Governor Hobbs and TSMC Arizona expand their apprenticeship program during National Apprenticeship Week, boosting Arizona's semiconductor workforce and economy.
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A University of Arizona study shows peer support boosts CPAP adherence in sleep apnea patients, improving sleep quality and potentially reducing health risks.
Raven Chacon, the first Native American Pulitzer winner for music, brings his experimental sounds to NAU, highlighting Diné culture and inspiring students.
David Sand's team found ultra-faint dwarf galaxies near NGC 300, aiding study of early cosmos star formation halted by cosmic forces billions of years ago.
Arizona State Parks launches a visitor survey in January 2025 to gather insights on visitor experiences and improve park services, with random sampling.
JX Advanced Metals USA opens its cutting-edge Mesa facility, doubling production capacity for semiconductor materials, bolstering local and industry growth.
Growers Market in Laveen will close by March 1 due to a lawsuit by Maricopa County, citing zoning violations and community complaints.
Arizona residents can explore over 30 state parks for free on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, January 20, by showing their Arizona ID at park entrances.
Arizona researchers found that the motor cortex disconnects during dyskinetic episodes, suggesting ketamine as a potential treatment for Parkinson's patients.
ADHS unveils a Public Health Data Portal, streamlining access to vital health data for informed decision-making and enhancing transparency in Arizona.