Phoenix, AZ News

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• Louisiana Lafayette controls Arizona State in Super Regional opener
• Report: Arizona 15th for injury-related deaths
• Former D-Backs Curt Schilling's video game company 38 Studios lays off entire staff
• Harlem Globetrotters Summer Skills Clinics - $10 Savings!
• Harlem Globetrotters Summer Skills Clinics - $10 Savings!
• Harlem Globetrotters Summer Skills Clinics - $10 Savings!
• ‘Honoring Our Fallen American Heroes’ 2nd Annual Memorial Day Ride And Concert
• Michael Pollack buys north Phoenix fixer-upper
• Scottsdale gives green light to 11-story condo tower
• NY Times: Arizona governed by 'crackpots'
• Warren Buffett: Free online news unsustainable
• Obama visits TPI Composites plant in Iowa
• Parent gets back at school official with porn site
• Rigged device explodes at Salvation Army; 2 hurt
• Rigged device explodes at Salvation Army; 2 hurt
• 2 killed, 2 hurt as truck tumbles off Arizona cliff
• Marine killed in Grand Canyon fall
• Pollack buys, plans to refurbish north Phoenix strip center
• Chandler police: Homeless woman urinated on floor at Starbucks
• Tempe shopping center evacuated after suspicious package found
• Pinal County crackdown nets more than $830,000 in drugs
• Tempe district settles age-bias suit for nearly $150,000
• Conexiones Expo to help entrepreneurs in Glendale
• Arizona poll: Romney by 7 points over Obama, split on Arpaio
• Go Daddy to sponsor Indy 500 broadcast
• First Solar, Big Green Zero turn on solar at Taliesin West
• AWEE wins $1.2M grant to help ex-offenders find work
• 3-vehicle crash in Glendale; 2 children taken to the hospital
• UA holding three-university career mixer in downtown Phoenix
• Robin Trick named as Tempe Business Woman of the Year
• Carmona battles Obama birthers, former Bush administration boss in Senate bid
• Bank profits reach highest level since early 2007
• Cako falls to South Carolina's Morgina at NCAA Singles Championships
• Baseball closes season at Arizona with conference standings on the line
• 1,360 Dysart Unified School District seniors earn diplomas
• Business journalism students land internships at major newsrooms this summer
• Mesa police: Man accused in trespassing, drug possession
• Stray puppy found covered in cactus spines in Pinal County
• Mesa police: Man stole $150 in video games from Walmart
• Queen Creek man accused of drug possession, weapons misconduct in Mesa
• Phoenix maintain its AAA bond rating
• Memorial Day holiday will affect Phoenix services
• 3 teens reported missing in Georgia arrested in Holbrook
• Support Sun Devil softball at Super Regionals this weekend
• Phoenix pedestrian killed crossing Indian School Road
• Phoenix pedestrian killed crossing Indian School Road
• Employee dependents receive half off cost of football camp
• Phoenix sets conditions for digital billboard near Sky Harbor
• Mayo Clinic Urologists Present Findings at American Urological Association Annual Meeting
• Memorial Day weekend forecast: No hotter than 97 degrees
• This weekend: Night mountain biking at McDowell Mountain
• Ask a Mexican on Why Mexicans in Chicago Are Meaner
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, May 24
• Ken Bennett's "Birther" Request Shows the Insanity of Arizona's GOP
• Marijuana Is Real Medicine for a Long List of Ills
• Interior Department plans controlled floods at Glen Canyon Dam
• ASU compiles list of world's top 10 new species
• McCain set to launch institute at ASU
• Community events help fuel Phoenix pro sports venues
• Gilbert charter school Edu-Prize bans bikes
• Maricopa County sets $4 mil for death penalty appeals
• EPA: Pinal County must lower dust level
• Gerardo Parra Named Winner Of Fan Vote Bobblehead Contest
• Heard Museum North Scottsdale Begins Summer Hours, Announces New Photography Contest
• Glendale, NFL still at odds on Cardinals stadium parking
• Goldwater Institute looking into proposed Phoenix Coyotes sale
• Pinal County officials rescue man lost in desert
• More parking considered at busy Phoenix trail
• More parking considered at busy Phoenix trail
• Glendale, Arizona Cardinals escalate fight over parking
• MCSO's rape inquiry hasn't produced other accusers
• Tucson District 8 candidates face off
• Brewer's trade trip to Germany, France is planned
• P.F. Chang's facing investor lawsuit over proposed buyout
• Read this before your next business trip
• Officers, SWAT respond to home in Surprise
• Was Facebook's IPO illegal?
