Corina Vanek is a reporter for The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com, with a focus on local news in the Phoenix, Arizona area. She covers a wide range of topics including real estate development, business, and community events. Corina is a graduate of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.
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Phoenix, Arizona, United States (Local)
Corina's reporting focuses on local news and development projects in the Phoenix area, encompassing real estate, business, transportation, and food & beverage industries. She frequently covers government announcements related to local city councils as well as private sector press releases.
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The resort has permission to reach up to 1,100 hotel rooms, but the resort's owner said the move gives them flexibility to move at their own pace.
By: Corina Vanek
A Phoenix developer and a mall operator can move ahead with developing a tower on the parking lot of the Biltmore Fashion Park.
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic LG Energy Solution is temporarily putting development of one phase of its Queen Creek plant on hold, while moving forward with the other phase.
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic A former office building in midtown Phoenix that once housed the Drug Enforcement Agency is beginning a second life as an apartment complex after a conversion that took about 18 months of construction.
By: Corina Vanek
SaharaBets is halting operations. Mobile betting apps in Arizona either must be affiliated with a tribe or a pro sports team to operate legally.
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic A former Four Points Sheraton hotel in the Ahwatukee area will become an apartment complex, with the early phases of construction already underway.
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic Fry's Food Store operates the most grocery stores in the Phoenix metro, and stands to grow its footprint as Ohio-based
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic Going to the grocery store can be a chore, but a supermarket that feels familiar and stocks all your favorites can make the necessity much more enjoyable.
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic Developers will raze an apartment complex in northern Tempe and build a new, taller one, following a unanimous approval by the city council late last month over the objections of existing tenants.
By: Corina Vanek
Arizona Republic A $100 million development that will include a hotel, shops and restaurants began construction in Gilbert, with the first phase planned to open in late 2025.
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