Arizona medical marijuana drawings use bingo balls The Associated Press Arizona officials used a bingo machine with sets of numbered air-blown balls Tuesday as they
Decision day today for medical-pot dispensaries By Jim Cross KTAR The future comes down to a powerball-style lottery. The lottery to select 99 medical marijuana
And why is corn ethanol getting more money than wind and solar? By Jeff St. John greentechmedia The latest reminder of the unfairness of life
Administration officials say the rules are needed to address legitimate concerns related to protecting drinking water and air quality By Mike Soraghan E&E Publishing A
By Samantha Bare Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Federal officials said Wednesday they will review whether two plants near the proposed Rosemont Copper mine are threatened,
With or without Coyotes, taxpayers will pay millions By Lisa Halverstadt The Arizona Republic Two months after Glendale officials voted to spend $324 million over
By John Yantis The Arizona Republic The Buckeye Town Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to adopt new boundaries for six voting districts that officials expect
Former Clinton aide, 2 former legislators seek primary nomination By Rebekah L. Sanders The Arizona Republic Democratic candidates in District 9 – From left- David
By Christina Sampson InMaricopa.com A city plan to erect a Verizon cellphone tower at Pacana Park was put on hold Tuesday when two residents from
Inexpensive shale gas adds to power grid’s upheaval as 2 projects are shelved Peter Behr E&E Publishing A decision yesterday to shelve $2 billion high-voltage
By Patrick McNamara Inside Tucson Business At first glance, the hard-fought battle between Marana and Pima County for lasting control over an obscure wastewater treatment
By Bruce Baker Examiner Bristol Palin, to Levi Johnston, is a poor example of a parent. In fact, he wants full custody over their son
SOLON Corporation , one of the largest providers of turnkey solar power plants and photovoltaic (PV) products in the U.S., today announced it has accelerated shipping
Just as we see so many signs of optimism in the Arizona real estate market, we, Terry McDonnell, founder and President of Business Real Estate
By Kristena Hansen Phoenix Business Journal Metro Phoenix may have weathered the worst of the housing crash, but regardless of the market’s erratic behavior, homeowners
While mortgage delinquencies have fallen from their peak two years ago, they remain extremely high By Alan Zibel The Wall Street Journal Rules proposed for
Sonoran Preserve would expand by almost 30 percent By Peter Corbett The Arizona Republic Scottsdale aims to buy nearly $90 million worth of state trust
By Brian Wright TriValley Central When negotiations between the City of Maricopa and the Ak-Chin Indian Community started nearly a year ago regarding growing their
By Kristena Hansen Phoenix Business Journal The huge gains in Phoenix-area home values over the past few months have started to mellow this summer,
The Yavapai County Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday made a few changes to the county’s new Comprehensive Plan before sending it to the
‘We’re not seeing any changes in servicer behavior,’ says Megan Faux, director of the foreclosure prevention project at South Brooklyn Legal Services By Peter
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By Caroline Bologna | Huffington Post For some couples, an election can be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. In the aftermath of the 2024
By William Harwood | CBS News With President-elect Donald Trump and newly-minted efficiency czar Elon Musk looking on, SpaceX launched the world’s most powerful rocket on its sixth test flight Tuesday,
By NBC News New York prosecutors told the judge who presided over Donald Trump’s hush money trial Tuesday that his sentencing should be postponed while the
By Mitchell Koch | AZ Family The frustration with Arizona’s drawn-out elections process is well-known, and one official is hoping to change that. On Monday, Maricopa
“Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy highlights growing challenges and diminishing confidence in the viability of the low-cost airline business model.” -Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and
Phoenix, AZ— Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin of District 2 announced today a series of election administration reforms that will expedite the tabulation of ballots with the goal
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