• 11 Arizona high schools ranked among nation's best
• Goldwater Institute examining Glendale-Phoenix Coyotes arena payments
• 2 planes with separate issues diverted to Sky Harbor
• Glendale says it will determine NFL parking plan, not Cardinals
• Mesa police: Man high on cocaine, meth accused in DUI
• Mesa police: Woman accused of driving drunk with 6-year-old in car
• Woman seriously injured in Chandler accident
• Echo Canyon parking would be eased with several changes
• Wittmann woman in 2010 animal hoarding case arrested; more cats found
• Phoenix home prices post gains in March
• Arizona Cardinals not happy with Glendale parking plans, could still sue city, Westgate
• Tony Felice PR launches celebrity management division
• Pregnant woman injured in Phoenix crash
• Pregnant woman injured in Phoenix crash
• Queen Creek killing: Lawyer pleads not guilty
• ASU's WP Carey School launching executive leadership workshops
• Tempe police: Man stabs himself in church restroom
• Glendale council moves to avoid Cardinals parking lawsuit
• Mesa Public Schools teachers will get 2.2 percent raise
• Hawaii tells Arizona's Bennett that Obama was born in Honolulu
• The best high schools in Arizona
• Women's golf tied for fifth at NCAA Championships
• Mayo Clinic Alzheimer's Researcher Honored Twice in a Month
• Track and field heads to Austin for NCAA West Preliminaries
• Reaching farther: Sun Devil track and field
• Look out mailman! Phoenix a top city for dog bites
• All-American Jacqueline Cako takes on her toughest competition yet
• ASU minority health research center awarded $6.3M NIH grant
• Glendale City Council approves $579 million tentative budget
• Phoenix woman pleads not guilty in fake-cancer case
• Phoenix woman pleads not guilty in fake-cancer case
• Heartland Health Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network
• Kole Calhoun becomes 100th Sun Devil to play in MLB
• College Students Recognize Mayo Clinic as "Ideal Employer'
• DOD honors Cave Creek's Centerline Mechanical for military support
• Body found at Ahwatukee high school
• Gossip columnist Gail Tabor took no prisoners
• Phoenix deputy city manager retiring
• School bus, van collide in Mesa; driver, student injured
• Mayo Clinic: Standard Heart Disease Risk Tools Underrate Danger in Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Chandler mother, sons lead police to major drug ring
• Judge picked for civil rights suit against Arpaio
• PetSmart sees sales, profits rise in 1Q
• Petition drive seeks to ban billboards in Phoenix
• Glendale moves forward with budget, money for Phoenix Coyotes deal
• Arizona working multiple sites for FAA unmanned aircraft test zone
• Arizona schools overpaying $125M for ‘ghost’ students
• Arizona Gov. Brewer heads to Europe on trade trip
• Arbsource lands $150K from DOE innovation grant
• Phoenix-area photo-enforcement citations fluctuate
• Arizona SOS Ken Bennett apologizes for ‘birther’ flap
• Latinos Believe Arizona Republican Secretary of State Ken Bennett Interfering With Latino Rights To Vote
• Phoenix police: Man who jumped from truck dies
• Phoenix police: Man who jumped from truck dies
• Possible road rage investigated in I-10 fatal crash
• Possible road rage investigated in I-10 fatal crash
• Glendale vote will set the stage for Coyotes deal
• Arbsource secures $150K DOE grant
• Phoenix group files petitions to get ballot initiative to ban billboards
• Arizona works to land FAA test site for unmanned aircraft
• White supremacist gets 40 years in 2004 Scottsdale bombing
• Jan Brewer headed to Germany, France on business attraction trip
• Surprise police: Man threatened 2 women with rifle
• Surprise police: Attempted robbery at gas station that was robbed 9 days earlier
• Apple keeps top spot in mobile computer ranks
• 2 in apparent murder-suicide in Tempe identified
• Benjamin Franklin plumbing honored by U.S. Chamber
• Mastering the purchasing maze
• Facebook IPO means many different things to Arizona startups
• Diver Eggers named to the Capital One Academic All-District VIII Team
• Mohave County: Man shoots self after killing girlfriend
• Startup Act 2.0 aimed at helping entrepreneurs
• Arizona restaurants hope to beef up recovery
• US Airways flight diverted after bomb claim
• American Airlines creditors hire advisers to look at US Airways merger
• Average pay for Phoenix CEOs nears $180,000
• Pancreatic Cancer May Be Detected with Simple Intestinal Probe
• Simulation Training to Serve Heart Attack Patients
• RV driver killed in Loop 202 crash identified as Buckeye resident
• RV driver killed in Loop 202 crash identified as Buckeye resident
• Phoenix area weather: Cooler days ahead
• Justice of the Peace Phillip Woolbright appeals panel's recommendation to remove him from office
• Phoenix diocese supports birth-control lawsuits
• Near-record heat in Phoenix area set to cool down
• Near-record heat in Phoenix area set to cool down
• Officials: Drug fight must focus on demand
• Scottsdale, Paradise Valley resorts make best spas list
• Fiesta Bowl focused on college playoff; new SEC, Big 12 bowl may head to Dallas
• Scuba diver, Biltmore mansion arson trial starts
• John Junker’s sentencing delayed again
• Sonoran crime reporter murdered in northern Mexico
• Arpaio sends Obama investigators to Hawaii
• Trial starts in '09 blaze at Phoenix mansion
• Trial starts in '09 blaze at Phoenix mansion
• Heard Museum North Scottsdale Begins Summer Hours, Announces New Photography Contest
• D-backs Homestand Lineup: May 21-27
• Kavanaghs of Fountain Hills prize opportunity for public service
• Suspect held in pair of Valley sexual assaults
• Congressman Flake Applauds Senate Passage of Bill to Prevent Iranian Regime From Developing Nuclear Weapons
• ASU softball advances to host Super Regionals
• Phoenix teen shot in the face while handling gun
• Phoenix teen shot in the face while handling gun
• Phoenix Chamber presents Impact Awards
• Phoenix Chamber presents Impact Awards
• Ecotality turns profit, sees revenue rise 215%
• Kyocera gets deal to provide Arizona solar project with panels
• Beatitudes Campus raises nearly $100,000
• 10 Arizona spas make Condé Nast best-of list
• Memorial Day travel expected to rise in Arizona
• Ensemble DevMan of Arizona becomes Ensemble Real Estate Solutions
• Grand Canyon Education names new general counsel
• True Food Kitchen expanding into San Diego
• RV collision on Loop 202 leaves 1 dead, 6 hurt
• RV collision on Loop 202 leaves 1 dead, 6 hurt
• Mayo Clinic Study Reports Increasing Incidence of Clostridium difficile Infection (C. diff) and Challenges Common Beliefs About Its Origins
• 'Republic' photographer makes most of rare eclipse
• 'Republic' photographer makes most of rare eclipse
• Maricopa County budget gets tentative OK
• Phoenix just 84th in US for average salary
• Decade of Champions: Part 1
• Lake Pleasant shopping center sells for $42 million
