Stream Realty Partners a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of services full-building lease for Innovate at Dove Valley The newly developed 103,552-square-foot industrial facility located at 8001 Chambers Road in Englewood Developed by Brennan Investment Group Innovate at Dove Valley features state-of-the-art industrial design and strategic proximity to Centennial Airport The property spans 8.28 acres and provides key infrastructure to support logistics “Innovate at Dove Valley represents our commitment to delivering high-quality industrial facilities in Denver’s thriving Southeast submarket,” said John Torp vice president at Brennan Investment Group “The early lease execution before construction completion underscores the strength of this market and the demand for well-located We are pleased to partner with Stream Realty Partners to bring this exceptional project to life and deliver a facility that will serve the tenant’s needs for years to come.”  “Innovate at Dove Valley is Brennan Investment Group’s sixth development in Denver’s Southeast submarket and is another example of their exceptional ability to anticipate tenant demand and build product that meets the market,” said DiOrio. “We are thrilled to have secured a long-term, full-building lease with a credit tenant prior to the certificate of occupancy being issued.” Opus has broken ground on Catalyst Industrial, a new 188,054-square-foot Class A speculative industrial development on 14.26 acres located at 15030 E. 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Mile High Huddle Podcast Monday - 7:30 a.m We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy training facility and temporary soccer stadium for Denver’s new National Women’s Soccer League team according to documents presented to the Cherry Creek Board of Education this week The proposal could bring professional women’s soccer matches to the suburban city for several years while also establishing permanent facilities for the team and a new athletics complex for the district In the long term, the team plans to build a new stadium and recreation district in Denver’s Baker neighborhood the rest of the team’s plans are coming into view Parts of the project will be privately financed by the team while the school district could contribute tens of millions of dollars to fund other portions The team is planning the following projects in Centennial The NWSL team is set to compete starting in March 2026 and is expected to play in the temporary stadium outlined in this project.  The proposal appeared on the school board’s agenda for a special meeting this Wednesday The memorandum of understanding that will go before the school board would set parts of the project in motion All of the planned facilities would sit on a large undeveloped property at the intersection of South Potomac Street and East Fremont Avenue It would stand just across the street from the Denver Broncos’ training facility as well as Dove Valley Regional Park.  The city of Centennial owns the 43-acre property and would lease sections out separately to the school district and to the team The leases will be for a “nominal,” or very low The headquarters and training facility would be privately financed by the team But other costs would be split between the team and the schools The district would contribute $15 million from its voter-approved 2024 bond measure to build the training fields and share-use fields while the team would contribute money for design The district has extra bond money available due to strong demand for the debt it issued The district and the team would split the design construction and development costs for the stadium which is estimated to cost $20 million to $25 million.  The training ground will be available for Cherry Creek School District use After the NWSL moves into its permanent stadium the new stadium may be reconfigured by the district The team will be largely responsible for maintaining and operating the fields for 20 years sharing the revenues with the school district.  The team will operate the stadium for at least two years though it could also extend for up to five more years the NWSL team will donate $100,000 to the Cherry Creek Schools Foundation The district will also receive 500 free tickets per season The team will donate team merchandise and equipment for district fundraising events and it will make staff and players available for student opportunities and Cherry Creek School District for comment but has not heard back from any party.  The city bought the land from the U.S. Postal Service in 2011 for $3.3 million, according to property records. 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AZRE is excited to announce that it has broken ground on its eighth Valley location in Dove Valley Located south of the Carefree Highway on Cave Creek Road this new Toy Barn community will feature 91 units owners can purchase to store their “toys.”  MORE NEWS: The 10 fastest-growing housing markets in Arizona the Toy Barn provides the ideal space solution for every performance enthusiast’s rolling stock of inventory; from vintage racers muscle cars and hi-performance exotics to pickup trucks Toy Barn encompasses 700,000 square feet with 543 units making them the leading developer in the southwest of luxury garage condos but interested owners can already begin purchasing their unit Toy Barn recently opened two other locations in Scottsdale and Chandler in 2024 Units for the new Chandler location are still available for purchase as well.  the Toy Barn features an impressive community of premium storage units available for individual ownership All Toy Barn units feature minimum 18-foot ceilings heavy-duty garage doors and standard entry and exit doors Units are also equipped to be climate controlled and opportunities for personalization such as added lofted space Copyright © 2025 AZ Big Media  |  All Rights Reserved  |  Site by Blufish Arizona Department of Transportation crews have a few planned projects that may impact your travel along Valley freeways this weekend According to the ADOT website drivers should plan around