By Kyra O’Connor, Gabriella Bachara | 12 News The Chandler Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a sexual
By Madeleine Schulz | Vogue Business 2024’s mega merger kick shows no signs of slowing, even in the last stretch of the year. On 23 December,
By Jessica Boehm | Axios Polygamy is outlawed in the state constitution, but there are still likely hundreds of Arizonans who engage in plural marriages.
By Agota Felhazi | Multi Housing News The pace of self storage development slowed somewhat in the first half of 2025, with developers completing close to
By Cecilia Chan | East Valley Tribune Mesa is seeing a slight uptick in permits for so-called accessory dwelling units, or ADUs – albeit nothing
Rendering of the Views Ballroom and Lower Lawn at the Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa in Paradise Valley. Photo via Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort
Stay Safe This Summer Stop Hiking in the Heat While our state has already been experiencing extreme heat, making it feel like summer, June 20,
Via the City of Scottsdale Via Scottsdale Progress on Facebook City Attorney Sherry Scott is yet another high-level “resignation” since City Attorney Greg Caton took
Chandler City Hall. Via the City of Chandler By Jason W. Brooks | YourValley Even with some dissent about procedure, the Chandler City Council made a decision
By Paulina Pineda | Arizona Republic An Arizona lawmaker wants to make it optional for businesses to enforce mask mandates, although numerous business groups supported
A groundskeeper mows grass in the Cincinnati Reds training complex in Goodyear. Fans will not be allowed in to watch players work out this year.
Dignity Health medical assistant Lisa Keeney, signs in a patient for their COVID-19 vaccination at Dignity Health’s county POD site at Chandler-Gilbert Community College on
By Philip Jankowski | Killeen Daily Herald A new Texas law has its sights set on abusers who intimidate their victims into refusing to cooperate
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services | Arizona Daily Star Gay Arizonans who legally wed foreigners in other states will be able to use
By Kenneth M. Cymbal | HealthLifePro On Jan. 1, 2013, President Obama signed into law the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (ATRA) which creates
By Peter Blumberg | Bloomberg U.S. judge in Texas ruled end-run around Congress was illegal, but president isn’t blocked from using money from anti-drug budget
By Curt Prendergast | Arizona Daily Star A $268 million border wall contract awarded last week was the latest in a series of big-dollar contracts
By Daniel Gonzalez | Arizona Republic Gov. Doug Ducey has agreed to accept the resettlement of refugees into Arizona in 2020 under President Trump’s new
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Tempe-based Harvest Health & Recreation Inc. (CSE: HARV) has signed a deal to pay $35 million for a cultivation
By John Gutekunst | Parker Pioneer You’ve probably heard there are plans to build a big hemp processing plant in Parker South. This plant promises
By Joe Evans | Phoenix New Times It’s fair to say the 2010s have been the decade of American cannabis. Since Colorado and Washington state
By David Hammer | Eyewitness Investigator WALLACE, La. — The descendants of slaves living in a historic Black community along the Mississippi River are calling
By Tara Kavaler || Arizona Republic The Arizona Republic asked Rep. Debbie Lesko, a series of questions ranging from policy issues such as water rights
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality building By Nick Phillips || Arizona Capitol Time The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality wants more state money to address
Hualapai Chairman Damon Clarke/JESSICA SUERTH/CRONKITE NEWS About half of Arizona tribes still have not settled their water rights and some have waited decades under mountains
The Colorado River near Moab, Utah. The entire Colorado River Basin currently supports 50 million people, and that amount is expected to increase by 23
In late June, the Arizona Legislature approved a $1 billion plan to find ways of augmenting the state’s water supplies and encourage further conservation. By
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Barrett-Jackson.) By Jeff Gifford | Phoenix Business Journal Premier collector car auctioneer Barrett-Jackson has signed a new five-year partnership with
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the
By Dawn Gilbertson | Wall Street Journal PHOENIX—Searing heat. Erratic sports teams. An unending influx of Californians. Residents of this desert city have plenty of
By Michael Maresh | Pinal Central ELOY — The Eloy City Council on Monday approved a resolution that will allow the city to use $5 million of the general fund balance for economic development. Some of the economic development projects include water and wastewater
Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Gov. Katie Hobbs said Monday she doesn’t believe the University of Arizona should be balancing its newly disclosed budget shortfall
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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