Fired agency director gives up his lawsuit against the state
In this Oct. 22, 2015, photo, former Department of Economic Security director Tim Jeffries stands outside his former office, adorned with a “Director J :)”
In this Oct. 22, 2015, photo, former Department of Economic Security director Tim Jeffries stands outside his former office, adorned with a “Director J :)”
Hiral Tipirneni (left) and Tiffany Shedd By Ronald J. Hansen | Arizona Republic Democrats already hold a 5-4 majority of Arizona’s seats in the U.S.
Kelly’s Merchant Marine Academy yearbook /Jessica McDonald/FactCheck.org By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times U.S. Senate hopeful Mark Kelly is going
The drugs are usually tightly compressed ‘bricks’ or ‘bales’/dea.gov By David Hudnall | Phooenix New Times Just as Phoenix New Times currently has marijuana-related staffing needs, so,
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal At a time when existing home inventory is near an all-time low, Phoenix home prices continue to rise
Photo via Arizona NORML Facebook Jonathan Udell says the legalization of cannabis under the Smart and Safe Arizona Act would create jobs, spur economic development,
By Builder The latest results for the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices for August show that home prices continue to increase at a modest rate across
By Magazine Realtor Homeowners are watching their home values climb significantly this year, and prices are expected to continue to appreciate over the next decade.
Credit: Biltform Architecture/City of Chandler By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX The city recently heard and approved a request to amend the existing Planned Area Development zoning
By AZRE | Via AZ Big Media Sky Plus Hotels, an affiliate of SkyBridge Arizona, today announced the development of a newdual brand Wingate/Hawthorn Suites
By Chamber Business News Leaders from chambers of commerce across Arizona came together Monday night in a “tele-townhall” conducted via video conference to hear from
Mayor Regina Romero/KVOA screengrab KVOA-TV A group of Tucsonans hoping to recall Mayor Regina Romero got word from the city Tuesday that the campaign can
By Kaci DeMarest | KTAR The Arizona Department of Health Services updated the recommended guidelines for schools deciding which model to deliver instruction amid the
By Ann Siner | Phoenix Business Journal It’s hard to describe how brutal the past many months have been on Arizona businesses, and so many
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The town of Gilbert is looking at a new logo and branding campaign. The Gilbert Town Council will be presented and briefed on the logo and brand at
By Mara Knaub | Yuma Sun As the economic divide between the urban and rural areas of the state grows, Yuma officials invited a Phoenix
By Jason Stone | Surprise Independent If you believe the polls, recreational marijuana is on its way to becoming legalized in Arizona, thanks to Proposition 207. That means Surprise residents without
By John Gutekunst | Parker Pioneer The Parker Town Council approved an ordinance regarding recreational use of marijuana at their Oct. 20 Meeting. Town Manager Lori Wedemeyer
By Kim Slowey | Construction Dive From aging dams and deteriorating tunnels to deficient bridges and lead-filled drinking water lines, the U.S. has plenty of
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Lennar.) Photo via Mauricio Criado/Lennar By Builder Online Effective on Dec. 31, Lennar co-CEO and president Jon Jaffe will retire. Following
Photo via City of Mesa By Mesa Independent The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board voted to recommend the city council approve the rezoning of the
By Tim Higgins | The Wall Street Journal If things weren’t already frothy enough around AI, now the excitement is headed toward the Moon—literally. The