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- 17 Arizona communities restrict solar and wind projectsβ7 Arizona communities restrict solar, wind projects amid growing pushback
Seven communities in Arizona have moved to restrict or ban new solar and wind energy projects, reflecting growing local pushback against renewable energy development in the state. The restrictions come as large-scale clean energy proposals face increasing opposition from residents over land use and other concerns, creating new obstacles for renewable expansion in Arizona.
- 2Tennessee Hired Prison Chief Despite Troubled Execution RecordβTennessee Prison Chief Was Hired Despite a Trail of Troubled Executions https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/02/us/frank-stra
The New York Times reports that Tennessee hired its prisons chief, Frank Strada, even though he carried a record of troubled executions from his previous post in Arizona. The report raises questions about how lethal injections were carried out under his oversight and why state officials overlooked that history when making the appointment. The case has drawn scrutiny amid renewed debate over capital punishment procedures in Tennessee, including the high-profile case of Christa Pike.
- 3ASU doctoral student studies how diet drives locust movementβASU doctoral student explores how diet drives locust movement
An Arizona State University doctoral student is researching how nutrition influences locust swarming and movement patterns. The work examines the link between what locusts eat and how they travel, which could inform efforts to predict and control locust outbreaks that threaten crops and food supplies in affected regions.
- 4Arizona State Orders Outside Review of Hockey WorkoutβΌArizona State Commissions Outside Investigator to Review Hockey Workout
Arizona State University has commissioned an outside investigator to review a hockey team workout, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The move signals the school wants an independent look at the training session rather than relying on an internal process. No findings have been released, and details about what prompted the review or who is conducting it remain limited so far.
- 5Arizona board votes to overhaul school letter gradesβΌState Board of Education votes to reform school letter grades, expects fewer A-rated schools
The Arizona State Board of Education has voted to reform the A-F letter grade system used to rate schools, with officials expecting fewer schools to receive an A rating under the revised standards. The change is likely to prompt debate among parents, educators and lawmakers about how school performance should be measured and how the new grades will affect perceptions of local schools.
- 6Arizona Governor's Race Analyzed on Politics Unplugged PodcastβPolitics Unplugged Podcast: Breaking down the Arizona Governorβs race with Howie Fischer
AZ Family's Politics Unplugged Podcast features veteran Arizona journalist Howie Fischer breaking down the state's governor's race. The discussion examines the candidates, key campaign issues, and the political dynamics shaping the contest as attention on Arizona's gubernatorial election continues.
- 7Taiwan's foreign minister to visit Arizona for economic talksβTaiwanese foreign minister to visit Arizona to deepen economic ties
Taiwan's foreign minister is travelling to Arizona in a push to deepen economic ties with the US state. The visit underscores Taipei's efforts to strengthen commercial and technological links with American partners amid ongoing tensions with Beijing. Details of the agenda and meetings have not yet been made public.
- 8Arizona State orders independent review of hockey workoutβArizona State commissions independent investigation into hockey workout
Arizona State University has commissioned an independent investigation into a hockey team workout, according to The New York Times. The probe will examine what took place during the session and whether team or university procedures were followed. No findings have been released yet, and it is not clear who is conducting the review or when results are expected.
- 9Is Your Money Doing the Right Job?βΌYour money has a job to do; is it currently doing the right one?
Arizona State University has published personal finance guidance asking readers to reconsider whether their savings and investments are aligned with their actual goals. The piece frames household money as needing a clear purpose and encourages people to review how their funds are currently allocated. It reflects broader interest in financial planning and reassessing personal money strategies.
- 10Ron Sites highlights community support for Arizona's military familiesβΌAmazing Arizonans: Ron Sites talks connecting community support to Arizona's military
KTAR News 92.3 FM profiles Ron Sites in its Amazing Arizonans series, focusing on his work connecting community support to Arizona's military community. The feature highlights how local organizations and volunteers can back service members and their families across the state. Sites is known for leading efforts that link civilian resources with military needs in Arizona.
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Arizona State football squared off against Baylor in a game featured on FOX 10 Phoenix's Sports Exchange coverage. The matchup drew attention from fans of both programs, with local Arizona sports coverage highlighting the Sun Devils' performance against the Big 12 opponent and recapping key moments from the contest for viewers in the Phoenix area.