Steve Nielsen

1 week ago | fox10phoenix.com | Steve Nielsen

A bill to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to renovate Chase Field in Downtown Phoenix has come back to life, after the bill stalled at the Arizona State Legislature in recent weeks. Chase Field, according to MLB.com in 2021, was first known as Bank One Ballpark, and the stadium had its opening night in March 1998. Officials with the Arizona Diamondbacks have said the stadium desperately needs repairs and renovations. "The stadium is in dire need of improvement and repair.

1 week ago | fox10phoenix.com | Steve Nielsen

Immigration enforcement has caused issues for the agriculture industry, with some national farm groups saying that farmers are dealing with labor shortages. Nationally, it's become a massive issue in the last few weeks, as the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration has hit the agriculture industry hard. Recently, President Donald Trump announced a brief pause on farm worker raids, saying the very aggressive raids were hurting farmers. Now reports indicate enforcement has resumed.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Steve Nielsen

The BriefPresident Donald Trump's immigration enforcement actions, according to some national farm groups, has caused issues. Some farmers said they are dealing with labor shortages. In Arizona, however, some say the impact is limited. PHOENIX - Immigration enforcement has caused issues for the agriculture industry, with some national farm groups saying that farmers are dealing with labor shortages.

1 week ago | fox10phoenix.com | Steve Nielsen

For weeks, residents around Shalimar Golf Course in Tempe have been complaining about the smell of dead fish and dying grass. While the owner has apologized in an exclusive interview, she also said her plans aren’t changing. Per our last report, the golf course closed for good in April, and the owners are working to sell to a developer and build more than 200 homes. When the water stopped at the facility, the problems began. "It’s dying," Kathleen Ross said, about the course and its wildlife.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Steve Nielsen

The BriefResidents in a Tempe neighborhood have been complaining about dying grass and the smell of dead fish at a shuttered golf course. Plans call for the golf course to be sold as part of a redevelopment project. The golf course's owner apologized for present conditions, but also said plans to sell the golf course won't change. TEMPE, Ariz. - For weeks, residents around Shalimar Golf Course in Tempe have been complaining about the smell of dead fish and dying grass.