Chandler Officer Who Shot, Killed Anthony Cano, 17, Won't Face Charges

Phoenix News Times 5/26 11:49A Katya Schwenk

Chandler officer Chase Bebak-Miller, who shot and killed 17-year-old Anthony Cano in January 2021, will not face charges in his death. The Chandler police officer who shot and killed 17-year-old...

Rivulet Media to develop mixed-use project at iconic Union Station in downtown Phoenix

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 11:05A Angela Gonzales

The iconic Phoenix Union Station in downtown Phoenix is poised to become part of a 10-acre mixed use production studio for a publicly traded company. Here's what else is planned for that historic site.

Barbie, Masters of the Universe rides planned for Glendale adventure park

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 11:00A Audrey Jensen

Mattel has just announced big plans for its first amusement park in U.S. to be built in the Phoenix metro, set to open next year.

My View: How developing more at-home diagnostic tests can improve patients' lives

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 10:45A

In this guest column, an Arizona physician and health care diagnostics company founder looks at how the medical community can boost positive patient outcomes by developing even more at-home diagnostic tests, like the Covid-19 antigen test, for...

Tempe to vote on starting negotiations with Arizona Coyotes on proposed arena

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 10:24A Brandon Brown

On June 2, Tempe City Council will vote on whether or not to start “a formal negotiation phase,” with the Coyotes. This will be the first public vote or meeting on the matter with the city of Tempe.

Arizona startups honored: Finalists named for inaugural 2022 AZ Inno Fire Awards

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 8:00A AZ Inno staff

The inaugural AZ Inno Fire Awards finalists have been set, chosen from more than 40 nominees, to honor some of the fastest-growing, innovative and impactful startup companies in Arizona. The founder of Chandler-based CampusLogic will receive a...

Arizona was a finalist for a $5 billion Rivian manufacturing plant. Here's why the company picked...

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 5:55A Audrey Jensen

For months, city and state officials pitched these cities to an electric vehicle startup for a historical plant. Here's why the company took down space near Atlanta instead of one in the Phoenix area.

Construction, hiring on schedule at Taiwan Semiconductor's north Phoenix factory, company says

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 4:55A Andy Blye

Construction at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's Phoenix factory is on schedule and the company has now hired hundreds to staff the forthcoming fab. TSMC shared a progress update with the Business Journal, including the names of new...

High Court Ruling Helps Arizona in Death Row Cases

Phoenix News Times 5/26 3:09A Katya Schwenk

Barry Jones, who has strong exonerating evidence in his case, is headed back to death row, just as the state of Arizona restarts executions. On July 6, 1995, Barry Jones, a mechanic in Tucson, was...

This East Valley suburb is Phoenix metro's most popular housing market

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 3:02A Angela Gonzales

Rising mortgage interest rates are pushing the cost of a typical mortgage 52.5% higher than it was a year ago nationwide. Here's the suburb named the most popular market in metro Phoenix, according to Zillow's latest study.

Indoor pickleball venue opens in East Valley; 6 other real estate deals to know

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 3:00A Erin Edgemon

Plus, Summit Electric Supply has leased a larger facility in Phoenix to better serve clients, and a new gym has opened its doors in Gilbert.

Paul Gosar Gets It All Wrong in Addressing Uvalde School Shooting

Phoenix News Times 5/26 2:58A Elias Weiss

Fact check, Paul Gosar: The Uvalde shooter was not “a transsexual leftist illegal alien named Salvatore Ramos." Even among Arizona’s alt-right leaders, U.S. Representative Paul Gosar, the Mohave...

Report: Almost 1 in 5 Amazon delivery drivers injured last year

Phoenix Business Journal 5/26 2:00A Alex Halverson

Injury rates for Amazon delivery drivers are up, a new union-backed report says. The trend is similar to one happening in warehouses.

Quarter one Glendale campaign figures

The Glendale Star (News) 5/25 9:00P By Jordan Rogers, Glendale Star

The first quarter report for campaign finances was due on April 15 for those running election races ahead of the Aug. 2 primary.

Housing market shifting away from sellers? Not quite

SanTan Sun 5/25 3:00P SanTan Sun News

By Paul Maryniak Executive Editor Home prices aren’t coming down, but sellers’ negotiating power apparently is as the market may be cooling faster than expected, according to the Valley’s leading analyst of the housing market. “Your negotiation...