• Tempe shooting kills two in what may be murder-suicide
• Sun Devils noted for environmental performance
• Scottsdale man arrested in trailhead VW burglary
• Phoenix area weather: Hot, with ozone pollution
• Phoenix area weather: Hot, with ozone pollution
• Arizona State University Health Services, with Its Newly Renovated Facility, Becomes a Member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network
• Women's golf heads to Nashville for NCAA Championships
• Softball hosts Super Regional vs. La-Lafayette
• Baseball sweeps away Washington with 9-6 victory
• Phoenix rollover on I-10 leads to backup
• Phoenix rollover on I-10 leads to backup
• Scottsdale police arrest man who was in chimney
• Republican freshmen mail tab is over $9 mil
• Records: Calif. man staged Valley slaying as a suicide
• Competition for Fountain Hills lone medical-marijuana facility heats up
• Merchandise Sales Up 14 Percent At Chase Field Team Shop
• Gruesome Playground Injuries at the Herberger Theater Center
• CORRECTING and REPLACING Team USA Road to London Experiential Tour to Visit Six DeVry University Campuses
• Artists introduce Phoenix students to jazz
• Artists introduce Phoenix students to jazz
• Standards would immerse Arizona students in science
• Brewer veto of volunteerism bill shocks youth
• El Mirage embraces electronic billboards
• Police: Man jumps from vehicle after fight with girlfriend
• Police: Man jumps from vehicle after fight with girlfriend
• Racial slur leads to fight at Phoenix Circle K
• Racial slur leads to fight at Phoenix Circle K
• Mesa autistic boy killed on U.S. 60 had wandered away
• Eclipse expected to be most striking in decades
• Arizona political scandals back in focus with investigations
• Pinal Sheriff's Office stockpiles, sells millions in military equipment
• Republic staff members win awards from Arizona Press Club
• Autistic boy fatally struck on U.S. 60
• Phoenix man fatally shot; stolen cars found
• Phoenix man fatally shot; stolen cars found
• Salvation Army makes a splash with new center
• Salvation Army makes a splash with new center
• Voters to mull seven issues on Nov. ballot
• Adult services ads are targeted
• Adult services ads are targeted
• Hero Hoskins stands up for taxpayers against Wilcox
• 2 Arizonans in Missouri murder-suicide
• Arizona, US banks still struggle with TARP, mortgage fund
• Help sought in Phoenix shooting of man, dog
• Help sought in Phoenix shooting of man, dog
• Phoenix is braced for zombies, vampires and Avengers on Memorial Day weekend
• El Mirage police shoot man wielding knife
• Arizona fires: Winds ease, aid firefighters
• World of Beer franchise to open in Tempe
• Phoenix ozone watch, pollution advisory
• Phoenix ozone watch, pollution advisory
• ASU Health Services to join Mayo Clinic Care Network
• Free dinners welcome bikers to Tolleson
• Renovations for new colleges considered in Mesa
• APS recognizes six companies for partnerships
• Higley school district controversy brews over co-valedictorians
• Amkor Technology to build $350M facility in South Korea
• Mining town of Cleator takes in Gladiator Fire evacuees
• 2 Arizona men found dead in Missouri
• Project aims to help seniors socially
• Internet used to target Valley shoplifting rings
• Phoenix TSA officers take Homeland Security classes
• New Phoenix police chief tackles immigration
• Eloy woman charged with murder, smuggling in SUV crash
• Proposal to end partisan primary elections getting support
• Phoenix hearing to focus on drugs at border
• Phoenix hearing to focus on drugs at border
• Glendale looks to avoid Cardinals parking lawsuit
• Glendale considering solutions to stadium parking issue
• AZTechBeat starts coverage for Arizona software industry
• Frying pan fire burns Phoenix man, spreads to kitchen, attic
• Authorities ID body of man found in car in Avondale canal
• Maricopa County treasurer seeks to block Wilcox settlement
• Hostess Brands bankruptcy could mean 130 Arizona job cuts
• Three-vehicle crash blocks Arizona 238 west of Maricopa
• Elderly Tucson woman gets probation in bank heists
• A rundown of the AZBio Expo from A to Z
• Phoenix police: Man forced runaway teen into prostitution
• Phoenix police: Man forced runaway teen into prostitution
• Newly renovated ASU Health Services becomes member of Mayo Clinic Care Network
• Whisenhunt among Top 10 highest paid coaches in pro sports
• Arizona Secretary of State Bennett seeks verification of Obama's citizenship
• Maricopa school bus, truck collide; 4 injured
• Drug bust involving Chandler family nets more than 40 arrests
• Drug bust involving Chandler family nets more than 40 arrests
• Ken Bennett comments stir up Obama 'birther' buzz
• Track and field posts 46 entries into NCAA West Preliminaries
• Wave of NFL concussion lawsuits could flow down to teams, doctors, other sports
• 'Temporary' double-wide trailer fire station in Surprise is now 10 years old
• Phoenix councilman rides in wheelchair for a day
• Police chief column: Phoenix will have 'policing with a purpose'
• Peoria Unified School District hopes to make cheerleading a sport
• Calif. lawyer accused in Queen Creek man's death
• Mayo Clinic Recognized as an "Economic Driver" in Phoenix
• Landlord wins $5.8 million against company in default judgment
• BBB announces Arizona Ethics Award winners
• 2 young, spotted hyenas join exotic animals at Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium
• Drownings down in the Southwest Valley; caution still urged
• Phoenix officer's porn work comes to light
• Phoenix officer's porn work comes to light
• Fuego CityScape set for downtown Phoenix debut
• Glendale earmarks $17 million operations fee for Phoenix Coyotes Jobing.com Arena
• Peoria offering $1.2M in seed funding for biotech startups
• Networking calendar for week of May 18
• Judge overturns NLRB ‘ambush elections’ rule
• 2 U.S. citizens, 2 ethnicities, 2 accounts of jail treatment
• 2 U.S. citizens, 2 ethnicities, 2 accounts of jail treatment
• Rare partial solar eclipse will be visible in Arizona
• Pine Flat braces for Gladiator Fire's advance
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Vote on Tempe, Ahwatukee Express buses postponed
• Coalition to address Arizona minority issues
• Phoenix police look for man approaching young girls
• Phoenix police look for man approaching young girls
• Tempe police search for missing 79-year-old man
• Jawa settles lawsuit with Verizon
• Suntech, First Solar weigh in on tariff ruling
• Baseball hosts final home games of 2012 season
• Arizona Technology Council tabs new board members
• Pinal County deputies seize marijuana, expose smuggling camp
• El Mirage police: Woman helps thwart burglary attempt
• Peoria 12-year-old boy in custody after flashlight-bomb hoax
• Mitchell narrowly tops Monti in Tempe mayoral race
• Social Madness nominations are in, now what?
