As the deadline for a new Colorado River plan approaches, states remain at an impasse, risking litigation and chaos.
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A Zipps Sports Grill manager was sentenced to five months in prison for hiring undocumented workers in Phoenix.
As interest in geothermal energy grows in Arizona, the U.S. House passed a bill to boost the industry's development.
Tucson's Planning Commission is debating zoning rules for data centers over 25,000 sq ft or 20 MW energy demand.
The DOJ appealed a judge’s decision dismissing its lawsuit to access Arizona's voter rolls, citing federal law authority.
The U.S. Department of Justice investigates Arizona State University over alleged illegal discrimination in DEI programs.
The city of Kingman seeks FAA approval to use airport land for industrial expansion, facing appraisal and valuation issues.
State lawmakers rejected a bill to restrict demolishing historic homes for middle housing, citing preservation concerns.
The Arizona AG is suing insurers for allegedly using AI to lower provider payments and increase patient costs.
Gabriela Rangel discusses her journey to becoming the executive director of MOCA Tucson and her bicultural perspective.