Lake Local is making structural upgrades, and adding new steps and handrails to the visitor side bleachers at Blue Streak ...

The City of Tucson told Project Blue to take its business elsewhere; so, where might elsewhere be? You can not rule out ...

In the end, Project Blue died in Tucson from lack of trust, says the councilwoman in whose district its two planned ...

Pima County supervisors narrowly approved the Project Blue data center proposal in June. This month, Mayor Regina Romero and the Tucson City Council were set to decide whether to take the plan to the ...

The Tucson City Council voted unanimously to kill Project Blue, a large data center proposed for land near I-10 and Houghton. Council members cited public opposition to the proposal, and concerns ...

One of the biggest talking points surrounding the controversial proposed data center, Project Blue, was the 3000 construction jobs it was set to create in the city of Tucson.

The second informational meeting about Project Blue, a proposed data center in Tucson, drew about 300 people, many of which were protestors and union members.

Allen told News 4 Tucson Project Blue “would be hard pressed” to find enough water in the county without Tucson. "Data centers just simply don't make sense here in the arid desert,” Allen said.

The draft development agreement estimates Project Blue will consume approximately 1,910 acre-feet per year of water for its two sites, equating to about 6 percent of Tucson’s reclaimed water ...