• Greg Jamison, NHL move ahead with Phoenix Coyotes sale, but no Glendale vote imminent
• Arizona college coaches don't approach 'Coach K' kind of pay
• Tammi Smith convicted in Baby Gabriel case
• Dave Krietor retiring from city of Phoenix post
• Class action deal could bring $39M for Arizona mental health services
• Solar tariffs on Chinese panels will affect Arizona industry
• OVC Freshman of the Year is transferring to ASU
• Mesa cellphone store robbed at gunpoint Wednesday night
• Surprise man gets 7 years for selling firearms to undercover police
• Mesa apartment fire leaves leads to evacuation of about 40
• Arizona man sentenced for sexual assault in N.M.
• Baseball falls to Arizona, 10-2
• Softball and 12 All-Conference Honorees kick off postseason
• Three vehicles collide on Interstate 10 in west Phoenix
• Three vehicles collide on Interstate 10 in west Phoenix
• Phoenix budget reinstates 9 after-school programs
• Phoenix Children's sheds light on melanoma, sun safety
• DeVry University Appoints Joyce Wheatley as Philadelphia Metro President
• Nowicki: Former House colleagues miss working with Giffords
• Ask a Mexican on California DREAMing and Mexican Nombres
• Miracle on Ice: Can the Coyotes Go All the Way?
• Paul Babeu Turns Distortion of Truth Into an Art Form
• Phoenix-area companies take on role as class sponsors
• Arizona non-profit groups in elections unchecked
• Arizona non-profit groups in elections unchecked
• Arizona wildfires: Gladiator Fire more than doubles in size
• Gilbert shooting: Ready had history of police run-ins
• Ron Barber, Jesse Kelly clash at Tucson debate
• Brewer wraps up signing of Arizona bills
• Officials: No damage from Arizona legislative website hacking
• Congressman Flake Introduces Emergency Water Supply Restoration Act
• Glendale lays off 49 employees to balance $35 mil budget gap
• Phoenix inmate escape: 2 arrested in connection
• A new fee for APS residential solar users
• Arizona BioIndustry Expo expected to draw 250
• State legislator Arredondo indicted in FBI sting
• Arizona Rep. Ben Arredondo indicted for bribery, fraud
• Arizona wildfires: Gladiator Fire burning a mile from homes
• Tempe residents will have to wait on mayoral election results
• Bank of America plans to sell some branches
• Mortgage delinquency, foreclosure rates fall in Arizona
• 2-year-old girl in stroller hit by construction truck in Surprise
• Buckeye police ID motorcyclist killed in May 5 crash with SUV
• FineMark National Bank & Trust expands into Scottsdale
• The man who helps create the 'creatives' in Phoenix
• Heard Museum CEO Letitia Chambers to retire
• Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa's downtown celebrates 35th anniversary
• Arizona loses nearly 1,200 manufacturing jobs in past year
• Tourism officials say industry is gaining national respect
• Raytheon gets $314M missile contract from Navy
• Average credit card debt down 18% in Phoenix
• Westbound I-10 near Arizona 143 reopened after deadly crash
• Students earn prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
• Competition among 4 finalists for Peoria fire chief job heating up
• No replacement in sight for Glendale City Manager Ed Beasley
• Arizona study shows minimum wage for survival
• Arizona school-choice program expands
• Banner tests experimental drug to halt Alzheimer's
• APS gets ACC approval for new rates
• FBI to review $2B loss at JPMorgan Chase
• Banner shuffling CEO positions among Phoenix-area hospitals
• Albright University close to deal for Mesa campus
• National Bank of Arizona, Phoenix open $25M solar funding deal
• Firefighters work to contain wildfire near Crown King
• Brewer vetoes bill calling for return of federal lands to Arizona
• Phoenix, other markets lack home sellers
• Gluten Free Calendar to Promote Celiac Awareness at D-backsGame Host Gluten-Free Pre-Game Event at Coach and Willie's
• Phoenix-area high-school grads get college degrees
• Tempe mayor race: Monti has narrow lead in vote
• Gilbert shooting victim declined to file for protection
• Graves at MCSO's new headquarters may be pioneers'
• Graves at MCSO's new headquarters may be pioneers'
• Report: Mark Mitchell declines police queries on decades-old claim
• APS gets approval for new rate structure from ACC
• Congressman Flake Applauds Senate Proposals to Ensure the U.S. Remains a Leader in the Global Marketplace
• Arizona Legislature's website hacked; group claims responsibility
• Phoenix council tentatively backs $1 billion budget
• Phoenix area hits 106, highest temperature of year
• Arizona high court urged to let execution proceed
• Police confirm missing Tucson girl was abducted
• National Bank of Arizona, Phoenix team with APS, SRP on $25M solar fund
• Officials close to deal to bring Albright University to Mesa
• Windy conditions help fire spread to 5 acres in Avondale
• Banner moving positions at Webb Medical Center
• Cronkite graduate wins Fulbright Award
• Herberger Academy student heads to National Spelling Bee
• Mesa lands Albright College campus; city's 3rd school deal this year
• Driver is second fatality in Phoenix head-on collision
• Driver is second fatality in Phoenix head-on collision
• Tucson man gets prison in interstate stalking case
• Cancer Survivors Unite for 25th Annual National Cancer Survivors Day Celebration
• Frank McCune resigns from Valley Leadership for APS job
• Gilbert woman accused of hitting boyfriend with river rock
• ASU: Phoenix housing market still bruised, but recovering
• Man sentenced in Arizona smuggling case
• ASU: Jobs recovery in Arizona will take 5 more years
• Arizona Commerce Authority may announce new CEO Friday
• Arcadia neighborhood taking on waste reduction
• Phoenix CEO moves into prototype prefab home: slide show
• Buckeye killing: Suspect arrested in shooting death of 45-year-old man
• Valley Metro changes would alter Phoenix routes