these restrictions: Report a typo the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is prepared to welcome dove hunters to many of its wildlife areas for the Sept “Doves key in on bare ground with seeds because 99 percent of their diet is seeds,” said Ian Dwight an environmental scientist with CDFW’s Upland / Small Game Unit “This is something our wildlife areas know very well and will often (conduct) mowing practices and grow food plots so that there are ample opportunities in the beginning of the season for dove.” milo and millet are the most common grain crops planted at CDFW wildlife areas in preparation for the dove opener The crop fields benefit many other wildlife species throughout the fall and winter after fields have been harvested in August by a lot of farmers doves will be attracted to safflower and sunflower first before they feed out on the winter-planted cereal grains,” Dwight said Migratory mourning dove and white-winged dove populations concentrate in California’s agricultural areas in the late summer where seed crops are farmed and harvested in abundance This makes CDFW wildlife areas in the Sacramento Valley Imperial Valley and the Palo Verde Valley prime destinations for public land dove hunters Wildlife areas where habitat has been prepared to attract dove in 2024 include, but are not limited to, the Upper Butte Basin, Gray Lodge, Yolo Bypass, Oroville and Spenceville wildlife areas in the Sacramento Valley and the North Grasslands, Mendota and Los Banos wildlife areas in the San Joaquin Valley. Southern California offers some of the best dove hunting anywhere in the nation. The top public land spots with prepared crop fields include CDFW’s Imperial Wildlife Area, the San Jacinto Wildlife Area, the Palo Verde Ecological Reserve with additional opportunities provided by CDFW and partners at the Imperial County Upland Game Fields (PDF) 1 dove opener falls on a weekend for the first time in five years which means the single busiest hunting day of the year in California is likely to see even more kids families and groups of hunters afield compared to weekday openers in the recent past Hunters are strongly encouraged to review the dove hunting regulations and those governing CDFW lands available online: 2024-2025 California Waterfowl, Upland Game, and Public Use of Department Lands Regulations (PDF) The second half of California’s dove season begins Nov Many CDFW wildlife areas are open to dove hunting in the second half of the season on designated waterfowl shoot days when a Type A wildlife area pass will be required to enter Additional late-season dove hunts are offered through CDFW’s SHARE program which provides public hunting opportunities on private farms and ranches throughout the state Minimum dove hunting requirements are a valid hunting license and upland game bird validation (validation not required for Junior Hunting License holders) and plenty of water for the typically hot weather Sunscreen and insect repellant are other must-have items for dove hunters For more information and resources on dove hunting, CDFW’s Advanced Hunter Education (YouTube) program has videos to help. CDFW’s R3 program has additional resources and videos for newcomers to dove hunting Dove hunters may also encounter a banded dove. As of Aug. 27, CDFW staff and volunteers throughout the state had banded about 2,700 mourning dove and 127 white-winged dove. Hunters are asked to report their banded birds to the U.S. Geological Survey to help with further dove research LBA Realty a full-service real estate investment and management company with a diverse portfolio of office properties has acquired Dove Valley Logistics Centre II a 304,620-square-foot Class A warehouse in Englewood JLL Capital Markets worked on behalf of the seller BlueScope Properties Group The cross-dock warehouse built in 2023 boasts best-in-class features the property has 6,700 square feet of office space The property is 100% leased to a leading e-commerce giant the property provides excellent access to both I-25 and E-470 and resides within close proximity of the highest concentration of executive housing in the entire Denver metro area “This was our second development and sale in the Southeast Denver market and JLL came through again with delivering a fantastic tenant and running a first-in-class sales process,” said Matt Roth “LBA’s approach to due diligence and purchase process was completely professional and seamless and I congratulate LBA on acquiring this Class A facility.” The JLL Investment Sales and Advisory team was led by Senior Managing Director Sean Devaney and Director Rob Key “The sale of Dove Valley Logistics Center II underscores the strong investor demand for industrial product in Denver’s Southeast submarket,” said Key. “With its strategic location providing connectivity to the entire Denver metropolitan area particularly South Denver and the growing population along the I-25 corridor it comes as no surprise that this submarket continues to attract institutional capital.” Opus has broken ground on Catalyst Industrial a new 188,054-square-foot Class A speculative industrial development on 14.26 acres located at 15030 E Each year during National Preservation Month Historic Denver opens the doors for the public to nominate the people and projects There are full freeway closures and other restrictions planned around the Valley this weekend Here's what the Arizona Department of Transportation has listed on its weekend travel advisory: These new communities bolster Wood Partners’ presence in Arizona bringing its total to 24 starts in the state since the Great Financial Crisis experience significant in-migration due to its favorable climate and thriving and increasingly dynamic economy,” said Todd Taylor “There is a significant housing shortage in the MSA and we will need many thousands of units over the coming years to solve it Notwithstanding current market chop and challenges we remain bullish on the mid-term and long-term wider Phoenix market and look forward to delivering these exceptional apartment communities into the coveted Gilbert and North Phoenix