ASU lands $15M DOE grant for algae test bed project
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona State University will lead a consortium of public and private groups on a $15 million grant from the
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona State University will lead a consortium of public and private groups on a $15 million grant from the
copperarea.com The punch list has been punched. The touch-up paint has dried. The installed glass has been shined with shiny glass cleaner. And the new
Republic Media Senior Vice President Randy Lovely, ASU Journalism Professor Tim McGuire, and KPHO CBS 5 General Manager Ed Munson Jr. talk about the future
By Nick R. Martin TPM Muckraker Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has bailed on a Republican congressional candidate who landed in hot water last month after
Daily Mail Reporter (UK) Taylor Swift broke down as she performed her chart-topping new single ‘Ronan’ on Friday night. But even more emotional was the
Follow Court Rich on twitter Industry fears potential loss of accelerated depreciation as byproduct of tax reform talks no matter the party in charge. #solar
By Lisa Halverstadt and Cecilia Chan The Republic | azcentral.com A U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on Tuesday will allow the Tohono O’odham Nation
“Arizona and Mexico are strong economic partners and fortifying economic ties with Mexico is critical in both improving the State’s economy and creating jobs for
Planning ‘paradise’ — 23,000 acres to allocate By Shelley Gillespie copanews.com In workshops and surveys conducted over multiple years, when residents were asked why they
By Lindsay Morris Power Engineering The opening session on Solar Power International 2012 kicked off on Monday with a “Newlywed Game”-style “gameshow” among six industry
Businesses will be involved in design of rules and fees By Michelle Ye Hee Lee The Arizona Republic Maricopa County soon will step up the
Deadline passes on Pinal race expenses By Lindsey Collom The Arizona Republic Authorities say a self-styled border-sheriffs group that took steps to legitimize its support
There have been questions about the program’s effectiveness By Bob Ortega The Arizona Republic The U.S. government has temporarily stopped a voluntary repatriation program to
By Jim Seckler Mohave Valley Daily News A federal judge ruled against two Golden Valley men who filed civil complaints two years ago against
By Corey Rangel ABC 15 Several horses at a popular Valley stable have come under attack after being shot or burned with chemicals. Four horses
CopperArea.com FLORENCE – For those who wonder if their vote really counts, wonder no more. The Congressional District 4 Democrat race was so close on
Ronan Thompson Foundation Phoenix woman’s blog on son’s death inspired Taylor Swift By Ed Masley The Arizona Republic Maya Thompson didn’t know she was
By Kristena Hansen Phoenix Business Journal Rebounding home prices and low inventory of existing homes in the first half of this year has pushed Phoenix-area
By Parker Leavitt The Arizona Republic For the first time in four years, a Gilbert mayor is on the League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Rose Law Group Gripe of the Week A group of teenage girls with iPhones is riding in a car. They are “communicating,” but not talking.
By Craig Harris The Arizona Republic John MacDonald, an ex-Fiesta Bowl lobbyist, has entered into a plea agreement with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office under
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona finally placed ahead of New Jersey in terms of solar installations in the second quarter as utility-scale operations
Overseas suppliers trounce U.S. panel makers, but installations soaring By Ryan Tracy and Cassandra Sweet The Wall Street Journal The solar-power business is expanding quickly
Arizona 1 yr. home price change: +16.6 percent By Douglas A. McIntyre NBC News The housing market is showing signs of a recovery, albeit a
The Arizona Republic A second try at nailing down plans for a housing development near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport has been worth the wait. The Mesa
Proponent says immigrants ‘contribute heavily to the economy’ where they live, a fact he says is ignored by proponents of deportation policies By Khara Persad
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Phoenix Country Day School.) By Paradise Valley Independent Phoenix County Day School has plans for major renovations to the campus including improvements
By Phoenix New Times A year-long saga over who will manage Arizona’s beloved Salt River wild horses has ended. The horses will remain under the care
By Julia Rodgers | National Law Review In light of MacKenzie Scott’s reported $7.2 billion in philanthropic donations in 2025, taking her total lifetime giving