Former Phoenix Mayor John Driggs dies at 87
By Russ Wiles | The Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix wouldn’t look quite the way it does without John Driggs. The two-term mayor, who remained committed
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By Russ Wiles | The Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix wouldn’t look quite the way it does without John Driggs. The two-term mayor, who remained committed
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times A veteran state lawmaker is pushing his colleagues to triple the wages of some Arizonans. But
Mike Sunnucks Senior Reporter | Phoenix Business Journal Tempe-based Chamberlain Development LLC has bought a 10.5-acre property off Loop 202 in Chandler for $3.2 million
Mike Sunnucks Senior Reporter | Phoenix Business Journal Scottsdale-based DMB Associates Inc. — one of Arizona’s most powerful real estate developers — will host a post-election fundraiser
By Lisa Dawson | Solitary Watch The Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) has opened a new facility with 500 maximum-security prison beds in the Rast
Lawmakers clashed on Wednesday over contentious provisions inserted into a $1.1 trillion spending bill, casting some doubt over whether Congress will be able to pass
By Felicia Fonseca | AP U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar’s reference to American Indians as “wards of the federal government” has struck a harsh chord with
The New York Times (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) A bold stride in the popular campaign to legalize marijuana —
By Phil Keisling and Sam Reed | Governing In early November 1956, a young state senator named Monroe Sweetland was locked in a tight election
By Henry Brean | Las Vegas Review-Journal The “Eagle has landed” moment came at the start of Wednesday’s Southern Nevada Water Authority board meeting, when
Only one deal closed Wednesday 12/10/14 in Maricopa County over $5 million according to the Maricopa County Recorder. The Rose Law Group Reporter has not
By Joey Chenowith | Coolidge Examiner About a year ago, the Coolidge City Council agreed to take on more risk with the way the city
By Evan Wyloge | Arizona Capitol Times The group representing Arizona’s rooftop solar industry has agreed with the state’s utility consumer advocacy office to offer
Baby born mid-flight on Southwest Airlines jet bound for Phoenix Questions: Where will be the place of birth on the birth certificate? Where will the
“[A] most precious natural resource to be preserved for our children and grandchildren, who will be able to see them for generations to come.” ~
By Brenna Goth | The Republic | azcentral.com Three young chestnut, black and chocolate-colored stallions from the wild herd that roams the forest here spent
By Erica Martinson | POLITICO The Obama administration is on the verge of missing its January deadline for finishing a landmark regulation in the president’s
By Scott Wong | The Hill (Editor’s note: Officials estimate 90,000 immigrants in Arizona are affected by President Obama’s executive order.) Even if Republicans shut
By Phil Riske AZ Sourcing President and Chief Operating Officer Jeremy Schoenfelder resigned last week, reports the Casa Grande Dispatch. AZ Sourcing is the parent
Kenneth R. Harney | Los Angeles Times When it comes to buying a house, are you in the “no way I could possibly qualify” category?
Kay Bell | Fox Business Homeownership offers many tax breaks, but to maximize them, you need to make some moves by Dec. 31. Start with
Daniel Kurt | Investopedia Not long ago, FHA home loans were something of a niche product that appealed mostly to low-income buyers. But when the housing bubble
Catherine Reagor, The Republic | azcentral.com A Los Angeles investor has paid $58.6 million for the Desert Ridge Corporate Center, near the Loop 101 and
Eric Jay Toll | Phoenix Business Journal Solar on a home not only saves energy, but added a 30 percent price premium in November, according
By Brian Wright | Maricopa Monitor It’s hardly an ideal time for the City of Maricopa to pay off a large outstanding debt, but that’s
Jeff Harrington | Tampa Bay Times Three Florida metros are among the top 10 markets likely to see an influx of baby boomer home
Our Dec. 3 story with the headline “Pay no attention to ‘Time’s’ Person of the Year” was published a week prior to Time naming people
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Welcome to the April 2024 Pinal County Economic & Workforce Development Update! I hope you are enjoying our beautiful weather and taking advantage of the many great outdoor activities our region has
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Rose Law Group and firm Intellectual Property & Artificial Intelligence Department Chair Paul Coble urge businesses across all industries to assemble their AI team By AZ
By InBusiness Phoenix Innovative Scottsdale-based Rose Law Group, a full-service law firm that prides itself on hyper-responsiveness to clients’ needs urges Arizona business owners and leaders to take serious care with their company’s AI use. Weekly clients are seeking advice
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