Verrado Marketplace’s District opens in Buckeye
Verrado Marketplace opened its outdoor dining and entertainment district Oct. 15, with a four-day festival and phased restaurant openings.
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Avondale weighs backup for 758-acre-foot CAP cut
Avondale will consider a CAP firming agreement as a 14% cut lowers its 2027 and 2028 Colorado River deliveries by 758 acre-feet a year.
Arizona eases farm-truck rules amid diesel emergency
Arizona is allowing heavier agricultural loads and easing dyed-diesel enforcement through Dec. 31 as fuel costs strain food distribution.
Arizona sues Tolleson over $15,000 firefighter exit charge
Arizona’s attorney general is asking a judge to block Tolleson’s $15,000 firefighter training-repayment policy while a lawsuit proceeds.
Buckeye airport plan targets 7,300-foot runway
Buckeye’s airport plan targets a 7,300-foot runway while a long-range study tests a second runway and space for future air-carrier and cargo demand.
Surprise growth deals tie 386 acres to roads, sewer and fire site
Surprise approved agreements for 386 acres that set traffic, sewer, water and fire-station obligations before northwest growth advances.
Loop 303 closures return Oct. 19, include weekend shutdown
Eastbound Loop 303 closes nightly Oct. 19-23 and all weekend Oct. 23-26 near I-17, with more closures scheduled through Nov. 2.
West Valley Wind Advisory expires Friday afternoon
The Wind Advisory for Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, Goodyear, Avondale and Buckeye expired at 3 p.m. Friday. No replacement alert is active.
AC Hotel construction starts at Goodyear’s GSQ
Construction has started on a 135-room AC Hotel at Goodyear’s GSQ downtown district, with an early 2028 opening now projected.
Peoria joins national fire-truck antitrust lawsuit
Peoria filed an antitrust case against fire-apparatus makers as city records show a $28.2 million fleet and long delivery times.