submarkets.” Alta 87 is a 257-unit luxury multifamily development in Gilbert co-working spaces and a two-story clubhouse Alta 87 is Wood Partners’ third community in Gilbert The development broke ground in March 2024 and is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2026 The construction plans for Alta Dove Valley can be viewed here Wood Partners is a national leader in the development and management of multifamily communities across the United States The company has been involved in the acquisition and development of more than 100,000 multifamily homes with a combined capitalization of $21 billion The company currently owns 80+ properties across the United States representing more than 25,000 units Wood Partners has offices in 19 major markets covering development across 18 states nationwide Wood Partners is consistently ranked as one of the five largest multifamily developers in the United States Road crews will be working beginning Friday through Monday morning on the following closures and restrictions on multiple freeways this weekend On the Arizona Department of Transportation website, ADOT reported the following work zones: Improvement projects will require closures or lane restrictions along sections of Phoenix-area freeways this weekend according to the Arizona Department of Transportation Overnight restrictions on Interstate 17ADOT is continuing work on its road improvement project along Interstate 17 between Happy Valley Road and State Route 74 Northbound I-17 will be narrowed to one lane (right lane open) between Jomax Road and Loop 303 from 9 p.m Southbound I-17 will also be narrowed to one lane (left lane open) between State Route 74/Carefree Highway and Loop 303 from 9 p.m Southbound I-17 on- or off-ramps at Dove Valley Road and Loop 303 will be closed at times during the mostly overnight weekend work ADOT recommended that drivers traveling on I-17 in these areas should allow extra time and consider traveling when restrictions are not in place Drivers can sign up for project traffic alerts at azdot.gov/i-17HappyValleySR74 Eastbound I-10 will be closed between State Route 143 (Hohokam Expressway) and Ray Road from 10 p.m Monday for paving and bridge work as part of the Broadway Curve Improvement Project The southbound SR 143 ramp to eastbound I-10 will be closed 60 (Superstition Freeway) and northbound SR 143 will both be closed The southbound I-17 ramp to eastbound I-10 at the “Split” interchange near Sky Harbor Airport also will be closed ADOT says drivers can consider using eastbound Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway) to southbound Loop 101 (Price Freeway) and Loop 202 (Santan Freeway) in the Chandler area to reach eastbound I-10 beyond the closure Travelers on I-10 in the West Valley can consider using southbound/eastbound Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway) to avoid the closure While the westbound I-10 ramps to eastbound U.S ADOT suggests using eastbound Loop 202 (Santan Freeway) in Chandler to northbound Loop 101 (Price Freeway) to reach eastbound U.S 60 or to reach eastbound Loop 202 in Tempe 60 (Superstition Freeway) will be closed between Loop 101 (Price Freeway) and I-10 from 10 p.m Alma School Road and Dobson Road also will be closed ADOT tells drivers to consider using northbound Loop 101 to westbound Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway) to reach Sky Harbor Airport and the downtown Phoenix area Learn more at I-10BroadwayCurve.com Northbound Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) will be closed between I-10 and Thunderbird Road in the West Valley from 9 p.m Southbound Loop 101 will be closed between Thunderbird Road and I-10 from 9 p.m Drivers should consider using northbound 91st or 99th avenues Crews plan to reopen Loop 101 in sections as the work progresses Northbound will begin reopening on Saturday is expanding with the grand opening of its first West Valley location in November Situated at The Village at Prasada in Surprise this new 1,860-square-foot restaurant is set to offer its quick-craft approach to oven-grilled chicken sandwiches sneakybird has built a reputation for serving up guilt-free crispy chicken dishes that are never fried thanks to the restaurant’s innovative cooking methods The brand’s distinctively crafted recipes and oven-grilled offerings are complemented by an array of dry rubs and sauces Founder Dan Chaon attributes the restaurant’s success to its cooking technique which uses a custom oven and a signature breading blend that incorporates panko flatbread and aged parmesan spelled with all lowercase letters by design to underscore its sneaky-good and guilt-free product is the combination of a specially designed oven and innovative breading recipe that blends panko flatbread and aged parmesan that together combine to give the crunch and flavor of fried chicken,” Founder Dan Chaon said  The new location will operate seven days a week from 10 a.m offering a menu that includes signature chicken dishes including a sweet potato tater tot alternative Kids’ menu items offer mini versions of the restaurant’s most popular dishes The company is excited to introduce Camp Sneaky a community outreach program that supports schools and educational initiatives through sponsorships The brand’s commitment to local growth and collaboration is reflected in its approach to business and community building “We want to foster a sense of unity and growth,” said Jordan Strasser “We are deeply committed to nurturing the local school ecosystem and actively participating in community events Our doors are always open to collaborate and foster a spirit of unity and growth.” played a key role in bringing sneakybird to the West Valley Their decision to partner with Chaon was driven by the desire to offer a healthier alternative to traditional fried food with recent expansions into the southeast valley and a Gilbert location that opened in May 2024 In partnership with J2E Investments, Chaon and Strasser are developing additional restaurants planned for Arcadia, Queen Creek, and Dove Valley within the next year. Founded with a mission to offer a cleaner, bolder