Arizona utility customers may have unknowingly been footing part of the bill for the state's booming data center industry — and now the state's top law enforcement officer wants answers. The Arizona Attorney General is calling on utility regulators to dig into whether Arizona Public Service has been passing large industrial customers' energy costs onto everyday ratepayers.
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Methode Electronics relocates to Southfield, investing $3.7M and creating 90 jobs, enhancing Michigan's automotive sector and supporting local growth.
With control of the U.S. Senate potentially on the line, Michigan's open Senate seat has become one of the most closely watched — and most expensive — races in the country. For everyday voters in the Great Lakes State, the stakes couldn't feel more personal.
Governor Shapiro's $800M deal with GSK enhances PA's life sciences, adding 300 jobs and fostering innovation in Montgomery County's biotech sector.
When a candidate for Congress is attacked while doing the most ordinary work of democratic campaigning — fixing a yard sign — the implications reach far beyond one person's trauma. The safety of candidates on the campaign trail, and the willingness of survivors to speak publicly despite doubt and skepticism, are questions that touch the very health of American democracy.
Michigan's U.S. Senate race is heating up — and so are the political headaches for both major candidates. With the contest between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers drawing intense scrutiny, each candidate is navigating uncomfortable associations that could shape how Michigan voters make up their minds.
Governor Whitmer's announcement of new investments in Calumet and Grand Haven will enhance local economies by transforming vacant buildings into housing and businesses.
When drought grips one part of the American West, the pain rarely stays local. New research reveals that dry spells — and wet periods — across the region's major water systems tend to strike in unison, a finding with serious implications for the tens of millions of people who depend on Western water supplies.
The Shapiro Administration's designation allows Lansdowne to seek $225,000 in grants for downtown revitalization, boosting local economy and community vibrancy.
North Carolina offers $2M via the One NC Small Business Program to boost tech-based small businesses, enhancing innovation and economic growth statewide.