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Christina Estes

Christina Estes

Senior Field Correspondent-Downtown/Reporter at KJZZ-FM

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Microchip to close Tempe plant, impacting 500 employees

Microchip Technology will close its semiconductor factory in Tempe in 2025, affecting about 500 workers. By shutting the plant, known as Fab 2, Microchip expects to save about $90 million annually starting in 2026.
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Phoenix planning for $7 billion 'city within a city' near TSMC

Plans are underway to build what some call a “city within a city" in north Phoenix. The $7 billion development project will be located at the northwest corner of Interstate 17 and Loop 303.
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Queen Creek is looking for a very specific restaurant

The town of Queen Creek wants a two-story family friendly, full-service steak restaurant.
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What’s the economic impact of Small Business Saturday and shopping ...

Small Business Saturday, which falls the day after Black Friday, is an annual event encouraging consumers to support locally owned retailers.
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The Justice Department review of Phoenix police will be taken over ...

When Donald Trump is again sworn in as president, he gets to choose who will be the next U.S. attorney general. Then a new top law-enforcement officer can decide whether to keep pursuing oversight of Phoenix and its police department based on a blistering civil rights investigation.
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Shorter holiday shopping season could impact shipping

There are 26 days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the traditional holiday shopping season. That’s five fewer days than last year.
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Southwest Phoenix will see smoke Oct. 16 due to prescribed burn

A significant smoke plume is expected to be visible in the southwest Valley on Wednesday, as part of a prescribed burn at Tres Rios Wetlands.
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Millennials, Gen Z expected to spend more on holiday travel

Nearly half of U.S. consumers will travel this holiday season, according to a new survey by accounting firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
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Phoenix frustrated over Arizona law that allows casitas to be short...

Phoenix leaders are frustrated over a new state law that expands what’s allowed for backyard guest houses, also called casitas.
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Phoenix may consider locking devices on shopping carts

Phoenix is exploring whether to require devices be installed on shopping carts to keep them out of neighborhoods.
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In Glendale, Prop. 499 would boost minimum wage to $20 for hospital...

Voters in Glendale will decide whether certain hospitality employees should receive a minimum wage of $20 an hour with annual cost of living increases.