approach to crispy chicken, sneakybird uses its proprietary Never Ever Fried® process to create crispy, juicy chicken without added oil. For more, visit sneakybird.com and website in this browser for the next time I comment BRONCOS 3:56 PM | Updated: 9:49 pm BY SHAWN PATRICK Ask anyone who has been in Denver for any length of time what the Denver Broncos’ practice facility is called and you’ll likely get the answer technically that is no longer correct… The area the facility is located in is Dove Valley and like “Mile High” in the name of the stadium it’ll probably always still be called by that name by many fans forever but if you want to get technical you’ll have to start calling it Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit The team in turn announced Wednesday (May 29) their practice facility and headquarters will now go by that name The Broncos also announced construction on their new training center headquarters will begin after training camp and their preseason concludes Aug The new headquarters is scheduled to be completed in advance of the 2026 season is celebrating its growth in 2024 and promising eight new locations by 2026 As one of the “leading developers in the desert southwest” for luxury garage spaces Toy Barn’s storage units allow Valley residents to store numerous “toys” – cars the company plans to have 700,000 square feet and 543 units available After the business’s first successful setup in Peak View Community opened in 2010 opening seven more properties across 14 years: Lone Mountain Two additional facilities are set to open: Chandler Airpark North this fall and Dove Valley in 2026 Jason Phillips and his father opened the first Toy Barn in 2010 after learning about the demand from downsizing homeowners and people seeking more space to store their boats “We are proud to offer ‘toy’ owners the unique and customizable space they need for proper storage and look forward to providing even more storage communities across the Valley in the future,” he said Each unit in the garage has a minimum of 20-foot ceilings Buyers can also choose to use the Wi-Fi capabilities and add loft space With individualized flooring and paint options these privately owned spaces can suit the desires of any customer looking to store their toys Units are governed by CC&Rs and an owner’s association Every Toy Barn has an exquisitely crafted clubhouse with lounge seating and communal gathering areas for socializing or private events The Toy Barn community at Lone Mountain connects monthly at a Cars & Coffee event where family and friends can mingle and chat about their favorite makes Garage bays at the Chandler Airpark North and Dove Valley properties are now available Toy Barn prices start in the high $300s and vary based on size and location owners can “build equity in their units and re-sell them.” For more information Plans to complete Dove Valley Park (DVP) have been unanimously approved by the South Derbyshire District Council paving the way for over 700,000 sq ft of new employment space The 35-acre site aims to create new jobs and marks the final phase of the 200-acre employment park along the A50 in South Derbyshire Dove Valley Park, a subsidiary of Clowes Developments, along with IMA Architects, submitted plans to South Derbyshire District Council for the completion of the park last May. The approved development will add four industrial units of varying sizes to meet market demand providing a hub for businesses in the area with meeting spaces Marc Freeman director at Clowes Developments said: “On Tuesday 18th February our detailed planning application for the final phase of development at Dove Valley Park was unanimously approved at the committee This will not only bring over 700,000 sq ft of employment space to Foston but also provide an Innovation Centre with essential amenities a central hub for businesses and an opportunity for startup businesses at the thriving business park “We are delighted to be able to press on with construction which will see Dove Valley Park fully developed We are aiming to start works on site before the end of the year.” Developed in consultation with the University of Derby the centre will offer support for start-ups and collaboration opportunities for local enterprises senior land and planning surveyor at Clowes Developments said: “We have worked closely with both South Derbyshire District Council and Derbyshire County Council to research existing routes this also included canvassing opinions of current occupiers on the existing service to DVP and how it could be improved to meet the needs of its users Dove Valley Park Limited has been able to identify the requirements to help grow and develop the existing service The service will see additional stops through Derby City meaning DVP will become even more accessible to current and future occupiers and their employees.” — Broncos Country expressing a renewed sense of hope and optimism on Day 1 of Training Camp on Friday “I feel optimistic every year,” said lifelong Broncos fan Manny Arroyo who was at camp with his two sons and his nephew “I’m glad to be out of the Texas heat,” Aaron Arroyo said I’m going to see what the team has to bring this year There’s a lot of new energy – a lot of new people – especially with the draft picks The Broncos haven’t made the playoffs since winning Super Bowl 50 back in 2015 Fans feel like the time has come to at least compete with head coach Sean Payton now entering his second year “I came in just to actually watch them practice,” said Kyle Green who flew in from Cleveland for training camp Green started following the Broncos way back in the ‘80’s “Way back during ‘The Drive’ with John Elway against Cleveland.” There’s a confidence here in Dove Valley amongst fans that a playoff berth is not outside the realm of possibility With their rookie quarterback and what they did.” “My prediction is that we’ll hopefully make it to the playoffs,” said 11-year-old Broncos fan Owen Husum “But we’ll probably get sent home first or second round It takes a couple years to rebuild the team and get us to a championship contender.” “I think