• Sundt Foundation tops $5 million in donations
• Baseball holds Territorial Cup
• Phoenix chamber names 2012 Impact Award winners
• Inmate reportedly uses another's ID to flee jail
• Inmate reportedly uses another's ID to flee jail
• Mayo Clinic Sets Industry Standard for Mobile Experience: Personal, Portable and Participatory
• Surprise fire breaks out Tuesday morning at Applebee's restaurant
• Valley Metro aims to make Express bus routes faster
• Valley Metro aims to make its 20 Express bus routes faster
• Nowicki: Retiring Sen. Jon Kyl struggles to attain goals before elections
• Phoenix Coyotes loyalists still proudly howling after all these years
• Crews work to maintain ice at Jobing.com Arena
• Arizona fires continue; smoke from blaze in Tonto forest reaches Valley
• Gov. Brewer vetoes bill making changes to online education
• Gila River tribe may hold vote on Loop 202 freeway
• Gov. Brewer signs bill to help debt collectors
• 2012 college grads enter improving job market
• Arizona HOA data-collection law nixed
• Brewer signs elections bill, vetoes 6 bills
• Aaron Chamberlin slated to open farm-focused cafe in Urban Grocery space
• BBVA Compass expanding Tempe, Birmingham operation centers
• Gov. Brewer nixes HOA data collection bill
• AMA-Phoenix awards Spectrums
• Phoenix police chief takes oath, starts job
• Arizona death-row inmate entitled to hearing, judge says
• Phoenix police: Driver was using laptop in fatal crash
• Phoenix police: Driver was using laptop in fatal crash
• Luke Air Force Base to hold emergency exercises
• Airman stationed at Glendale Luke Air Force Base killed in Phoenix crash
• Airman stationed at Glendale Luke Air Force Base killed in Phoenix crash
• Brewer signs bill to help debt collectors
• Phoenix police break up dog-fighting ring, arrest 9
• Phoenix police break up dog-fighting ring, arrest 9
• Phoenix bans open fires in city mountain, desert preserves
• Phoenix area weather: Heat watch for Tuesday
• Man convicted in 2009 Paradise Valley home invasions
• Man had cocaine in wheelchair cushion, border officials say
• Arizona man arrested in death of girlfriend, 20
• Arizona Diamondbacks attendance up 21% from a year ago
• Lennar Homes building 83 new homes in El Mirage
• Woman saves 80 cats at Mesa home; owner had recently died
• AIR Marketing changes name to Air Integrated
• Old Motorola radar tower demolished in Tempe as office park takes shape
• Retired Best Buy CEO and Former Swiss Health Minister Headline Mayo Clinic Quality and Systems Engineering Conference
• Arizona poised to benefit from strong summer travel season
• Man accused of threatening woman, others at Food City
• PHX Sky Train at Sky Harbor Airport begins test runs
• PHX Sky Train at Sky Harbor Airport begins test runs
• Federal budget cuts for travel could hurt Arizona
• US Airways Education Foundation accepting grants
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover Biomarkers for Prostate Cancer Detection, Recurrence
• Cronkite students win third RFK award in four years
• 2 flashlight bombs explode in Glendale
• IO rolls out network plans, certification for data center systems
• Softball to host NCAA Regional
• Women's golf advances to nation-leading 21st-consecutive NCAA Championships
• Men's track and field takes second at Conference Championships, women fifth
• Baseball sweeps Gonzaga behind freshman's clutch hitting
• Innovation examples
• Libraries stock stacks for summer reading fun
• Peoria woman cracks Western art barrier
• Glendale neighborhood continues to fight planned WinCo
• Surprise solar plant to hire 80 workers, expand facility
• Surprise Police, Fire departments not spared spending cuts
• CBS Outdoor pursues swap of static billboards to digital
• Mayo Clinic Trustees Welcome New Member
• Navajos concerned over water deal with feds
• Phoenix-area cities got innovative during economic downturn
• Phoenix-area cities got innovative during economic downturn
• Challenges await new Maricopa County CEO
• Congressman Flake Applauds Decision to Uphold Recreational Shooting at Sonoran Desert National Monument in Arizona
• Death-row prisoner's lawyers to make final push
• Domestic violence victim helps change law
• Lego contests charm families in Tempe
• Applications for medical-marijuana sites open
• Police suspect man of robbing Surprise gas station
• Phoenix Coyotes lose Game 1 to Kings but Westgate wins
• Grisly massacre in northern Mexico
• Mesa land sold to recycler
• More rounds in store for Obama, Joe Arpaio fight
• JPMorgan Chase executives expected to go after $2B loss
• American agrees to study US Airways, other mergers
• Late allegations hit Tempe mayor's race
• Florence copper mine finalizes $40M loan
• Glendale city manager forms consulting business
• Surprise police seek robber wearing clown makeup
• Phoenix concerts: Andre Nickatina and MUMBLS, May 24 – Club Red
• Phoenix concerts: American Idol Live 2012 Tour, July 27 – Jobing.com Arena
• Phoenix concerts: Church Of Misery, June 4 - Chasers
• Phoenix concerts: The Rocketboys, June 13 - The Sail Inn
• Phoenix concerts: AbbaFab, June 16 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix concerts: Nicki Minaj – Aug. 7, Comerica Theatre
• Arizona prisoners rarely granted clemency
• Tempe to choose mayor Tuesday
• Some schools removing valedictorian title
• Phoenix pursuing new set of activists
• Phoenix pursuing new set of activists
• Life remembered: Peoria woman shared passion for history
• Pedestrian struck on I-17, seriously injured
• 1 dead in rollover accident on I-10
• Corporations and non-profits in Phoenix can help each other survive
• Roundup: 3 wildfires hit Arizona; evacuations needed
• Arizona Ron Paul supporters boo Romney's son off stage
• Serious crash on 7th St. near Northern
• Serious crash on 7th St. near Northern
• Bull Flat Fire grows to 200 acres in Tonto Forest
• Bil Gluth on getting down to business NOW!
