Coconino residents hope House bill can fix decades-old property snafu
By Michelle Peirano | Cronkite News Esther Stewart sat down this week and wrote a check to the federal government, to pay property tax on
By Michelle Peirano | Cronkite News Esther Stewart sat down this week and wrote a check to the federal government, to pay property tax on
By Andrew Rafferty | NBC News Coloradans may be able to legally smoke pot now — but lighting up a joint, even off the clock,
10. Your nickname is Mr. Groin Pull 9. Your helmet is on backwards 8. It takes you 45 minutes to do a sit-up 7. You
Solar Industry The North Carolina General Assembly’s Public Utilities and Energy Committee on Wednesday voted down H.B.298, legislation that would have repealed the state’s Renewable
By Jessica Goad | Climate Progress Here’s another example of how “the score card shows that the industry is winning,” as the NY Times put
By Byron Schlomach | Goldwater Institute More than six years ago, the Union Pacific Railroad (UP) expressed interest in buying some state trust land north
Cities/Towns: Town of Camp Verde Town Council Regular Meeting Agenda Town of Cave Creek Town Planning and Zoning Commission Agenda Town of Gilbert Town Council
Rose Law Group’s, Jordan Rose, has been appearing on CNN’s HLN Jane Velez-Mitchell show throughout the course of the Jodi Arias murder trial and providing
Phoenix/Gilbert/Queen Creek/Goodyear – Five Valley builders have paid a combined $19.576 million to purchase 415 lots located across the Valley. The cash deals show that
By Mary Orndorff Troyan | Gannett Washington Bureau House Republicans will begin pursuing their own path to immigration reform this week, with proposals to provide
KVOA-TV Home prices in Pinal County are going up. The average sale price for a residential property in Pinal County rose 22.5 percent in the
By Stephen Lacey Greentech Media Let’s start out with a fact: the free market for energy is a myth. Every country uses subsidies in some
By Brian Wright | Casa Grande Dispatch Pinal County supervisors ignored a recommendation from the county attorney Wednesday and approved a special use permit for
By Carolyn Dryer | The Peoria Times Councilmember and Vice Mayor Tony Rivero has been working on the upcoming Cinco de Mayo event since December.
By Zack Colman | The Hill A bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers revived legislation Wednesday that aims to spur renewable energy investment through a federal
10. “Should I run this by my wife?” 9. “Will I have to connect through Atlanta?” 8. “How’s the cell phone coverage?” 7. “Should I
By Michelle Peirano | Cronkite News WASHINGTON – A delegation of Arizona state and local officials came to Washington Wednesday to press for comprehensive immigration
By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star A second crane has moved in on North Park Avenue near the University of Arizona as construction begins
By Shelley Ridenour | Casa Grande Dispatch Also: Lawmakers OK pot research at state universities States Push to Get the Most Out of Marijuana Taxes
By Kayne Crison | Arizona City Independent Supervisor Anthony Smith was in Arizona City last week Tuesday where he not only met with local residents
By Lindsey Gemme | Eloy Enterprise Last week, city staff members and area business owners got a much-coveted update on PhoenixMart project at last Thursday’s
By Scott Smith, Mesa mayor | Special to KTAR.com As a mayor, I’ve been fortunate to learn many new things. One thing I didn’t expect
The Arizona House has given final approval to a bill requiring landlords to notify tenants when their property enters foreclosure, AP reports. House Bill 2281
By Terrance Thornton | Independent Newsmedia The Scottsdale Desert Discovery Center Phase III Feasibility Committee is expected by May 8 to craft a series of
By Betty Reid | The Arizona Republic Phoenix officials want to update the city’s building code to accommodate for such issues as installing solar-shade structures
By Rebekah L. Sanders | The Arizona Republic Martha McSally, the up-and-comer candidate and retired Air Force pilot who nearly beat U.S. Rep. Ron Barber
By Philip Haldiman | The Arizona Republic The results in last month’s primary for the Cave Creek Town Council seem to show that those candidates
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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