we can make a strong push for the division,” Green said July 26 — and unless something has changed internally the plan is still to hold an open competition for the starting quarterback job Broncos insider Woody Paige of the Denver Gazette is pounding the table for Sean Payton to dispense with the 'competition' farce and anoint rookie first-round Bo Nix as the starter from "the jump." "The Broncos must stop playing games before beginning to play games "Jarrett Stidham didn’t participate in trips with the Patriots and the Raiders to the Great Northwest and Zach Wilson was inactive for the Jets game there," Paige wrote What happens next on the Broncos beat? Don't miss out on any news and analysis! Take a second, sign up for our free newsletter, and get breaking Broncos news delivered to your inbox daily! Payton is orchestrating this rebuild the old-fashioned way — with his handpicked first-rounder in tow And what credible NFL analyst believes Stidham is suddenly going to morph from the toad that he's been since entering the league into a quarterback prince the Broncos are still focused on rebuilding Zach Wilson's confidence so how can Payton plausibly expect the former No 2 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft to pull a 180 and lead this team to the promised land "Sean Payton already knows who he wants to start His mind is saying 'Nix,'’ and the other two QBs don’t matter The coach split the plays three ways in the off-season minicamps but declined to reveal his plan for the full training camp which starts in earnest in Dove Valley this week," Paige wrote first-team reps that Payton gives Stidham or Wilson deprive Nix of the precious opportunities to assimilate the offense I get it; Payton wants to maintain credibility in the locker room that the Broncos' roster is a meritocracy But these players want to win sooner rather than later The Broncos' veterans know that the earlier Nix gets inserted as the starter the sooner the team can get through his trial-and-error learning curve and get back to winning games "Both Wilsons and Stidham are problems BoNix should be nicknamed 'The Solution.' "Start him from the very start," Paige concludes The only way out is through for Payton and the Broncos and everything becomes possible for a franchise that has listed shockingly for the past eight seasons Follow Mile High Huddle on X and Facebook and subscribe on YouTube for daily Broncos live-stream podcasts CHAD JENSEN Chad Jensen is the Founder of Mile High Huddle and creator of the wildly popular Mile High Huddle Podcast. Chad has been on the Denver Broncos beat since 2012 and is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America. The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER PHOENIX — A man is dead after reports of an explosion at the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in north Phoenix Glendale and Daisy Mountain fire departments responded to the business site near 43rd Avenue and Dove Valley Road Officials say 41-year-old Cesar Anguiano-Guitron was transporting waste material away from the construction site when he was made aware of a possible issue involving the tank containing the material "an uncontrolled pressure release occurred," which was when Anguiano-Guitron suffered his injuries Officials say he was "struck by a blunt object" and thrown over 20 feet from the trailer Anguiano-Guitron was taken to a hospital with serious injuries including by The Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH) TSMC Arizona sent ABC15 the following updated statement Thursday regarding the incident: "We extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of the man who passed away in yesterday’s tragic accident which occurred on our site We care about the safety and wellbeing of each of our employees our construction trade workforce and vendors We are grateful for the immediate emergency response and the first responders for their efforts The Phoenix Fire Department cleared the site as hazard free yesterday soon after the accident and there has been no interruption to full operations and construction As was corrected by the Phoenix Police Department in their media advisory last evening this individual was inspecting the equipment on a disposal truck when an unintended pressure release occurred We will continue to stay in communication with the authorities as they complete their investigation as to the cause of this incident also in cooperation with the employer of the individual." The Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH) declined an interview request from ABC15 but had inspectors on-site at TSMC on Thursday Workplace fatalities automatically trigger an ADOSH inspection for potential safety violations These inspections can take several weeks to up to six months before results are made public Katie Hobbs and TSMC officials last August announced a worker-safety partnership between ADOSH and the company They invited the media to cover the announcement “We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to strengthen our workforce for decades to come And that's exactly what we're going to do,” Hobbs said at the August event The five-page agreement between ADOSH and TSMC outlines requirements the company has voluntarily agreed to including more safety reviews and worker safety training TSMC will adhere to requirements higher than those at the federal level,” Hobbs said in August The Governor’s Office did not return a request for comment Thursday ABC15 obtained previous ADOSH inspections of the worksite through a public records request Records show three ADOSH inspections at the TSMC site since 2022 based on complaints alleging poor ventilation vehicles speeding at the job site and no evacuation plan ADOSH inspectors found no observed hazards prompted by a complaint made earlier this year Details will not be available until that inspection is complete ADOSH also conducts compliance assistance visits at TSMC which are similar to inspections except they don’t result in fines or citations ADOSH has refused to release those inspections saying they are confidential under federal OSHA a safety