• Ariz. group calls fees by rangers ‘intimidating’
• Suspect in death of Phoenix boy surrenders
• Suspect in death of Phoenix boy surrenders
• HUD gives Ariz. $1M for housing discrimination
• Hockey finally gets moment in the sun
• Babeu's exit sets up GOP slugfest in District 4
• Babeu's return to Pinal sheriff's race forces aide to end run
• New Arizona funding will be restoring help for mentally ill
• Phoenix man part of border complaint
• Brewer signs Arizona bill on contraception coverage
• U.S. Labor chief Hilda Solis talks jobs during Valley visit
• Arizona task force, committee focus on sales tax
• Obama's environmental adviser Nancy Sutley visits
• Scottsdale to pay $200,000 in termination settlement
• Arizona tax cuts OK'd; they include a 25% capital-gains break
• Claim is filed over deadly Scottsdale police shooting
• Curis Resources gets $40M loan for Pinal County copper mine
• Ozone high-pollution advisory issued for Saturday
• Man gets 42-year prison term for Phoenix heists
• No Coyotes vote yet for Glendale; city wrestles with Cardinals lawsuit threat
• Wilcox awarded $975K in lawsuit against county
• Mesa land sold to tire recycler CRM of America
• New Scottsdale homes go Dutch
• 12 displaced after fire at Glendale apartment complex
• Suntron, CMC Steel honored by Arizona Manufacturers Council
• Jason Hope, Jawa move forward with business after Texas settlement
• Ernst & Young names 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year finalists
• Tempe's Hayden Flour Mill set to reopen
• Gestamp Solar Steel to expand, hire 80
• Glendale's first Goodwill store opens
• 3 accused in string of laptop thefts at Phoenix coffee shops
• 3 accused in string of laptop thefts at Phoenix coffee shops
• Lightning suspected in 2 Phoenix home fires
• Lightning suspected in 2 Phoenix home fires
• Southwest Valley officials: Approach of fire season calls for extra precautions
• Bid to recall Peoria Councilman Aames continues, turns somewhat testy in Peoria
• Commuter rail should be fast-tracked in Arizona
• Deer Valley Unified School District graduation bar raised for Class of '13
• Chandler raid nets weapons, 2 arrests, 100 pounds of marijuana
• IGo drops revenue, widens loss in 1Q
• Three schools to receive ASU Reynolds professors
• Mayo Clinic Releases Guide Book for New Parents
• Good Egg to open new Phoenix location
• Pinal deputy pursues vehicle going 100 mph, authorities say
• Downtown Phoenix-to-Tolleson light-rail route revised
• Downtown Phoenix-to-Tolleson light-rail route revised
• Engineer says north Phoenix bridge can't carry artwork
• Engineer says north Phoenix bridge can't carry artwork
• Police a presence at Paradise Valley district meetings
• Paul Babeu dropping out of GOP congressional race
• Reading is alive, well and "cozy" in Phoenix
• Arizona kids still behind in science
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• Perryville prison officials call off lockdown after phone threat
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• Dollar General targeting customers earning about $75K a year
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• Maricopa County lowers cost to microchip pet
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• Arizona Supreme Court clears way for Elevation Chandler sale
• Jawa, Jason Hope agree to $2M settlement with Texas
• Raul Grijalva challenger David Crowe Robles drops out
• Mesa cardiologist pleads guilty in fondling case
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• Man sought in Yuma trailer-park shooting in custody
• Brewer signs bill allowing electronic billboards on Phoenix freeways, possibly by Arizona Cardinals
• Arizona bill to restrict renewable standard dies quiet death
• Belly launches online customer reward program in Phoenix
• Amtech revenue slides 65%, leads to $5M loss
• Feds sue Joe Arpaio alleging profiling, bullying of Hispanics
• John Harrington to lead John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital
• Fighter jets part of flyby for Phoenix funeral
• Fighter jets part of flyby for Phoenix funeral
• Phoenix police arrest man in machete attack on pit bull
• Phoenix police arrest man in machete attack on pit bull
• Arizona death-row inmate sues Brewer
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• U.S. sues Arpaio's office over treatment of Latinos
• The Marketing Coach: Direct mail is doable
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• UA graduates second class of doctors at Phoenix campus
• Danica Patrick signs on as spokesperson for Coke Zero
• Groundbreaking of new baseball stadium announced
• Women's golf competes for 21-straight NCAA Championship bid
• Softball contends for Pac-12 title against Cal
• Phoenix police: Man tried to force girl into prostitution
• Phoenix police: Man tried to force girl into prostitution
• Goodyear budget draft includes increase in property-tax rate
• Glendale man wins Powerball lottery with 6 winning tickets
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• Mayo Clinic: Exhaustion Renders Immune Cells Less Effective in Cancer
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• A look inside Phoenix's new Hotel Palomar by Kimpton
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• Phoenix fires break out at businesses, homes
• Glendale confident Jamison, Coyotes deal will avoid ballot vote
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• Arcadia folks to show off their farms
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• Phoenix man gets 22 years in 90-year-old's death in bank robbery
