Buckeye approves Monte Verde plan for up to 862 homes
Buckeye approved a 156-acre Monte Verde plan allowing up to 862 homes and 51.2 acres of commercial development near Miller and Lower Buckeye roads.
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Buckeye approved a 156-acre Monte Verde plan allowing up to 862 homes and 51.2 acres of commercial development near Miller and Lower Buckeye roads.
Buckeye broke ground on a $17.6 million fire station serving Verrado and Victory, with construction scheduled through summer 2027.
Genetic genealogy identified Mitchell John Pauli, a Buckeye teen whose remains were found in White Tank Mountain Regional Park in 1982.
EPA proposed approval of Maricopa County Rule 204, which would let cleaner nonroad engines generate credits for major industrial permits.
Maricopa County says 3,126 early ballots were mailed six days ahead of schedule but remain valid and can be returned normally.
Taiwan opened a Phoenix office to support companies, investment and supply chains as Arizona’s semiconductor sector expands.
Avondale adopted a utility plan identifying $303.5 million in water and wastewater projects as demand is projected to nearly double.
The U.S. beat Mexico 3-0 Saturday night in Glendale, with goals from Julian Hall, Cavan Sullivan and Malik Tillman.
River West Commerce Center is scheduled to start construction Oct. 5 at El Mirage and Indian School roads, with delivery targeted for Q3 2027.
S&P Global Ratings raised Surprise’s general-obligation and issuer credit ratings to AA+, strengthening the city’s position for future borrowing.
Federal awards announced Oct. 1 allocate $2.85 million to Peoria, $999,000 to Surprise and $1 million to Glendale for police equipment.
Arizona voters have until 11:59 p.m. Oct. 5 to register or update their information for the Nov. 3 general election.