4 projects underway to bring water to south Apache Junction
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Brookfield Residential.) By Richard Dyer | Your Valley The Superstition Area Water Plant owned by Apache Junction Water District is
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Brookfield Residential.) By Richard Dyer | Your Valley The Superstition Area Water Plant owned by Apache Junction Water District is
Photo via Barrett-Jackson Instagram (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Barrett-Jackson.) By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal Headed into the 2022 Arizona Auto Week, the
By Aaron Dorman | Pinal Central SIGNAL PEAK — Housing and industry are coming in fast, but transportation infrastructure is coming slow, according to mayors
Maricopa.gov By Howard Fischer | Capitol News Service The state Court of Appeals has slapped down efforts by the state Senate to withhold about 1,100
By Pinal County Billingsley, who began his career with Pinal County in the mid-nineties, is well known around the County, most recently serving as Town
By Michael Maresh | PinalCentral While both the Coolidge Unified School District and Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology have continued having calls to the
Voting centers and tablets could replace precincts and voter printouts By Steve Jess | Arizona Public Media Pima County is looking at modernizing its election
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents BLW.) THE BIG MATCHUP: Tomorrow at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., the
By Ethan Holtzinger | Phoenix Business Journal Despite wide local backlash, a 1,263-acre solar energy and battery storage project near Eloy, south of Phoenix, has received approval for both an industrial rezoning
By Pinal Post Key Points CASA GRANDE, AZ — The City Council voted 7-0 on Monday, Aug. 3, to approve the Casa Grande data center waivers, settling roughly $146 million in Proposition