By Ariana Figueroa | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — The FBI is investigating a possible assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump after gunshots were fired
By Molly Ball | Wall Street Journal The video call that would host a parade of the Democratic Party’s most prominent officeholders began with a
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents PGA TOUR.) By Greg Barr | Phoenix Business Journal Matt Mooney has moved into the tournament chairman’s role for the 2025
Via City of Chandler By Ken Sain | San Tan Sun News It may have a long way to go before it’s reality, but it
By Vincent Salandro | Builder The persistence of uncertainty in the overall economy has contributed to a disappointing first half of 2025 for the housing market. Policy uncertainty, elevated interest rates,
Via the city of Berkeley By Kasia Pawlowska | SF Gate During a raucous meeting that stretched nearly six hours last week, the Berkeley City Council unanimously voted
By Nicole Ludden and Hank Stephenson | Arizona Agenda Every legislative session is defined by a landmark moment or key issue that Arizona’s lawmakers have
By Janet Perez | YourValley The Queen Creek Town Council will be voting on a proposed $682.7 million budget — with more than half allocated to public safety, transportation and
From the Desk of Supervisor Goodman As we wrap up April, I want to thank you for staying engaged and involved in our community. Spring
As the end of the semester nears, holiday travel ramps up and the pandemic reaches a critical juncture, college campuses and their thousands of students
Editor’s Note: The Atlantic is making vital coverage of the coronavirus available to all readers. Find the collection here. Most years, in the anxious days before Thanksgiving, I
NBC News By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Arizona’s available hospital beds for a potential surge in COVID-19 patients are
MSN Today Moms By Diane Mapes Famous moms like Angelina Jolie, Madonna and Charlize Theron have brought adoption into the limelight, and perhaps even made
By Bruce Baker Examiner Bristol Palin, to Levi Johnston, is a poor example of a parent. In fact, he wants full custody over their son
New proposal from Arizona senator incorporates elements of Trump’s proposal, offers pathway for Dreamers By Burgess Everett | POLITICO Sen. Jeff Flake is trying to
By Perla Trevizo | Arizona Daily Pima County’s supervisors voted for the first time to reject federal money that encourages collaboration between the Sheriff’s Department
By Cristina Marcos | The Hill The House on Tuesday rejected an effort by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to condemn Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) for
The recent judicial decision casts uncertainty across a growing segment of the state’s medical marijuana industry. By Eric Sandy | Cannabis Business Times Dozens of
Javier Hasse, Benzinga Staff Writer | Article published at MSN The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled hashish isn’t protected by the 2010 Arizona Medical Marijuana
By Javier Hasse, Benzinga Staff Writer | Article published by Marketwatch The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled hashish isn’t protected by the 2010 Arizona
By Emily Sacia | Cronkite News Arizona had the seventh-highest number of electric vehicles in the nation in 2020, but advocates say a hurdle to
By Michael Maresh | Pinal Central CASA GRANDE — The first day of the Arizona Corporation Commission’s public hearing Monday over the proposed Salt River
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Tempe City Council will hear a presentation at its Feb. 10 meeting on adding “climate justice”
Wikipedia By Shondiin Silversmith | Arizona Mirror A new proposal in Congress would let Arizona’s Colorado River Indian Tribes lease portions of their federal Colorado
Much of southern Arizona farming is cotton./Flickr Opinion: It’s time for Arizona farmers and ranchers to make bold changes, if they want to survive the
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
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Tempe City Council will vote on a $915,649 construction contract to widen McClintock Drive between Broadway
U.S. 60-Pinto Creek Bridge (Flickr Photo/Arizona Department of Transportation) By Kevin Stone | KTAR PHOENIX – Thousands of highway miles and dozens of bridges in
By Paul Maryniak | Ahwatukee Foothills News More electric and fuel-efficient motor vehicles and a gas tax that hasn’t been changed in 30 years are
On May 16, Queen Creek broke ground on a new aquatics and recreation center that will located off Signal Butte Road, north of Queen Creek Road. It is set to open in 2024.
By Renata Cló | Arizona Republic In the eight years that Danielle Witcher has lived in Arizona, she has relied on the housing choice voucher
By InBusiness Phoenix The Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED) announced the results of its State of Arizona Economic Development survey at its recent spring conference in Tucson. AAED surveyed its membership of more than 500 economic development practitioners and those that provide goods
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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,