APS’ rate case challenge raises a huge issue — and it will come up again (and again)
Opinion: Who pays for prematurely retired fossil fuel generation in a clean energy transition? By Robert Robb | Arizona Republic Arizona Public Service has asked
Opinion: Who pays for prematurely retired fossil fuel generation in a clean energy transition? By Robert Robb | Arizona Republic Arizona Public Service has asked
The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission is just weeks away from giving its final answers to these and other big questions as it nears the end
Rose Law Group attorney Thomas Galvin By Kevin Stone | KTAR.com Seven finalists have been selected for the interview stage in the process to replace
Former GOP U.S. Senate candidate Daniel McCarthy at a protest outside the Executive Tower in Phoenix on Dec. 14, 2020. The protesters believe Donald Trump
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Tucson is no longer in danger of being financially penalized for its vaccine mandate program. Sen. Vince
By Yana Kunichoff | Arizona Republic Several Arizona school districts will move to make indoor face masks optional when students return after winter break, despite
By Stephanie Innes and Melina Walling| Arizona Republic A newly detected variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 could complicate efforts to control the pandemic,
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Johnson Utilities has about 23,000 water and 35,000 wastewater customers in Pinal County. Tens of thousands of customers of
Commentary by Nelson Morgan | Arizona Mirror While fairness is not literally one of the six Arizona redistricting criteria, it should be everyone’s goal. In
justine warrington/Flickr By Yana Kunichoff | Arizona Republic Tucson parent Abbie Hlavacek says she has spent much of November in overlapping COVID-19 quarantines for two
Sky Harbor Airport News Illustration by Phil Riske By Phil Riske | Senior Reporter/Writer I took a helicopter ride in 2001 with a pilot for
A sprawling swath of the West is in drought, with more than 20 years of dryness in the Colorado River basin. Researchers say nearly every
Critical race theory seeks to highlight how historical inequities and racism shape public policy and social conditions. By Ray Stern | Arizona Republic Republican gubernatorial
By Paulina Pineda |Arizona Republic (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents My Sister’s Closet.) The owners of a popular upscale secondhand store in the Phoenix area
Citizens for a Better Arizona leader Randy Parraz speaks during a press conference at the state Capitol on Jan. 10, 2011, warning then-Senate President Russell
Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer By Jen Fifield |Arizona Republic After promising to be “boring” if elected and criticizing his predecessor for being too political,
Compliments of Erika Neuberg By Jimmy Magahern | Phoenix Magazine Until the state’s new voting district maps are approved, the most powerful person in Arizona
Phoenix Metro By Nathan Brown and Camryn Sanchez | Arizona Capitol Times Legislation is in the works to extend an extra half-cent sales tax
Voters are supporting both major parties. By Christopher Conover Election Day is less than a year away and Arizona voters are nearly evenly split when
By Jason Keil | Phoenix Magazine Over the past year, several high-profile national journalists were poached from their newsrooms by Substack, an electronic newsletter platform.
Communist Flag By Howard Fischer |Capitol Media Services A bid by a Prescott Valley lawmaker to mandate that Arizona students be taught about communism isn’t
By Nathan Brown | Arizona Capitol Times Arizona lawmakers next year will be wrestling with what to do in the shadow of a worsening shortage
State Senator J. D. Mesnard and Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Scott Bales speaking with supporters at the Arizona State Capitol in 2019./ Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia
Rep. Paul Gosar /Gage Skidmore/Flicker Opinion: Censure was warranted. But stripping Gosar of committee assignments denies his constituents equal representation and invites retaliation. By Robert
By Ryan Randazzo/The Arizona Republic Arizona’s largest electric company has asked for a do-over in its latest rate case, in which state regulators slashed the
Communist Flag By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services A bid by a Prescott Valley lawmaker to mandate that Arizona students be taught about communism
Phoenix City Council By Jen Fifield | Arizona Republic The Phoenix City Council will allow the public to weigh in soon on its recently imposed
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By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal After an hour-and-a-half-long bidding war, a winner finally emerged during an Arizona State Land Department auction on April
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Homebuilders are waiting for resolution of a lawsuit against the Arizona Department of Water Resources before they can
By Anglea Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal PulteGroup Inc. (NYSE: PHM) plans to build a townhome community in north Phoenix. The Atlanta-based homebuilder has requested