New Mexico court upholds Navajo Nation’s water rights in San Juan Basin
Navajo-Hopi Observer WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – A New Mexico appeals court said the Navajo Nation has water rights in the San Juan River Basin. On
Navajo-Hopi Observer WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – A New Mexico appeals court said the Navajo Nation has water rights in the San Juan River Basin. On
By Steve Shadley | KJZZ One of the largest solar power plants in the world has started producing electricity in the Arizona desert. The Solana
By Jack Fitzpatrick | Cronkite News Service Arizona is the 12th-most energy-efficient state in the nation this year, the same position the state held last
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By Kristena Hansen | Phoenix Business Journal The owner of a local mortgage company has settled a consumer fraud case with Arizona Attorney General Tom
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By Paul Giblin | The Republic | azcentral.com Glendale officials continue to grapple with the effects of a five-year pay freeze for non-union employees. On
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By KTAR.com Good news for fans of easy commutes and bright ideas — midsized cities are full of creative types, too and Tempe is one
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TriValley Central The unofficial census-day enrollment count for the fall 2013 semester at the Maricopa Campus of Central Arizona College has witnessed full-time student equivalencies
(News Release) GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK— For the second time in as many decades, operations to open the Canyon uranium mine six miles south of
By Gary Nelson The Republic Mesa City Council served notice this week that protecting residents’ scenic views is not part of its job description in
According to public record, Ryland Homes closed on a 16.3 acre site named “La Valenciana” on 10/10/13 for $4,263,842 ($60,912 per pre-plat lot / $1,069
By Kyle Daly | InMaricopa.com Former Maricopa Police Chief Patrick Melvin said his background gives him an advantage in public service. Now, with his three
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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
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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