• Phoenix man gets 22 years in 90-year-old's death in bank robbery
• US Airways adding flights to Europe
• 11 students hospitalized after fire-extinguisher mishap
• Fiserv Case-Shiller defends housing report as Phoenix experts balk at predicted price declines
• Phoenix police: Man drove stolen vehicle into restaurant
• Phoenix police: Man drove stolen vehicle into restaurant
• Police arrest Scottsdale pharmacy owners in illegal drug case
• Maricopa County moves to join voting-maps federal lawsuit
• Local First Arizona moving annual event to downtown Phoenix
• Arizona mortgage delinquency rates falling quickly
• UCLA lab tragedy strengthens ASU safety awareness
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• FBI investigating separate Phoenix-bound plane threats
• FBI investigating separate Phoenix-bound plane threats
• Surprise City Council begins to explore drafting a city charter
• Phoenix police launch website where residents can report crime
• Tucson district to lay off 72 teachers, staff
• 3 Municipal Court judges reappointed
• Avondale Elementary district tries to curb declining rolls
• NHL hopes Phoenix Coyotes sale to Jamison closes fast
• Chicago firm wants to generate electricity using trash in Glendale
• Maricopa County SWAT team serves Phoenix search warrant
• Maricopa County SWAT team serves Phoenix search warrant
• Arizona construction gets a boost, ranks fifth in U.S.
• WSJ: Glendale taxpayers on the hook for keeping Coyotes
• Snowbowl owners file suit seeking $270,000
• Push is on for open primary in Arizona
• Phoenix fares well in manufacturing despite drop in jobs
• Prescott fire engulfs Whiskey Row businesses
• Alexis Gray-Lawson all over Japanese national team in Phoenix Mercury's win
• New efforts from BLM to guard desert in southern Arizona
• Threat prompts rescreening of 2 Phoenix Southwest flights
• Threat prompts rescreening of 2 Phoenix Southwest flights
• Border Patrol's new plan will use existing resources
• Pinal County sheriff hopefuls mindful of Babeu
• Honorary Bat Girl Contest Winner For The Arizona Diamondbacks From Mesa To Be Recognized At Chase Field
• Bedding drive to benefit domestic-violence victims at Phoenix shelter
• Bedding drive to benefit domestic-violence victims at Phoenix shelter
• MCSO deputy David William Wargo mourned at funeral
• Gilbert, officials to discuss shooting tragedy
• District 9 Democratic hopefuls grilled at Tempe forum
• Fiesta Bowl ex-chief Junker's sentence delayed
• Panel advocates removal of Justice of the Peace Woolbright
• Michael Hernan is latest to join GOP contest
• Horne ignores lawsuit threat over mortgage funds
• Arizona court hears 'Serial Shooter' death-penalty appeal
• Sales-tax collections on upswing in Phoenix
• Unlicensed driver charged in crash that killed boy
• Unlicensed driver charged in crash that killed boy
• Carpet-cleaning van fire touches off Phoenix house blaze
• Mountain lion that attacked dog in Arizona was rabid
• Search continues for abducted sisters with Arizona ties
• Pet sanctuary seeks help saving Mesa puppy's leg
• Gila River tribe picks Perini to build new hotel, casino at Vee Quiva
• Antenori considers dropping congressional bid, seeking re-election in state Senate
• Crexendo revenue falls, eeks out profit
• Institute for Supply Management: Economic growth to continue through 2012
• ASU rated as nation's best online criminal justice school
• Attorney prepares lawsuit to challenge sweep of mortgage assistance money
• Former ASU standout Simon looking to make it with Phoenix Mercury
• Man accidentally shoots self at Scottsdale Gun Club, police say
• Suspect in fatal Phoenix shooting arrested in Colorado
• Suspect in fatal Phoenix shooting arrested in Colorado
• Bank of America debuts travel rewards credit cards
• Andres Irlando to head Verizon Wireless Southwest Region
• Tesla Motors may bring mini dealership to Scottsdale Fashion Square mall
• Phoenix chamber seeking Athena award nominations
• Dysart Unified School District reverses ban on religious fliers
• Eloy woman arrested in fatal immigrant crash
• Phoenix man gets 15 years in child-porn case
• Phoenix man gets 15 years in child-porn case
• Citations in Buckeye fall as traffic unit educates drivers
• Small companies rate Arizona's business climate
• Phoenix home prices in March up 7.7% from a year ago
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• Carnegie-Knight News21 food safety probe wins national awards
• Paradise Valley Unified accuses parent of harassment
• Phoenix wraps up budget meetings with residents
• Phoenix police ID suspect in deadly shooting
• Of course there’s already talk of a special session
• New Border Patrol strategy targets repeat crossers
• Campfire ban begins in southeast Arizona
• Brewer signs bill to reverse public pension change
• Brewer signs budget approved by Legislature
• Mayo Clinic Confirms Genetic Predictor for Fuchs' Corneal Dystrophy
• Journals and Pharma Collaborate on New Recommendations to Close Credibility Gap in Industry-Sponsored Research
• Gilbert seeking to soothe pain in wake of shooting deaths
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• Phoenix Coyotes near ownership deal with optimism
• AT&T opts into home security business
• Arizona ranks as fifth least peaceful state
• NBA analyst: Nash may head to Raptors
• Arizona, U.S. gas prices continue downward trend
• Bettman announces potential deal with Jamison, Coyotes
• First Solar, Enbridge flip switch on first BLM plant
• Brewer approves $8.6B budget for Arizona
• Tequila Party Movement Celebrates One Year Anniversary With Mike Stauffer
