REGIONAL NEWS: At least 24 Utah cities, counties pledge to use renewable energy by 2030
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune More than a quarter of the state’s population could receive power from net-100% renewable energy by 2030
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune More than a quarter of the state’s population could receive power from net-100% renewable energy by 2030
AirForceTimes The New Mexico Environment Department on Thursday assessed the U.S. Air Force a nearly $1.7 million fine for not complying with rules aimed at
By Max Darrow | KSNV) Nevada is now the first state that bans most employers from utilizing pre-employment drug tests for marijuana as a hiring
By Maria Polletta | Arizona Republic In his sixth — and, at 64 minutes, longest ever — State of the State speech Monday, Gov. Doug
By Jim Small | Arizona Mirror Arizona schools would get nearly $1 billion in new funding annually from a tax on the wealthiest Arizonans, under
City, developer say single-family homes are outside of the airport’s prohibitive noise contour By John Aguilar | The Denver Post Aurora has given a green
DRB member desires to be ‘positive voice’ for Scottsdale Scottsdale Independent Tammy Caputi, founder and president of Yale Electric West, a Scottsdale-based wholesale supplier of
Daily Independent Clint Hickman, the newly-elected chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, said county government’s job in the coming year will be to
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The city of Mesa is looking at easing parking requirements for mid and high-rise buildings. The Mesa
By Georgann Yara, Special for Arizona Republic A desire for a change of weather was a big reason Alan Gellman moved from the Buffalo area
Planning can boost the sale price and your personal satisfaction By Rachel Hartman | AARP When he owned the Modern Sixties Wine Lounge in Fort
REALTOR Magazine Couples can bicker when trying to decide on a home to purchase. A certain level of compromise is usually required in finding the
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Mesa City Council will consider extending benchmark dates for a live-work downtown development. The Grid development
By Ron Eland | Sedona Red Rock News A decision on whether or not a proposed housing development receives the green light to move ahead
By Susan Carpenter | The New York Times The cars flow into Los Angeles International Airport in an endless stream, and in this loosely organized
By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX Despite construction employment and activity levels not reaching pre-recession peak levels, 2019 was still a very good year and 2020
By Brian Petersheim | InMaricopa In 2019, the city of Maricopa real estate market finally came to a stable point. For the past 10 years
AZBigMedia As the calendar turns from 2019 to 2020, the folks at Caliber Development are starting to see the fruits of their Opportunity Zone labor
By Alison Steinbach | Arizona Republic Plenty of big ideas have been floated in the past for a swath of mostly vacant desert at the interchange
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Spring Creek Development By Wayne Schutsky | Scottsdale Progress Petitioners seeking to put the Southbridge Two development before voters turned
AZBigMedia While the old adage that experience is the best teacher may be true, it’s never a good idea to underestimate what energy, drive and
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By Justin Matthews | Pinal Post Key Points Casa Grande City Council unanimously approved annexing approximately 1,271 acres on December 1, 2025. The Project Saguaro annexation sits generally between Selma
By AZ Daily Star Amazon Web Services has pulled out of its long-planned role as future operator of the Project Blue data center complex on the Tucson area’s far southeast side, three sources told the Star. Amazon has
By Roland Murphy | AZBEX The Eloy Planning and Zoning Commission met to consider a major General Plan amendment and rezoning for 310 acres, roughly a quarter mile