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By Stephanie Francis Ward American Bar Association In the past year there’s been an increase in lawyers’ social media use, according to the 2012 ABA
By Stephanie Francis Ward American Bar Association In the past year there’s been an increase in lawyers’ social media use, according to the 2012 ABA
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Rachell Chuirazzi brought in her baby, Dexter, to visit with RLG!
Part of NHL negotiations are the state of some financially troubled franchises, including the Coyotes By Mike Sunnucks Phoenix Business Journal A Glendale mayoral candidate
The Associated Press The nation’s economy looked more resilient on Wednesday after reports that factories produced more goods in July and that homebuilders grew more
By Gary Thomas AZocleantech.com ATK Space Systems and Deployable Space Systems have been chosen for contract negotiation by NASA’s Space Technology Program for the development
Bill Gates puts money on solar toilet program By Bill Rigby The Associated Press Bill Gates is betting the toilet of the future for the
By Ellen M. Gilmer E&E Publishing Townships in the midst of a legal challenge over thorny provisions in Pennsylvania’s oil and gas law breathed a
Sheriff Larry Dever said Southwest Border Sheriffs ‘co-opted our badges and symbols and put it on their releases and made it sound and look like
By Michelle Reese TribuneEast Valley Tribune New pencils, new backpacks, new faces: May the school year begin. As students across the East Valley took their
By Teresa Genaro The Horse.com This year’s Albany Law School Institute on Racing and Gaming Law devoted a full day to matters of equine health,
Mailer evokes strong reactions from Gilbert residents, who said the mention of faith was out of bounds By Parker Leavitt The Arizona Republic Acting under
“Streets are deserted, even in the city’s downtown business district. People walk at a pace somewhere between a stroll and a quickstep — not
Rose Law Group Reporter Gripe of the Week When your editor was a frat rat, we coined the phrase “That’s close,” which really meant far,
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services/East Valley Tribune Saying they’re still not here legally, Gov. Jan Brewer today moved to deny benefits and even driver’s
Investor loses $100,000 in Tempe medical marijuana bid By Dianna M. Náñez The Arizona Republic Will Schreiber was sure the payoff for opening a medical-marijuana
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal First Solar Inc. has opened a subsidiary in Thailand, hoping to capitalize on a growing desire for
President Obama promotes wind energy in Iowa while Mitt Romney defends the coal industry before a group of miners in Ohio By Christi Parsons
Leading solar company’s founder moves aside amidst mounting debt and fraud allegations By Eric Wesoff greentechmedia.com Suntech was the world’s number one solar manufacturer
In Maricopa, 50 of the 267 single-family home sales in June were short sales, with a median sale price of $94,500, but with the expiration
By Lisa Halverstadt The Arizona Republic Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett is backing a group that aims to reverse Glendale’s sales-tax hike. The
By Joey Chenoweth Coolidge Examiner After meeting with the Planning and Zoning Committee on Wednesday, Alton Bruce, the city’s growth management director, brought a
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services/East Valley Tribune Members of the Independent Redistricting Commission want a federal judge to rule that state lawmakers are
Republican Rep. Peter King of New York credits the Democratic secretary with strengthening cybersecurity efforts, improving intelligence sharing among government agencies and helping
By Cyndy Cole Arizona Daily Sun Consumer advocate Ralph Nader, law professors, tribal groups and conservationists are asking a federal appeals court to
By Parker Leavitt The Arizona Republic Like a boxer staggering into the 12th round of a heavyweight fight, the Gilbert Town Council’s new ethics
Record temps continue By Fernando Santos PHOENIX — Hot is a relative term for people used to the scorching summer weather in this city built
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By Ashley Murray | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — The $1,776 “warrior dividend” checks President Donald Trump announced during Wednesday’s prime-time address will come from basic
By Kylie Werner | KTAR News PHOENIX — Although Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs holds the state’s record for the most bills vetoed in a legislative
By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Everyone’s favorite animated yellow sponge returns to the big screen with all his friends for another adventure