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Critics say the Legislature’s push for deregulation is indicative of an unwillingness to protect aquifers By Dustin Gardiner | The Republic Almost 40 percent of
Critics say the Legislature’s push for deregulation is indicative of an unwillingness to protect aquifers By Dustin Gardiner | The Republic Almost 40 percent of
Some worry about the move By Fortesa Latifi | Cronkite News NACO – “By God, it’s time we get serious. And if it takes the
Dr. Wesley Herche | Medium With all of the recent discussion of renewable energy in Arizona, many people have asked me about the costs of
By Ronald J. Hanson | The Republic Two Arizona Democrats facing competitive elections this year sided with President Donald Trump’s agenda more in the past
Report: Arizona led the pack in dark money spikes just four years ago (Editor’s note: in a little-publicized 2016 report titled “Secret Spending in the
By Howard Fischer| Capitol Media Services via PinalCentral Arizona voters could soon decide if more is better — at least when it comes to state
By Dustin Gardiner | The Arizona Republic An Arizona state senator appears to have plagiarized parts of his answers to a 2016 candidate questionnaire that
AZBigMedia Construction is humming along in Arizona as these hospitality, industrial, office and healthcare projects are added to the horizon. These are the New to
By Chris McCrory | Cronkite News Thousands of Arizona teachers angry about pay rallied as part of the Red for Ed movement at the state
By Murphy Woodhouse | Arizona Daily Star In response to an online campaign, Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall sent a letter to the American Civil
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | The Republic Chandler voters will decide on city leaders this year, but some worry independent voters aren’t getting a fair shake. Here’s why:
By Joseph Flaherty | Phoenix New Times Arizona Governor Doug Ducey informed Uber’s CEO in a letter on Monday that he was suspending the tech
Arizona voters will get the last word on expanding a program that gives parents taxpayer money to send their children to private and parochial schools.
By Jesse A. Millard | AZBigMedia Arizona’s tribal casinos brought in close to $25 billion from 2004-2017, according to annual tribal contribution reports by the Arizona
By Sage Schneider | AZBigMedia Last year was a good year for the housing market homebuilding industry, according to data collected by Belfiore Real Estate
WalletHub ranks federally dependent states One big point of difference among state economies is the tax burden of the average citizen. This number varies greatly.
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times The U.S. Supreme Court won’t disturb Arizona’s death penalty statutes despite claims — and what
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Arizona’s “dreamers” will keep their licenses to drive – at least as long as
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Fulton Homes AZBigMedia The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act won’t affect homes purchased with mortgage amounts under $750,000. This bodes
By Bethany Blundell | Maricopa Monitor Living in Maricopa may be a good option for those who are looking to save some money. A new
Arizona Daily Independent Child welfare advocates are praising the Arizona Legislature for their support of Rep. Bob Thorpe’s resolution, HCR 2009, intended to raise awareness
167 bridges are listed in poor condition and 205 are listed as structurally deficient By Mitchell Atencio | Cronkite News rizona’s bridges generally are safe,
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times State senators voted Wednesday to give utilities a way to avoid having to get
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) Connie Wilhelm and David Godlewski, opinion contributors | The Republic The Republic’s Linda Valdez has
By David McGlothlin | AZBigMedia The former Revlon cosmetics and fragrance manufacturing plant, located in a South Phoenix industrial park, was originally built in the
By Rebekah L. Sanders | The Republic Renters across Arizona could lose their apartment security deposits under a bill speeding towards approval in the state Legislature, housing advocates say.
Ruling is a crucial victory for the Tourism and Sports Authority By: Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times There’s nothing illegal
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Ashton Woods, Century Communities, D.R. Horton, Lennar, Mattamy, Meritage, Richmond American, Shea, Fulton, and Taylor Morrison.) By Dale Brown | Phoenix Business
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Ashton Woods and D.R. Horton.) By Gabreila Rico | Tucson.com The diversity of Tucson’s housing is, on the surface, contradictory. Local first-time homebuyers
By AZ Big Media A 250,000-square-foot, nearly $190 million multi‑sport complex in North Phoenix is back on track, fulfilling the dream of SSS Partners CEO