Intel announced it would delay the opening of a massive $5 billion factory in Chandler, Valley Metro annual art contest, flu season in Arizona, Did You Know: Heritage Square, talking baseball statistics, Valley high school music educator up for a Grammy, Hot Corner: Pierce and First Streets, ballet box battle over early battle election law, giving high school athletes nutritional supplements, the president of Arizona State University African American Men group responds to the MLK party scandal and citrus donations can help homeowners and those needing emergency food.

Did You Know: Arizona Is A Top Rosebush Farming State, the city of Phoenix is figuring out what to do with its empty lots, Phoenix Coyotes are optimistic about their game attendance, state lawmakers return to the state Capitol on Monday, Mesa Mayor Scott Smith joins the race for governor, commentator Robrt Pela reviews Xanadu, some politicians file a lawsuit against Maricopa Community College District Governing Board expansion, comprehensive immigration reform has not yet happened and restoring money to highways is a legislative priority.

Did You Know: 10th Cavalry Was The First Black Military Unit In Arizona, analyzing Phoenix's bond rating drop, targeting not just alcohol but other impairments this holiday season, Valley food banks stay busy this holiday season with donations as well as need and DUI prevention becomes a top priority for law enforcement during the holidays.

Gustavo Arellano will speak at ASU's Hispanic Convocation next week, a concerted effort by the City of Phoenix and a number of organizations has been focused on completely eliminating homelessness among veterans, Arizona’s Medicaid expansion plan will have its first day in court Friday afternoon, come New Year’s Day, Arizonans could have a better sense of what it costs to see the doctor, Valley ice rinks thrive during the holiday season and Did You Know Monument Hill is the state’s initial point for the Public Land Survey System?

Did You Know: Sky Harbor Airport Once Had A Nickname, the "Hot Strip" of Indian School Road and 38th Street in Phoenix, analyzing Black Friday shopping this year, lowering our expectations for the Phoenix real estate market and determining the relationship between construction, jobs and real estate.

KJZZ's Nick Blumberg competes in a triathlon, the first IV opens in Scottsdale, Did You Know: St. Mary's Basilica, Mesa is on a roll with new development, Canadian snowbirds flock to Arizona, net metering debate ends with a compromise, new bill would give credit to nontraditional borrowers and museum event appraises American Indian art.