Open primary measure fails to qualify for Arizona ballot [UPDATE]
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services A move to create an open primary system in Arizona has apparently fallen short. Maricopa County Elections Director Karen
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services A move to create an open primary system in Arizona has apparently fallen short. Maricopa County Elections Director Karen
Shopping malls, houses, municipal buildings, even a lake were put on hold By Lesley Wright The Arizona Republic In the West Valley, large empty fields
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona Public Service Co. is one of 32 companies to sign on to an agreement between the Nuclear Energy
A judge in Tucson has acquitted a former state lawmaker of misdemeanor domestic violence charges just months after he resigned because a House panel recommended
By Ryan Clark Cronkite News The decades of compacts, laws, contracts and regulatory guidelines that are supposed to manage bordering states’ use of the Colorado
Members of the groups said much more detailed study is needed on the mine’s potential effects on air, water, wildlife and the economic welfare of
By Matthew L. Wald The New York Times A federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a federal rule that laid out how much air pollution
A high-stakes game: Will the Supreme Court change its constitutional direction after the next election? By Richard A. Epstein SCOTUSblog The recent announcement that Republican
At least 300 smaller manufacturers have suspended production, and others are producing at below 50 percent of their capacity By Joe Mc Donald BEIJING
The idea grew out of ASU’s need to fix up athletic facilities and stay competitive with other Pac-12 Conference schools, which have spent nearly $1.3
By Jody Shenn and Zachary Tracer Bloomberg NMI Holdings Inc., which raised $550 million in April to open a mortgage insurer, faces a lawsuit from
By Alexander Foote Independent Newsmedia Central Arizona College’s Superstition Mountain Campus is putting the finishing touches on a building that will double the amount of
By Stephen C. Webster The Raw Story A state employee in New Mexico, one of 16 states that allows doctors to recommend marijuana for medical
By Christina Sampson InMaricopa.com The city council was criticized Tuesday for its lack of disciplinary procedures by the attorney investigating a workplace complaint raised by
10. You’re afraid of loud noises, heights, and airplanes (First Lieutenant Maggie Rudolphi) 9. For you, the thrill of flight is the little package of
RLG attorney David Weissman made his seventh appearance Thursday morning, August 23 at 9:00 a.m. on the “On Air Health Care” radio show, hosted by
Judge questions need to ban enforcement of Arizona immigration law’s ‘papers please’ provision John Bouma, representing the state, said all the talk about whether Hispanics
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Lennar.) By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal National homebuilder Lennar is looking to scoop up about 473 acres of state
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Richmond American.) By Phoenix Business Journal Richmond American Homes of Arizona Inc. has opened up its newest West Valley residential development to
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona.) By KTAR News PHOENIX – Goodwill is getting ready for the grand opening of a new thrift