The way Katie Hobbs sees it, the just completed legislative session was the best that could be hoped for in a divided ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs says the recently approved $17.6 billion budget for Arizona that eventually was approved was close ...

The Diamondbacks are likely sticking at Chase Field for a while after getting public funding for stadium upgrades. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Basic repairs like fixing the AC system are first, but fans will have new, major seating options within 2 years if renovations stay on track, team CEO tells 12News ...

One that Ken Kendrick bought for $238 million in 2004 ... “I’m thrilled that the Legislature has passed a bill that will keep the Diamondbacks in Phoenix and create good-paying jobs,” she gushed on ...

The Arizona House of Representatives voted Monday to give half-a-billion dollars to the Arizona Diamondbacks for improvements to Chase Field.

U.S. immigration agents were denied entry to Dodger Stadium parking lots. Will ICE try to access other stadiums such as Chase Field in Phoenix?

The bill's passage was anything but guaranteed but ultimately passed with a 19-11 vote as the Senate ended its work for the year.

Joining the list are executives with software company CrowdStrike, Taser-maker Axon, and three others in the software industry, including Arizona Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick and GoDaddy CEO ...

Over the past 5 1/2 years, Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick has committed roughly $425 million to four pitchers — Corbin Burnes, Jordan Montgomery, Eduardo Rodríguez and Madison Bumgarner.