University of Phoenix investors OK sale to private backers
By Ronald J Hansen | The Republic After nearly 22 years as a publicly traded company, shareholders of the parent to the University of Phoenix approved a $1.14
By Ronald J Hansen | The Republic After nearly 22 years as a publicly traded company, shareholders of the parent to the University of Phoenix approved a $1.14
By Paul Giblin | The Republic Two of metropolitan Phoenix’s largest tribes resigned from a state coalition of American Indian tribes Friday, charging that the
By Jeremy Duda | Arizona Capitol Times A planned citizen referendum to reverse legislation that would make it easier to spend dark money in
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times The question of whether 30,000 children of the working poor get health care is now up
By Robby Gal | Coolidge Examiner Bob Flatley died Tuesday after battling cancer for several months. News started to trickle in from friends, family and
Pinal judge relinquishing control taken amid problems By Brian Wright | TriValley Central The reign of Justice of the Peace and City Magistrate Scott Sulley
Cities and Towns 5/10 City of Apache Junction Planning and Zoning Meeting Agenda 5/9 Town of Carefree Planning and Zoning Meeting Agenda 5/9 City of
By Richard Smith | Surprise Today The Surprise City Council has agreed to negotiate a settlement agreement with downtown landowner Surprise Center Development Corporation after
By Surprise Independent The Surprise City Council has opted for a new funding mechanism that would allow the city to add 22 full-time public safety
Senate Budget Hike for Wind Energy A yes vote was to increase funding for wind-energy research. The Senate on April 26 voted, 54 for and
By James B. Stewart | The New York Times Facebook reported dazzling first quarter results last week: Net income nearly tripled to $1.5 billion, and
By Gary Grado | Arizona Capitol Times In approving the fiscal-year 2017 state budget May 4, lawmakers swept funds dedicated for combating auto theft and
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times Thwarted in earlier attempts, Republican supporters of a program to provide health insurance to the children
Arizona Capitol Times Lawmakers like to say that a budget is a reflection of values. But it’s also a collection of policies, some of which
By Brandon Loomis | The Arizona Republic Several Arizona water experts are calling on Gov. Doug Ducey to veto legislation, passed this week, that they
By Mary Jo Pitzl | The Republic A controversial development bill came down to the wire for a final vote in the Arizona Legislature; it’s
By Darrell Jackson | The Glendale Star Glendale continues its growth as the city council approved four new projects during the April 26 council meeting
By Maria Polletta | The Republic Preliminary construction work on the next leg of Mesa’s light-rail line could begin as soon as August, according to
(Editor’s note: News releases are published unedited, unless they contain factual errors.) TEMPE, Ariz. (May 5, 2016) — Vancouver, British Columbia-based Macdonald Development Corporation (MDC) is
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As federal money for housing runs dry, Arizona cities are bracing for the release of migrants onto the streets. Morgan Loew Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs
Saint Solar Energy Storage II Unveiling Courtesy of NextEra Energy Resources. SRP and NextEra Energy Resources, LLC have officially commissioned a 100-megawatt (MW) battery energy
Hannah Bassett Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting March 14, 2024 In the 10 months since Arizona officials announced an investigation into massive Medicaid billing fraud,
WOMEN POWEREDTHE CHOICES THAT DEFINE LEADERSThursday, April 4, 2024Phoenix Art Museum Join PhxArt this April for Women Powered: The Choices That Define Leaders, a two-part
By Michael DePeau-Wilson, Enterprise & Investigative Writer, MedPage Most physicians have negative views of private equity involvement in healthcare, according to a survey of internal medicine
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