Artificial intelligence is giving fire officials and APS a chance to better prevent the spread of fires, and protect the ...

Arizona is using AI to detect wildfires more efficiently, partnering with APS to deploy 30 cameras for early warnings and ...

New artificial intelligence (AI) fire-sensing cameras operated by Arizona Public Service (APS) are proactively searching 24/7 for early signs of wildfires in targeted, high fire-risk areas. They. . .

The Arizona Public Service Co., on its website, reported seven outages in metro Phoenix with 468 customers affected, four outages in northwestern Arizona affecting 82 customers, and four outages in ...

Arizona Public Service has installed about half of its planned wildfire detecting cameras across the state, and they’ve ...

Crews are working on restoring power to those left without it due to the weather. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: "Safely and quickly": SRP, APS work on power outages in ...

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a $438,009.33 construction agreement with Arizona Public Service for work on the ...

APS says the cameras will serve as a powerful new tool to help spot wildfires earlier and improve emergency response.

Arizona’s energy future shouldn’t be dictated by utilities whose primary concern is maximizing shareholder profits.

AZ's largest electricity provider gave an update on the possibility of planned outages during extreme fire danger at a recent Flagstaff City Council meeting.

impacting power all around Arizona. Rain was expected to continue through Friday before clearing up late Friday evening. APS senior communications consultant and media relations representative ...