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Doing well by doing good: TSMC Arizona balances business with social impact - AZ Big Media TSMC Arizona endeavors to lend a hand to others and bolster a diverse array of nonprofits at a time when they need it most.

The Maricopa Community Colleges Governing Board will vote Wednesday on the appointment of Dr. Steven Bloomberg as the District’s next Chancellor.

Dr. Bloomberg currently serves as Chancellor of California’s Kern Community College District, which serves more than 50,000 students across Bakersfield College, Cerro Coso Community College, and Porterville College.

“Education changes lives, families, and entire communities, and I believe deeply in our responsibility as leaders to create opportunity for every student who walks through our doors. I am incredibly honored to serve as Chancellor of the Maricopa County Community College District and to join a community so deeply committed to student success, innovation, and service. Together, we will build on Maricopa’s extraordinary legacy while expanding pathways of hope, achievement, and economic mobility for the students and communities we are privileged to serve,” said Dr. Bloomberg.

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Arizona is powering the future of medical innovation — from biotech and medtech to world‑class health care. With leaders like Mayo Clinic, Banner Health, and a thriving startup ecosystem, the state is home to one of the nation’s fastest‑growing bioscience hubs. 🧬🌵

🎥 Watch: Competition for prime retail locations can leave other centers wanting. In this exclusive interview with CoStar, Cushman & Wakefield’s Alanna Joy Loeffler shares her perspective on why top-tier shop space is increasingly hard to find and what it means for the broader retail landscape.

News | Video: Competition for prime retail locations can leave other centers wanting In exclusive interview, Cushman & Wakefield's Alanna Loeffler says top-tier shop space is increasingly hard to find

📢 Infrastructure Week 2026: Building a Stronger America! 🇺🇸A reminder that strong communities are built from the ground up. Across Arizona, cities and towns are investing in roads, bridges, water systems, transit, and public safety infrastructure that keep our economy moving and our communities connected. These investments create jobs, support growth, strengthen resilience, and improve the quality of life for every Arizonan. Let’s keep building a stronger future together.

The Turkish men's national soccer team will land in Mesa on June 7 to prepare for World Cup play at the Arizona Athletic Grounds.

Turkey World Cup soccer team selecting Mesa for international training grounds The Turkish men's national soccer team will base its World Cup training out of the Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa starting June 7. Local crews are prepping fields to strict FIFA standards.

The Turkish men's national soccer team will land in Mesa on June 7 to prepare for World Cup play at the Arizona Athletic Grounds.

Turkey World Cup soccer team selecting Mesa for international training grounds The Turkish men's national soccer team will base its World Cup training out of the Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa starting June 7. Local crews are prepping fields to strict FIFA standards.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Brown Road Water Treatment Plant treating Colorado River water for Mesa residents.

For four decades, the plant has helped support Mesa’s growth by providing safe, reliable drinking water to the community. As Mesa has grown through the years, the plant has expanded to meet residents’ needs.

When the plant began operations, it treated 24 million gallons of water per day (mgd). In 1993, the plant completed its first expansion, increasing treatment capacity to 48 mgd. A second expansion in 2003 increased capacity again to 72 mgd.

What started with just a handful of employees operating the plant in its early days has grown into a team of 16 full-time employees working around the clock to ensure Mesa residents have safe, treated water ready to drink every day.

We’re honored to join the USDA Rural Development Federal Partners forum at Yavapai Community College in Prescott, alongside US Department of Veteran's Affairs, US Department of Health and Human Services, and US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), to highlight and support rural communities.