Phoenix fab’s water recycling boost: TSMC broke ground on a 15-acre plant at its north Phoenix site to recycle up to 90% of its wastewater through near-zero liquid discharge, supporting two fabs and future expansions — find out what this means for regional sustainability.
Arizona’s Rosh Hashanah traditions: As Rosh Hashanah arrives Sept. 22–24, Jewish communities across the state blend ancient shofar calls, symbolic foods and desert Tashlich ceremonies with modern streaming services and interfaith gatherings for a season of renewal — learn what to expect.
Palms first sprouted in 1879: When attorney Alexander Lemon returned from the Sandwich Islands with palm seeds, the exotic trees soon became prestige symbols for Phoenix elites rather than shade providers — find out why.
Bear-aware: The Arizona Game and Fish Department urges campers, hikers and homeowners to seal food, secure trash and avoid scented items, while mastering loud-noise deterrents and safe defense tactics against curious black bears — find out how to stay safe.
Sun Devils spark $54.8M surge: ASU’s 2024 football season drove $54.8 million in state GDP, generated $1 million in Tempe taxes, drew 278,000 fans, topped 97% season-ticket renewals and sold out the opener — learn what this momentum means.
Other Phoenix headlines this week
- ADOT seeks feedback on proposed EV chargers
- Scottsdale program supplies hundreds of students
- Phoenix artist paints love letter to heritage
- Valley restaurateurs share advice from hospitality summit
- Developer bought John Wayne’s former Arizona land
- Community college bachelor’s degrees fill workforce gaps
