“Given the evolving legal landscape, it is advisable for affected businesses to stay informed about developments related to the CTA and prepare for potential compliance
By Kylie Cruz | AZ Family A new year ushers in new leadership changes with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors! Three new members will
We don’t have to navigate this path alone I wanted to take a moment to share something that’s been on my mind over the past
Photo via The Rush Funplex, Diversified Partners By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Bowling, bumper cars and climbing walls could be on your family’s activity calendar
Site map via Arizona State Land Department By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal Millions of square feet of new commercial development could rise in north Phoenix. The city of Phoenix is pursuing a development agreement with
By Katherine Clarke | Wall Street Journal It was a hot August morning when I visited the mansion, but in the great room—a vast entertaining space with 30-foot-high ceilings—there were roaring blazes in the towering
By Jorge Ramos | Phoenix Business Journal Story Highlights Phoenix has joined Chandler as the only other city in the Valley to adopt regulations for data center infrastructure — the
From the Desk of Supervisor Goodman As we approach the 4th of July, there’s something truly special in the air—longer days, community celebrations, and a deep,
By Jennifer Shutt, Ashley Murray, Shauneen Miranda and Ariana Figueroa | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Republicans approved their signature tax break and spending
By Adam McCann | WallettHub As the U.S. continues its struggle against the COVID-19 pandemic, staying safe is one of Americans’ top concerns. Safety is
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents HealthyVerify Certification.) By AESD Scoop COVID affected education. How will the effects of remote learning impact an entire generation? Dr.
By The Arizona Republic As Arizona continued trends seen for most of February, health officials began administering the COVID-19 vaccine to an expanded group, those
By Jayne O’Donnell | USA TODAY In what the largest U.S. gay rights group calls a “historic move,” Walmart told employees Monday that it would
By Mark Hansen | ABA Journal A gay Washington, D.C. man has asked a family court judge to recognize him as the common-law husband of
By Paul Sullivan | The New York Times If all goes well, we’ll never hear much about Rupert and Wendi Murdoch’s divorce. The News Corporation
By Kristine Cannon | Sccottsdale Progress Scottsdale native Lucas Coatney’s voice breaks over the phone as he recalls his Sept. 11, 2001 experience. “I am
Tickets for ¡Americano! are still available for some shows at www.phoenixtheatre.com. Shows take place in the Company’s 378-seat Mainstage Theatre, January 29 – February 23 with the World Premiere on January 31.
By Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner A company that specializes in hemp processing was approved for a conditional use permit by the Coolidge Planning and
By Charisse Jones | USA TODAY From makeup and oils to capsules for stress relief, cannabis-based goods are flowing into the marketplace. But while they
By Michael McDevitt | Las Cruces Sun-News As New Mexico faces the prospect of legalizing marijuana for recreational use, the left-leaning Las Cruces City Council
By Ryan Randazzo || The Arizona Republic The Salt River Project board of directors punished four of its members Monday because they worked with environmental
Superstition Mountains near Superior, AZ (Photo by Madelaine Braggs) (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Copperstate Farms.) By Neko Catanzaro | Your Valley Copperstate Farms, a vertically
Data: Brookings; Note: Does not include state and local permitting; Chart: Thomas Oide/Axios This chart about South Fork Wind between Rhode Island and New Yorkis adapted from a new Brookings Institution primer on permitting for major energy projects, Ben writes. The timeline for this offshore wind farm is
“New Orleans has a problem with that much water anyway, so let’s divert 250,000 gallons/second to Lake Powell, which currently has a shortage of 5.5
By Bill Cook | Arizona Republic Sun City was built during a time when Arizona was considered to be the Wild West. The state population
By Raymond Zhong | Graphics by Mira Rojanasakul Photographs by Erin Schaff/The New York Times California, where earthquakes, droughts and wildfires have shaped life for
By Mark Carlisle | Your Valley Phoenix plans to redevelop 40 acres at the northwest corner of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and last week
By Brent Ruffner | Your Valley Construction that will add a 1.5 miles of new light rail track near the former Metrocenter Mall is moving
By Maricopa Monitor Representatives from the Arizona Department of Transportation said during Friday’s Pinal Partnership breakfast that widening Interstate 10 is the agency’s main priority.
(Photo via City of Winslow) By Shawn White | Tribune News Now The City of Winslow recently announced the appointment of Jack Fitchett as the city’s new economic development director. Fitchett,
By Real Estate Daily News PHOENIX – Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer is proud to announce a new milestone for Maricopa Title Alert: Now more than 100,000 names are registered through this free title alert program. This program directly alerts users
By Scott Shumaker | The Mesa Tribune Visit Mesa’s board of directors have adopted the organization’s first 10-year master plan for tourism to transform the city into a
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By KTAR The Arizona Education Foundation (AEF) is receiving an $11.5-million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for a statewide literacy development program. The
By KTAR PHOENIX — Former Democratic Arizona Rep. Leezah Sun, who resigned in January 2024 after facing House expulsion on three accusations, announced Monday on
By Cleveland.com Dick Van Dyke is 100 tomorrow. That’s no big deal — in my world. Last month, my klezmer band played a 100th birthday