It’s starting to feel like spring outside around the Valley, but if it seems like it was a little cooler and wetter than normal for longer than normal, you’re not wrong.

There’s a lot of conversation happening now about how climate change is affecting — and will continue to affect — humans, and the societies we’ve created. But it’s possible to find some potential clues now by looking at skeletal remains.

The Bureau of Land Management recently announced a new solar project near Blythe, California, that will power around 120,000 homes.

Mesa’s mayor thinks the city’s $63 million investment to bring Arizona State University downtown is paying off. During his State of the City address Tuesday, Mayor John Giles called the school’s Media and Immersive Experience Center, known as MIX, a catalyst for the downtown arts and innovation district.

One of the five Cs of the state’s economy that Arizona school-children learn about is cattle. According to the Arizona Beef Council, there are more than 15,000 farms and ranches in the state, including cattle who are raised in all 15 counties. But, cows have their critics – including those worried about overgrazing, emissions and the health effects of beef consumption.

The city of Tucson is inviting the public to comment on a newly-released draft plan on fighting climate change.

A judge has ruled against Salt River Project’s proposed expansion of a gas-fired plant near Coolidge.

In a budget proposal released this month, Gov. Katie Hobbs earmarked some state money for cleanup of PFAS — a group of chemicals found in many water sources that are linked to health problems like cancer.

President Joe Biden will visit Mexico next week for the first time as president to attend the North American Leaders’ Summit.