advocate with the Arizona Jobs with Justice Health and Safety Committee said ADOSH should increase routine inspections of the TSMC worksite and those inspections should be made public Phoenix drivers can expect three freeway closures this weekend from Friday night through early Monday morning on Interstates 17 and 10 the Arizona Department of Transportation announced The closures are part of a series of improvement projects throughout the Phoenix area and have caused several freeway closures within the past month ADOT encourages drivers to allow extra travel time and to plan to use detour routes while following the weekend restrictions The I-17 will be closed southbound between Loop 303 and Happy Valley Road in north Phoenix from 10 p.m Southbound I-17 on-ramps at state Route 74 and Dove Valley Road will be closed as well ADOT recommended southbound I-17 drivers to follow the posted detour route on westbound Loop 303 to southbound Lake Pleasant Parkway and eastbound Happy Valley Road to return to I-17 Drivers can also consider staying on southbound Loop 303 to eastbound I-10 in Goodyear to travel toward Phoenix Traffic and roadways: More Interstate 17 closures planned for the weekend, ADOT warns The westbound I-10 will be closed between U.S. 60 and I-17 near Sky Harbor Airport from 10 p.m. Friday to 4 a.m. Monday as part of the Broadway Curve Improvement Project The northbound SR 143 will be closed between Broadway Road and Loop 202 from 10 p.m Related closures include the westbound I-10 on-ramp at Baseline Road and westbound U.S ADOT suggested detours using eastbound U.S 60 to northbound Loop 101 and westbound Loop 202 to reach state Route 143 or I-10 beyond the closure Drivers also can consider using westbound/northbound Loop 202 to reach I-10 in the West Valley The northbound Loop 101 will be closed between Loop 202 and Warner Road in Chandler from 9 p.m ADOT advised drivers to use northbound Dobson Road or McClintock Drive ADOT warned the closure schedules were subject to change if inclement weather or other factors arise For updates and information on Phoenix-area freeway projects, drivers are encouraged to subscribe on ADOT's website at https://azdot.gov/home Those interested in upcoming I-17 projects can visit http://www.improvingi17.com/ for more information. Traffic alerts to various freeway projects can be found at azdot.gov/projects Real-time highway conditions are available on ADOT’s Arizona Traveler Information site at az511.gov — The Denver Broncos are building a new home The team announced plans on Tuesday for a new team headquarters and training facility in Dove Valley on the same property that currently houses it The new development will expand the current facilities by about 30% at a cost of $175 million Construction will begin this spring and is expected to be complete before the 2026 NFL season The Walton-Penner Ownership Group will entirely finance the new facilities “Our vision is to create a new home for the Denver Broncos that reflects our values of winning and teamwork with a modern Colorado design,” Broncos Owner & CEO Greg Penner said “While we considered several options to modify our current facility we decided to do this the right way by building a new player-centered headquarters with an efficient layout and the latest amenities Having both our football and business operations on the same campus will foster a championship environment in pursuit of our goals on and off the field.” The Walton-Penner Ownership Group toured some of the NFL’s newest state-of-the-art facilities—as well as other pro sports teams’ like the Golden State Warriors—as they designed the new home of the Broncos The new building will expand the players’ space The larger building will also create space to move about 70 business employees from Empower Field to the new Broncos headquarters The new building will be built on the west side of the practice fields and across from the current building replacing the berm where fans watch training camp practices It will connect to the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse The Broncos will continue to run their operations from the current building until construction is completed and fans will view practice from that location The Broncos will provide temporary seating in the interim “This is a transformative time for the Denver Broncos led by the Walton-Penner Family Ownership Group that has demonstrated a deep and impactful commitment to investing in world-class facilities,” Broncos President Damani Leechs said “We are thrilled to share plans for a new team headquarters with Broncos Country bringing together our organization and contributing to a positive culture that supports the No flexibility and size will place the Broncos’ new training facility among the very best in all of sports.” The first floor of the building will be home to 21,000 square feet of player spaces The second floor will house football operations offices Business operations will take place on the third floor “It looks incredible,’’ Broncos guard Quinn Meinerz said of the new facility “The ownership group has been nothing short of incredible here They’ve consistently invested in not only us as the players but also with the fan experience at the stadium it is incredible to have that continued support from our ownership group and I can’t even imagine what it’s going to look like.” Those investments include a tunnel to the fieldhouse that will reduce the time it takes for the players to arrive at practice and keep them out of the cold The new weight room will be near the locker room An underground parking garage is also on the way “It’s a testament to the ownership group and how much they value us and how much they’re invested towards the team in making sure the players get the best of the best,’’ cornerback Pat Surtain II said with the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse added in 2014 A new facility has been a topic of discussion in recent years with speculation that the Broncos could find a new location with space for a new stadium The Broncos’ lease with Empower Field runs through the 2032 season so a new