Self-driving delivery company quietly expands testing to include downtown Phoenix
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror Self-driving car company Nuro, which aims to create a fleet of small unmanned cars that deliver food and goods,
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror Self-driving car company Nuro, which aims to create a fleet of small unmanned cars that deliver food and goods,
Controversial goundwater pumping plan back in court By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | Deseret News Attorneys for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and
DIA is rebooting renovation with more supervision after terminating Great Hall Partners By Jon Murray | The Denver Post Picking out toilet partitions, fixtures, sinks
Trump’s former ambassador to Russia is making a bid for his old job in Salt Lake City By Daniel Strauss Jon Huntsman, the former Utah
By Janet Wilson | Palm Springs Desert Sun Ask and ye shall receive. California Gov. Gavin Newsom says Pacific Gas & Electric, the nation’s largest
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star An attorney for several Arizonans asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to order a
By Griselda Zetino | KTAR Adam Hatley and his family have been growing cotton for decades. “My dad starting farming out here in 1976, and
By Ronald J. Hansen and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez | Arizona Republic As the House impeachment inquiry moved to public hearings about President Donald Trump’s dealings
By Andrew Oxford | Arizona Republic Arizonans still vote on paper but much of an election unfolds online, from finding a polling place to requesting a
By Samuel Stebbins | 24/7 Wall St. The U.S. Constitution grants state governments a wide range of powers. Safe streets, a balanced budget, a strong
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star Arizonans who want to use marijuana recreationally would get a lot of places to
By Mark Kelly | KTAR Already a star in Arizona politics, now U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema has been tapped for national prominence, named to Time
By Paulina Pineda Arizona Republic Seven candidates — ranging from incumbents to a rocker who’s a fixture in the local music scene — have qualified
By Brittany Glas | KSL TV From leaking roofs and windows, to massive cracks in the foundation, the KSL Investigators have received dozens of tips
By Joanna Allhands | Arizona Republic (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) Building the Gigafactory outside Reno, Nev., hasn’t been all
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Rosemont Mine construction is likely to be delayed at least until 2023 because of the federal court ruling
Lawyers for the suspended county assessor want to know how much time Sheriff Paul Penzone, County Board members and others spend on the job Author
By David Wichner | Arizona Daily Star Aerospace giant Boeing Co. is planning to land manned space capsules being developed for NASA on a vast
By DailyHealthPost Legalizing marijuana is not a new issue by any means. And for the most part, it has been, and will continue to be,
By Allison Stevens | Arizona Mirror The U.S. Supreme Court appears unlikely to salvage an Obama-era program that has allowed hundreds of thousands of young
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By Harrison Mantas | Cronkite News The Navajo Nation said Tuesday it is canceling indemnity agreements for the Navajo Transitional Energy Co., fearing the tribe’s
By Dana Gentry | Nevada Current It’s been eighteen months since the soon-to-be Las Vegas Raiders announced the location of the team’s home turf near
By Andrew Kenney | Colorado Public Radio The national group Citizen Voters has poured more than $1 million into an attempt to change a few
By Don Sweeney | The Sacramento Bee A swarm of at least 10 earthquakes reaching up to 4.0 magnitude shook the California desert near the Mexican
By Laurie Roberts | Arizona Republic APS is squeezing its captive customers for huge profits. Here’s yet another reason why the Corporation Commission should wake
Lawyer told Capitol Media Services it is permissible for the prison system to withhold materials when they are obscene By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services
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By Bob Christie | AZ Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona’s Supreme Court has largely upheld the state’s voter-approved crackdown on “dark money,” keeping in place
By Jordan Gerard | Yellow Sheet Arizona’s two major political parties are cheering two different partisan victories in the U.S. Supreme Court this week. Democrats
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Meritage and Taylor Morrison.) By Jeff Gifford | Phoenix Business Journal U.S. News & World Report has included 23 Arizona-based companies on its latest