Ducey seeks to limit records access in casino fight
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times Gov. Doug Ducey wants a federal judge to block — or at least narrow — efforts
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times Gov. Doug Ducey wants a federal judge to block — or at least narrow — efforts
Cities and Towns 6/21 City of Phoenix Council Neighborhoods, Housing Development 6/21 City of Phoenix Council Policy Session 6/22 City of Phoenix Formal Meeting 6/21
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal It’s not quite KITT from “Knight Rider” but a Valley tech company has debuted the first self-driving vehicle that can talk
RealtorMag For home buyers financing a home purchase, they should expect about 45 days to close, according to the latest Origination Insight Report from Ellie
By Brenna Goth The Republic | azcentral.com The “Psycho” building, one of the downtown Phoenix landmarks that made a cameo in the Alfred Hitchcock thriller, could be
Utah looking for link between San Juan River, Lake Powell water quality and Gold King Mine spill L.A. power plants may burn dirty diesel fuel
By Jonathan Udell | Law Clerk at Rose Law Group Last March, news broke that a lawyer in the Phoenix area planned to file thousands
By Terrance Thornton | Paradise Valley Independent This week’s question-and-answer offering seeks to better understand what Paradise Valley candidates believe to be the biggest threat
Forbes Investors face a conundrum in today’s market: Low interest rates are making fixed-income products less attractive, while broader equities continue to be volatile amid
By Philip Rucker | The Washington Post Donald Trump’s presidential campaign often draws comparisons to the 1964 White House bid of Barry Goldwater — a
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By Lucia Mutikani | Reuters U.S. housing starts slipped in May as the construction of multi-family housing units dropped, but further gains in building permits
By Jann Swanson | Mortgage News Daily There was a flicker of life this month in the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing
By Sonja Haller | The Republic Chandler homeowners and social-service agencies scored in the budget for next fiscal year. Chandler adopted a $971 million budget
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/YourWestValley.com Arizona’s jobless rate ticked up in May for the second month in a row. But the state official
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By Canary Media Form Energy invented a novel iron-air battery to store clean energy for much longer timeframes than conventional lithium-ion batteries can. The startup is still constructing its
Photo via the City of Queen Creek “Water costs will continue to rise. Municipalities need the flexibility to respond to rising costs driven by our diminishing
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents NuCube.) NuCube Energy, Inc. today announced that it has secured $13 million in funding to deploy next-generation nuclear technology in