Honeywell Aerospace to Build $500 Million Arizona Facility
Honeywell Aerospace is investing $500 million to build a new manufacturing plant in Arizona, with construction ongoing and an opening set for late 2028.
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Honeywell Aerospace is investing $500 million to build a new manufacturing plant in Arizona, with construction ongoing and an opening set for late 2028.
A five‑car crash near the Phoenix‑Tempe border closed SR 143 briefly, and the freeway was reopened later that morning.
A driver suspected of Jeep theft crashed into an Eloy home while evading state troopers on October 27, 2026.
Arizona pedestrians face a fatality risk more than double on Halloween, according to data showing a sharp increase on that date.
Sky Harbor Airport scheduled an emergency drill for Oct. 27, 2026, potentially using sirens and flashing lights to test response procedures.
Higher rain chances are expected, but Halloween will stay mostly dry for Phoenix trick-or-treaters as storm systems affect the Desert Southwest.
The latest U.S. News & World Report retirement ranking shows Arizona dropping in position, as part of its yearly list of best retirement spots.
An 18‑month‑old boy in Gilbert was revived after being mistakenly declared dead and left in a hospital cold storage room for almost five hours. The family plans legal action and the state attorney general is reviewing the incident.
The FDA recalled Natural Grocers organic mung beans sold in three states after glass fragments were found, citing consumer safety concerns.
Phoenix will remain warm with 80-degree highs on Thursday before a shift to rain and thunderstorms on Friday.
Phoenix launched a program to help residents with SNAP applications and renewals in response to a statewide drop in enrollment.
A 16‑year‑old was indicted on eight counts for shooting a security guard and an off‑duty police officer after being turned away from a Halloween party in Mesa.
A Phoenix shooting on Oct. 26 injured two people who were hospitalized, and the suspect fled, with police saying no ongoing threat exists.
A person was hit by several vehicles on I‑17 in Phoenix on Oct. 26, prompting state troopers to request public help identifying the drivers.
Phoenix and Valley Metro introduced the $2 PHXLink on‑demand micro‑transit service to improve connections to buses and light rail.
Arizona's Family issued First Alert Weather Days for Oct. 30–Nov. 1, warning of elevated rain chances over the Halloween weekend after a calm start to the week.
Arizona DPS is seeking public help to identify a silver Mercedes GLC involved in a fatal hit‑and‑run on I‑17 near Phoenix.
A Gallup poll shows decreasing confidence in college degrees, and Jim Keys warned on FOX 10 that this could hinder the U.S. workforce compared to global rivals.
Arizona joined a lawsuit claiming Dollar General uses deceptive pricing that inflates shopper costs, part of broader consumer protection actions.
A man died after being hit by two fleeing vehicles in West Phoenix; authorities are seeking public assistance to identify the drivers and find the vehicles.