stadium is probably a decade away at least The Broncos partnered with HOK (a global design engineering and planning firm) and Rockwell Group (an international multi-disciplinary architecture and design firm) to design their new training facility This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Broadway resident Stella Dove arrived at the Winchester Medical Center Emergency Department in May feeling terrible she had fainted repeatedly and experienced pressure in her chest and neck whenever she exerted herself Dove had hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HCM) a disease in which the heart muscle becomes thickened and can’t pump blood effectively “Her interventricular septum was thick causing a significant load on her heart and mitral valve,” says Aref Bin Abdulhak a board-certified interventional cardiologist and structural heart specialist at Valley Health “She was very symptomatic with recurrent passing out spells She didn’t tolerate medications due to allergic history and side effects.” Dove discussed her treatment options with Dr taking into consideration her activity level and her age which would require open-heart surgery and a longer recovery time or she could opt for alcohol septal ablation (ASA) a more minimally invasive heart procedure that involves inserting alcohol into a patient’s heart ASA is typically performed when a patient remains symptomatic despite optimal medical therapy or does not tolerate medications “ASA is a less-invasive approach in comparison to surgical myectomy Dove believed ASA was the better treatment plan for her “I wanted a quality life with minimum recovery issues that this procedure provides.” Dove became the first person to undergo alcohol septal ablation at Winchester Medical Center The procedure involved threading a catheter from her groin all the way to the artery that carries blood to her septum Bin Abdulhak then injected alcohol into the thickened heart area The alcohol caused some of Dove’s heart muscle cells to shrink and die thus reducing the thickness of her heart muscle and improving blood flow “This marks another landmark in our structural heart program,” Dr Dove says she felt great the day after surgery “I didn’t know how bad I felt until after I had the procedure.” Dove spent six days recuperating in the hospital “I thought everybody at Valley Health was just great,” she says For more information on Valley Health’s structural heart program PHOENIX — One person is dead and two others are seriously hurt after a wrong-way crash Saturday morning on Interstate 17 in north Phoenix The Arizona Department of Public Safety says they received the call just before 4 a.m for the crash on I-17 near Dove Valley Road they found a vehicle had been traveling northbound in the southbound lanes They believe the vehicle had been traveling the wrong way for about five miles Karyn Trevino was on her way to work when she passed the wrong-way driver She believes she was the first to call 911 "I was really shaky when on the phone with DPS I didn't know what to think and do at the moment But I figured I'm going to get as far away from this as possible," she said "The 17 is by far the worst freeway I've ever driven." Video from the scene shows that the car appears to have hit an airport shuttle Those involved in the crash have not been identified It's not clear if the individual who died was in the wrong-way vehicle or in the vehicle that was hit Southbound I-17 was closed as DPS investigated the crash It’s also a landmark investment that will strengthen and expand metro Phoenix's economy for years especially as semiconductors are embraced in more applications from appliances to artificial intelligence Here are five key things to know about the complex and the company is massive and will feature state-of-the-art technology when it begins commercial operation in 2024  It sits on more than 1,000 acres in north Phoenix just west of Interstate 17 along West Dove Valley Road — the huge cranes and new buildings are visible from the freeway The campus measures nearly two miles by one mile and has enough space to fit six fabs though only one is currently under construction with the second slated to go up and start operations around 2026 the first fab will feature the most advanced semiconductor-process technology in the U.S TSMC is sinking $40 billion into the projects The company likely will qualify for federal grants under the CHIPS & Science Act when funding guidelines are announced early next year The fabs are expected to generate 21,000 construction jobs They’re also going up with the help of one of the world’s largest cranes a behemoth that workers must take apart and reassemble every time it moves to different job sites because it wouldn’t comfortably fit on even a two-lane highway The company already has added staff to work at the new complex and that was before TSMC this week announced that it will more than double its Phoenix workforce from 2,000 initially to 4,500 or so within a few years some of whom have trained in Taiwan for 12 to 18 months we will have more than 1,000 people trained,” said  Dr who attended the ceremony marking Biden’s visit Keep reading:Here's how giant semiconductor plant rising in north Phoenix will shape Arizona's economy most of the positions are scientific and engineering in nature Recent job listings include those in accounting and customer support as well as memory-design managers and project managers (the TSMC complex) will create tens of thousands of high-paying jobs many of which don’t require an advanced degree,” said Sen especially from Arizona State University’s Fulton Schools of Engineering including graduates from Arizona’s community colleges The massive TSMC project already is attracting suppliers and other businesses to the Phoenix area The hope among economic-development officials is that a tech-focused Silicon Desert region will develop much like Silicon Valley became a cluster of software computer and chipmaking companies in and around San Jose Metro Phoenix already has semiconductor fabs including those operated by two locally based along with the massive