For the second year in a row, Arizona State University in Tempe is ranked No. 1 in the nation for its impact in reaching goals set forth by U.N. countries…
Employers across Arizona and the U.S. are facing worker shortages at record levels and business leaders and chambers of commerce are urging state and national lawmakers to invest in new…
Arizona’s Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, was honored for her decades of work to raise funding and awareness about Alzheimer’s at the…
Workers are expected to come back in full force in the next few months as COVID-19 restrictions lift across Arizona, and many employers are configuring just how to bring everyone…
The 9.2 million acres of Arizona State Trust land is one of the largest in the nation, and was created to generate revenue for 13 beneficiaries, particularly K-12 schools. Last…
In a move to increase access to high quality pediatric medical care in the rapidly-expanding West Valley, Phoenix Children’s Hospital announced Wednesday that it is building a new $135-million, freestanding…
After more than a decade of unsuccessful legal challenges to prevent the construction of an “in-situ” copper mine within the town boundaries, the Florence Town Council agreed to settle the…
As Arizona recovers from the pandemic, thousands of employers are ramping up hiring across the state and job growth is projected to remain steady for years to come. A new…
Arizona is gearing up for the first-ever “Tier 1” shortage on the Colorado River in 2022, which will trigger significant cuts to the state’s annual allocation from its most important…
Legislation passed by the U.S. House of Representatives would overturn Arizona’s right-to-work law that has been in place for 75 years, stirring alarm among business groups here and in other…
As Maricopa County’s population continues to grow at full tilt, cities in the region are facing different challenges to manage and capitalize on the influx. Two communities on opposite sides…
Made in Arizona. It’s a tag that’s becoming more familiar as the state’s manufacturing base grows. Once heavily reliant on real estate development for its economy, Arizona now boasts more…
