Utilities can't shut off power without offering a payment plan, regulator says
The Arizona Corporation Commission is requiring utilities to provide a payment plan starting Jan. 1 for customers behind on bills.
2 Republicans, 1 Democrat elected Arizona utility regulators
Democrats picked up a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission, which will have a 3-2 Republican majority.
A 'collision of crises' is leaving thousands in Tucson struggling with electric bills
Record heat, unemployment and a pandemic are adding to household financial troubles.
New law to increase internet access for rural and tribal communities
The COVID-19 pandemic is underlining the importance of broadband services, but some communities can't get a dependable connection.
CenturyLink faces scrutiny over 911 outages
Page and Tucson have both dealt with 911 failures.
Navajo Nation President Proclaims Renewable Energy Top Priority
The proclamation comes days after the tribal council voted to drop its bid for the West's largest coal-fired power plant.
TEP Begins Construction on its Largest Wind Farm Yet
The company will be investing in more renewable energy systems over the next two years.
Tucson's Banner Health Hospitals Connecting Uninsured Patients to Services
The advisers will register patients for Medicaid and other low-income programs.
The State of Solar Power
Where does support for renewable energy stand after the failure of Proposition 127 last fall?
UA Tech Park to Mentor Companies in Solar Competition
Participants could win portion of $3 million. Will receive help from UA and other 'Connector' organizations.
Arizona Utility Company Customers Advised to Boil Water
The notice was issued Wednesday for a town 40 miles east of Yuma.
