Nondescript data centers are popping up in cities, towns and even cattle ranches. An investigation into whether the city of Sedona’s police chief and its former mayor harassed each other has come to a close. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the secretary of state does not have to follow a law governing how state agencies make rules when he creates a biennial rule book for local election officials. Plus the latest business, education and metro Phoenix news.

Glendale’s city manager says he’s still “absolutely and unquestionably” confident that VAI Resort will be finished despite the scrapped plans. Ballots went in the mail on Wednesday in Maricopa County and voters are being asked to consider a property tax increase to support the county’s publicly funded hospital system. The Kyrene School District has altered its plan for proposed school closures after getting feedback from parents. Plus the latest sports, metro Phoenix, Fronteras Desk and business news.

President Donald Trump’s sprawling tax cut and immigration bill will reduce government spending on Medicaid. Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson says he’ll soon swear in Arizona’s newest Congresswoman, Adelita Grijalva. It’s been one week since a catastrophic flood hit the city of Globe in Gila County, but the tight-knit community is coming together to clean up and support those who need it most. Plus the latest Fronteras Desk, science, health and metro Phoenix news.

Arizona’s congressional delegation promised to make changes in Washington, D.C., that would be felt here at home but in practice, they’re not getting much done, at least legislatively. COVID-19 vaccines should be more widely available in Arizona now. The Arizona Department of Education says Native American students are seeing remarkable improvement in reading and math proficiency statewide. Plus the latest tribal natural resources, business and Fronteras Desk news.

The cost to hold a Charlie Kirk memorial at a state-owned stadium while keeping safe mourners, the president and other top officials is unknown. Community members continue to push back on potential school closures in the Kyrene School District. Pima County health officials will now offer COVID vaccines at county clinics. Plus the latest business, metro Phoenix, and Fronteras Desk news.

Water officials in Tucson say the city has started receiving settlement funds from a class action lawsuit against major manufacturers of a firefighting foam that contains PFAS. The Arizona Supreme Court has rejected a bid by state schools chief Tom Horne to keep one of its justices from deciding whether he can sue schools over English instruction. Plus, the latest Tiny Desert Concert.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne are in a dispute over the management of school voucher funds. Federal tax credits for electric vehicles or home energy efficiency upgrades are set to expire soon and state officials are urging Arizonans to take advantage while they still can. Plus from KJZZ's The Show, much like certain songs and movies come to define the zeitgeist every summer, so too do colors.

An ongoing controversy swirling around the state’s school voucher program has reignited an internal feud in the Arizona Republican Party, leading two GOP officials to call on party Chairwoman Gina Swoboda to resign. One Native American tribe is trying to give the Colorado River the same legal rights as a person. Plus, the latest Soapbox from KJZZ's The Show.

Local leaders have voted to block a massive data center proposed for a 290-acre stretch of land southeast of downtown Tucson. Law enforcement is investigating the parent teacher network at a charter school in Queen Creek. Plus, the latest Tiny Desert Concert.