October 15, 2026
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Author: Brock Blasdell

Brock Blasdell is a freelance multimedia journalist and editor operating out of Phoenix, Arizona. As a reporter he's covered education, environment, natural disasters, politics, crime and a myriad of other topics through daily and enterprise stories published in close to a dozen different publications. As an editor, he's led story production from front to back for small and mid-level digital and print publications across the state. 
BLM

BLM Confirms Four Right-of-Way Applications Tied to Arizona Data Center Projects

September 24, 2026   11:56 amSeptember 29, 2026   9:48 am
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has confirmed it has received and serialized four right-of-way proposals related to data center construction on federal lands within Arizona. While the BLM has received no direct plans to build a data center on...
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Legacy Park

Mesa Officials Unanimously Approve ‘Generational’ Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing Developments

September 17, 2026   9:50 amSeptember 22, 2026   9:04 am
The Mesa City Council unanimously approved a development agreement dedicating over 230 acres of land for the Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing development on Monday, marking the latest win for a planned multi-billion dollar public-private partnership that city officials and...
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EXCLUSIVE: La Osa Data Center Proposal to Continue Despite Pinal County Zoning Rejection, Owner Says

September 10, 2026   3:44 pmSeptember 14, 2026   9:06 am
The business behind the controversial La Osa data center project says it plans to downscale and resubmit its proposal to build a massive data storage and natural gas facility near Eloy, Arizona. The news comes just a little over two...
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Construction

Arizona May Be Running Out of Construction Workers

September 9, 2026   9:49 amSeptember 15, 2026   8:55 am
On an early July morning just north of Scottsdale, a group of 10 or so men joined together in the backhouse schoolroom of a construction warehouse to learn the basics of excavation. They are one of a small class of...
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Data center

A New Coalition is Forming Around Arizona Data Center Policy

September 8, 2026   10:52 am
An effort is underway to assemble a coalition of economists, academics, utilities and technology-industry figures to develop a framework for Arizona’s data center policy. The news follows a public disagreement over data centers last week between Attorney General Kris Mayes...
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Arizona Joins FTC to Sue Amazon Over Alleged Consumer Fraud

September 2, 2026   11:21 am
Attorney General Kris Mayes is joining the Federal Trade Commission and 21 other states to sue Amazon for allegedly artificially inflating the prices of advertisements sold on its e-commerce platforms. The group says Amazon imposed “undisclosed” surcharges on customers looking...
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Mayes Calls For Freeze On Data Centers

September 2, 2026   9:31 amSeptember 4, 2026   8:44 am
Attorney General Kris Mayes called for a statewide pause on new data center projects across Arizona on Monday — a move eliciting criticism from some in Arizona’s economic-development community. The announcement, which follows the U.S. Department of Interior’s recent nearly...
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