By Brian Martucci | Utility Dive Dive Brief: READ ON: “Arizona and the rest of the country are suffering from extreme shortages in the resources necessary
Generative AI is bringing a new type of fraud to the masses: content fraud. Paul Coble, Rose Law Group’s Chair of Intellectual Property and Artificial
By Kaetlyn Liddy | InBusiness Phoenix When former gymnast Jordyn Wieber won the all-around world championship ahead of the 2012 London Olympics, she faced a
Image via Steel + Spark By Mark Carlisle | YourValley A new approach to affordable housing in Phoenix is getting an increase in funding after all. The
Arbor Old Town renderings provided by George Oliver. By AZRE Phoenix-based developer George Oliver, in partnership with Ascentris, has launched plans for Arbor Old Town, a new luxury office redevelopment in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale.
By Elias Weiss | InMaricopa The City of Maricopa is evaluating two bids for a prime piece of land next to the Copper Sky Recreation Complex, where officials hope to see
Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key Points: The election may be more than a year off, but the politicians who hope to win statewide
By Kevin Stone | KTAR Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes isn’t done taking legal action against the Trump administration over policies she believes are unconstitutional.
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa It appears city officials are mentally preparing to tighten their belts. Maricopa revenue is expected to plateau while state-shared
City of Phoenix photo By Kaci DeMarest | KTAR The Phoenix City Council voted on Wednesday to halt all athletic field reservations and tournaments at
Gov. Doug Ducey explains Wednesday why he won’t impose additional restrictions even as the state is setting new records for COVID-19 infections. With him is
By Stephanie Innes | Arizona Republic A group of eight Arizona health leaders is asking for immediate state actions on a worsening COVID-19 crisis, including
nwi.com Q: I have been trying to get my parents to plan their estates. My mom is ready to go but my dad won’t
by Scott Mayerowitz and Samantha Bomkamp Associated Press Parents may wonder after a couple alleged this week that their 10-year-old daughter flying to summer camp
By Michelle Reese TribuneEast Valley Tribune New pencils, new backpacks, new faces: May the school year begin. As students across the East Valley took their
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Arizona’s “dreamers” will keep their licenses to drive – at least as long as
By Paul Ingram | TucsonSentinel.com “Clearly, we’re going to build a wall,” Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said in Arizona during his first tour along the
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times The question of how much it will cost “dreamers” to get a higher education
By Jeff Smith | Marijuana Business Daily Arizona’s medical marijuana market is one of the largest in the nation as well as one of the
AZBigMedia Adolphus A. Busch V, great-great-grandson of the late founder of Anheuser Busch announced today the launch of his eponymous cannabis brand, ABV Cannabis
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents The Mint Dispensary Fox 10 The Mint Dispensary is taking “edibles” to the next level, and launching the country’s first full-service
Huffaker/Corbis via Getty Images Rose Law Group Cofounder tells of the Arizona utility holding the solar market at bay. By Emily Pontecorvo | Grist In
By Elias Weiss | Phoenix New Times Arizona’s iconic desert landscape has plenty of sky blue days with enough sunshine to generate power for anything
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter A Scottsdale company that makes sustainable and compostable diapers says it has diverted 10 million pounds of
By Brandon Loomis | Arizona Republic More than two decades of dry winters and drying Colorado River reservoirs will finally produce a long-feared landscape of
By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter Water utility companies are feeling the pressure to expand services, as the housing market booms outside of
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation By Brandon Loomis | Arizona Republic LAS VEGAS — Arizona on Wednesday agreed to join neighboring states, tribal communities and the
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Gilbert Town Council will vote May 18 on awarding Kimley-Horn and Associates a $1.88 million design,
By Renata Cló | Arizona Republic Scottsdale will consider increasing the amount of parking required at new housing developments in Old Town, but it’s a
By Jay Taylor | InMaricopa Ask Maricopans what improvements are most needed in the city and you’ll likely hear a plea to do something about
By: Mark Calvey | Phoenix Business Journal Wells Fargo is preparing for darker days ahead as it works with commercial real estate borrowers trying to
Lauren Irwin/Cronkite News May 31, 2023 Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Gilbert, and other conservative Republican members of the House at a news conference Tuesday opposing the
By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal After more than 30 years, eight positions, five mayors, six city managers and many economic development deals, Rob Millar will be on the move
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By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key points: PHOENIX — More than a dozen years ago Sen. John Kavanagh voted along with every Republican
By AZ Mirror Arizona’s Senate Republican leaders say in the coming year they’ll be focused on lowering costs, making communities safer and keeping the state’s
By AZBEX 11. Samuel Barfoot has joined Rose Law Group pc as a Transactional Real Estate and Finance Attorney. Barfoot’s work includes commercial real estate and finance matters spanning acquisitions,