By Phil Riske | Managing Editor, Rose Law Group Report The state Senate is not all atwitter over a bill dealing with social media in
By Jeff Spross | Climate Progress The Department of Energy’s Loan Guarantee Program was started in 2005 under the Bush Administration, but ramped up thanks
10. “Sure, I’ll have a sandwich” 9. “Is the second date too early for a French dip?” 8. “Honestly, screw wraps” 7. “Is America ready
By Cindy Barks | The Daily Courier Throughout much of its existence, the Prescott Valley Convention and Event Center has been embroiled in a mammoth
By Diane E. Brown, executive director Arizona PIRG Education Fund San Tan Valley.com While spring has sprung, here in the Valley it is beginning to
The Town of Florence will holding two neighborhood meetings to discuss the town’s plans to annex approximately 3,742 acres contiguous to the current Florence corporate
By Susan Randall | Casa Grande Dispatch The death of Central Arizona College Governing Board President Linda Yarrington on Sunday of complications from cancer means
A landmark immigration bill in the Senate is facing a critical trial- whether it can survive hundreds of amendments from the left and right and
“I don’t have all the information, but I think she is guilty.” ~ Gov. Jan Brewer about murder defendant Jodi Arias
By Becky Pallack | Arizona Daily Star Pima County won a new state permit that could help ring in a building boom on the northwest
By Ray Stern | Phoenix New Times Abengoa, the Spanish renewable-energy giant, will build a $110 million garbage-to-electricity plant in Glendale for Chicao’s VIESTE Energy,
By J. Tozer for Department of Defense What is better than a warm blanket on a cold night? How about a blanket that can produce
By Randy Hill | Fox Sports Much like the NBA prospects he’s been evaluating, Ryan McDonough will be making his own transition to the next
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Gilbert and Mesa are the two East Valley communities that made the short list for Grand Canyon University’s
By Kent Hoover | Washington Business Journal A federal appeals court ruled the National Labor Relations Board can’t force businesses to display posters informing their
Gov. Jan Brewer and the CEO of GoDaddy said the Scottsdale-based web-hosting company is building a new technology center at Arizona State University’s research park
By Adam Gaub | Casa Grande Dispatch A pair of contracts with the U.S. Marshals Service permit that agency to stash prisoners at the Pinal
A federal judge says the Tohono O’odham Nation’s plan to build a casino on the edge of Glendale doesn’t violate the state’s gambling laws, AP
Highlighting news and images in Arizona—via tweets. By Mike Saucier @MikeTheSauce The Solar Impulse landed in Arizona—the country’s #2 solar-powered state, AZ bigwigs head to
TIME A new book by a former litigator at Kirkland & Ellis, one of the nation’s largest law firms, has delivered a frisson to the
By Jonathan Thompson | High Country News There may be no better place on the planet to generate solar electricity than Arizona. The entire state
10. Rice thrown at a Kardashian wedding 9. Autographed photo of Brad Pitt’s accountant 8. Any Lance Armstrong memorabilia 7. Auctioneer’s half-finished lunch 6. Bible
By Lisa Mascaro | Los Angeles Time A conservative think tank said Monday that immigration reform would be costly to taxpayers — the latest in
By Floyd Norris | The New York Times Bank of America and MBIA, the troubled bond insurer, have reached a $1.7 billion agreement to settle
By Jan Lovett | The New York Times The California Supreme Court on Monday upheld the right of local governments to ban medical marijuana dispensaries.
By Kyle Daly | InMaricopa.com Maricopa’s 194 full-time employees, including police officers and firefighters, could see a little extra cash coming their way. The city
By Daniel Leddy | Staten Island Advance On those relatively rare occasions when the New York Court of Appeals decides a case involving child custody
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By Philip Haldiman | Daily Independent Halo Vista, whose developers envision as a “city within a city” that establishes a hub for science and innovation
By Tuscon.com The University of Arizona will undertake a $250 million project of building a new 19-story student dormitory on the northwest corner of Speedway
By Arizona Agenda During an uncharacteristically gloomy afternoon at the Arizona Capitol this week, House Speaker Steve Montenegro battled gusts of wind that sent his