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Arizona's five Cs — cattle, cotton, copper, climate and citrus — have worked well for the state's first hundred years, but the 21st century requires coders and engineers for Arizona to stay competitive and resilient. That's where the New Economy Initiative comes in.

The Parker County Sheriffs Office is hosting a bowling tournament benefiting Kyle Squires, a Texas peace officer who was expected to become a patrol deputy for the PCSO.

The Parker County Sheriffs Office is hosting a bowling tournament benefiting Kyle Squires, a Texas peace officer who was expected to become a patrol deputy for the PCSO.

Scientists and engineers at Arizona State University are collaborating with researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, or NREL, on more than half a dozen current projects. These efforts encompass solar electricity, wind technology, hydropower, advanced manufacturing as well as grid reliability and resilience.

Hawks Handle Huskies in Round One

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Something very positive is happening in Greater Phoenix. Late last year, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., as part of an American initiative to the supply chain for critical national economic and national security items to the United States for development and manufacturing, announced that it would build a $12 billion advanced microchip factory in Phoenix. It’s a decision that makes it likely the company’s entire supply chain will follow, also moving to Greater Phoenix.    Last m...

The Fulton Schools of Engineering announced the creation of a new school and the rebranding of two existing schools: the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering and The Polytechnic School.