days.

The 2025 WM Phoenix Open has added five golfers ranked in the top 50 of the World Golf Rankings, including Sepp Straka (No. 20), Tom Kim (24) and Cameron Young (No. 45), to its tournament field.

As part of a series of changes to the PGA Tour, 2025 will see the last Phoenix Open Monday, marking the end of an era in the Arizona desert. "Sad to be the final one," said Bill Ibrahim, the director ...

PHOENIX — A large gathering to rally against ... leave the road and stand on the sidewalk in the video as well. "Per Arizona revised statute 13-2906, it is unlawful to intentionally and or ...