expansion of Intel’s campus in Chandler The ability to develop a cluster of tech-related companies and thereby shorten supply chains that were strained during the COVID-19 pandemic is a major benefit of landing the TSMC project in Phoenix Related:Fueled by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, developer buys state land to build in Deer Valley predicted at least 40 supply companies will locate nearby President Biden cited a KORE Power facility in Buckeye as an example The company will make lithium-ion battery cells there But he also cited a small trucking business run by an African American woman and a cleaning service owned by a former Latino farmworker as signs that the economic benefits will spread widely “We’re building an economy that doesn’t leave anyone behind,” Biden said TSMC expects to produce 600,000 semiconductor wafers annually using the most advanced industrial processes in the U.S shiny disks from which individual semiconductors Semiconductors are what power finished products such as computers The first fab will start producing four-nanometer chips in 2024 The second fab will follow with smaller and even more advanced three-nanometer chips starting in 2026 Those 600,000 or so wafers will generate annual revenue of around $10 billion In addition to the 4,500 or so direct TSMC jobs and the 21,000 construction positions TSMC expects that suppliers located in the region will hire another 13,000 people A projection by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council estimates $770 million in direct tax revenue and $134 million in indirect tax revenue will flow to the state government over an 11-year period It also projects the generation of more than $6 billion in personal income over that period Read more:What Joe Biden, other dignitaries saw on Taiwan Semiconductor factory tour in Phoenix complex and thirsty factories in the desert presents challenges and raises concerns but TSMC said it is making sustainability a priority The company said it anticipates minimal waste of energy or water and little in the way of airborne emissions “This fab will be the greenest fab in the United States,” Liu said it will feature an on-site industrial water reclamation plant solar panels will go up in the fab's parking lots next year providing shade for employee vehicles and enough electricity to power more than 2,700 homes The company hopes to recycle nearly all water and it aims to reclaim more than 900,000 gallons of sulfuric acid an industrial chemical that is used to clean and etch semiconductors Reach the writer at russ.wiles@arizonarepublic.com Plans for the completion of Dove Valley Park (DVP) have been unanimously approved by South Derbyshire District Council The approved development will transform an area of land adjacent to Dove Valley Park into a thriving centre of employment creating local jobs and bringing economic benefits to Derbyshire It will complete the overall development of the business park at Dove Valley Park forming the eastern part of the major 200-acre employment site on the A50 in South Derbyshire The detailed planning consent will allow immediate development with the existing infrastructure of Dove Valley Park already in place to extend into the site the 35-acre site will create over 700,000 sq ft of employment space for B2 and B8 uses Four units of varying sizes will be created to meet market demand for quality industrial space along with the necessary associated hard and soft landscaping a new Innovation Centre will be developed to serve as a central hub for all businesses in the local vicinity The Innovation Centre is designed to bring people together and provide space for gatherings There will also be a café/restaurant and amenity space The Innovation Centre will serve as a place for start-up businesses and has been developed in consultation with the University of Derby our detailed planning application for the final phase of development at Dove Valley Park was unanimously approved at committee and an opportunity for start-up businesses at the thriving business park We are delighted to be able to press on with construction which will see Dove Valley Park fully developed We are aiming to start works on-site before the end of the year.” a new bus route will be created to provide essential public transport links from Derby city centre directly to Dove Valley Park This will complement the existing bus route from Uttoxeter to the business park with timings amended to match employee shift patterns on-site Senior Land and Planning Surveyor at Clowes Developments “We have worked closely with both South Derbyshire District Council and Derbyshire County Council to research existing routes This also included canvassing the opinions of current occupiers on the existing service to DVP and how it could be improved to meet the needs of its users Dove Valley Park Limited has been able to identify the necessary requirements to help grow and develop the existing service The service will include additional stops through Derby city meaning DVP will become even more accessible to current and future occupiers and their employees.” which is attached to the new Field House and opens to the public Saturday —** In addition to the Denver Broncos' Field House opening for practice this week at Dove Valley the new team store opened to the public Saturday at 10 a.m for merchandise sales and a look inside at the team's field house the store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m Parking is available in front (on the south side) of the new structure women's and children's apparel along with novelty items "You kind of wait your whole life to just hear you name called," Robinson said I wanted to prove to myself that I could do it I always had the confidence and the support behind me to know I could." Combined with an active free agency period Denver has added a slew of talent to its roster as the team looks to build on a playoff berth from a season ago El Draft de la NFL 2025 en Green Bay ya es parte de la historia un evento en el que la atención se enfocó en la estrategia de los Denver Broncos para conformar la Clase 2025