Page 26 - Apache Junction News Today

XNRGY Climate Systems and Fortesue set to build major facilities in the Greater Phoenix area. Expected to employ numerous Arizona residents.

Apache Junction fire officials say homes and livestock near Tomahawk Road and Lost Dutchman Boulevard were evacuated due to a nearby brush fire Tuesday afternoon.

The airport is on the site of the former Williams Air Force Base, which the military opened in 1941 and decommissioned in 1993. Gateway Airport still has four World War II hangars standing out of nine built during the war.

Where the dead get to tell their story By Jaclyn Schrock On Saturday, August 21, the Gilpin Historical Society held their annual Cemetery Crawl. Ticke

A World War II-era hangar next to the ticketing building at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport is slated for demolition in the next three to four months.

Superstition Fire said the "fire’s forward progress has been stopped" and crews are working on "mopping up the fire."

Gov. Katie Hobbs exempted the Department of Public Safety from a statewide employment cap at government agencies meant to address a projected state budget deficit.In a letter sent earlier this month, Hobbs’ office said it is implementing a cap on the number of employees at state agencies, boards and commissions effective April 27.

As State Route 88 passes a “Welcome to Apache Junction” sign and nears the Superstition Mountain-Lost Dutchman Museum, a rural road splits off the highway and heads toward a rock

The Arizona Department of Transportation is planning to restore limited access to the Apache Trail after flooding damage closed off the roadway in 2019.

Its been nearly nine months since one of the Humane Society of Southern Arizonas darkest days, when it transported more than 300 small pets to a known reptile breeder, Colten