• Phoenix-area cities remember those killed in line of duty
• Defense lawyer leaves Samuel Lopez's clemency hearing
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• Light is shed on Paradise Valley murder investigation
• Brewer signs budget approved by Legislature
• Mesa Community College's culinary program will move to Scottsdale
• Thomas, Aubuchon to appeal ruling on lack of immunity
• Congressman Flake Pans Obama Administration’s New Border Strategy
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• Mesa man accused of abusing puppy
• Phoenix shooting suspect surrenders; 1 still sought
• Phoenix shooting suspect surrenders; 1 still sought
• Phoenix building's 33rd-floor window shatters
• Phoenix building's 33rd-floor window shatters
• Bettman: NHL moving forward with Coyotes sale to Jamison
• 4 accused of ID theft after raid at Tempe business
• AG to ask feds for expedited review of bill that would impact Quelland
• Attorney: Clemency Board appointments made illegally
• Gilbert shootings: 911 tapes released
• First Solar, Enbridge complete 50MW solar plant in Nevada
• Peoria elementary school put on lockdown after hoax 911 call
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• Phoenix teacher, coach accused in sexual exploitation of minor
• Phoenix teacher, coach accused in sexual exploitation of minor
• Veit Springs: A Home on the Mountain
• Surprise lays off 19 workers, cuts 14 vacant positions
• Commerce Authority to name new CEO at next meeting
• Goldwater Institute could interfere with Phoenix Coyotes sale
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• Surprise police: Fight breaks out at school, officer assaulted
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• Peoria residents invited to meet 4 fire chief finalists Thursday
• CenturyLink buying ad space in downtown Phoenix
• Arizona Highway Patrol group honors fallen officers
• Missing Tucson man found dead in California
• Lisa Borowsky joins House race, Schapira picks up union endorsement
• Tobin decides against congressional run
• Green Chamber adds 3 to business search contest
• Arizona reaches $2M settlement with Abbott Labs over anti-seizure drug Depakote
• Family abducted before move to Arizona sought
• Western Alliance Bancorp looks to raise $400 million
• Arizona death-row inmate's case before clemency board
• Six Arizona businesses land on Fortune 500 list
• Three score for Sun Devils as Pac-12 combined events conclude
• Softball sends seniors out with 13-5 victory against Utah
• Baseball completes series sweep over Utah with 4-2 win
• Death-row inmate’s case before AZ clemency board
• 4 indicted in student aid scheme that used inmates
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• Budget would allow Police Department to add civilian jobs
• Buckeye officials to try iPads in two-month pilot program
• Peoria council approves tweaks in agreement with Vistancia
• Scottsdale fire at apartments could be arson, police say
• School of Nutrition hosts spring convocation
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• NHL moves forward with Coyotes sale but no Glendale vote
• Phoenix Public Market's downtown grocery closing
• Covance closing Chandler drug testing center
• Boeing wins $668M in Apache contracts
• Facebook faces advertising skeptics
• ASU history professor at center of plagiarism debate
• Bicyclists adding electric, gas motors to bikes
• Bicyclists adding electric, gas motors to bikes
• Clemency board faces legal hurdles
• Arizona woman fakes breast cancer to get fake breasts
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• PetSmart CEO pay package: $7.3M
• NHL to announce Phoenix Coyotes deal with Jamison
• Mesa expo caters to preparedness
• Police: Officer's son's shooting of sister an accident
• Some flood-insurance premiums to go down
• Mesa nears $135 mil farmland deal
• Longtime mariachi singer a West Valley icon
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• 2 sought in connection with motorist shooting
• 2 sought in connection with motorist shooting
• Katelyn Boyd and Christina Zambrana highlight Senior Day win for Arizona State
• Police: Argument between passengers leads to car crash
• Phoenix concerts: The Jacksons, July 18 – Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix concerts: Caifanes, June 3 – Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix concerts: Graffiti6, May 17 - Crescent Ballroom
• Peoria to sponsor free seminar for small business
• Phoenix concerts: II Volo, Sept. 26 – Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix concerts: Everclear, Sugar Ray, Gin Blossoms & More, July 3 - Comerica
• Phoenix concerts: Rush, Nov. 25 – US Airways Center
• Phoenix concerts: Dead Winter Carpenters, June 3 - Rhythm Room
• Phoenix concerts: Air Supply, Aug. 25 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix concerts: Los Tigres Del Norte, Aug. 3 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix concerts: Indigo Girls, June 14 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix concerts: Cinderella, Aug. 4 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix concerts: Scorpions, June 15 – Comerica Theatre
• Knight Transportation CEO Kevin Knight sees compensation fall
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• Refugees face new challenge after bomb case
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• Mesa Junior High School nears end of final year
• Arizona voters now can wear political garb to polls
• 2 suspected of Phoenix pawn shop robbery
• Phoenix Urban Grocery and Wine Bar is closing
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• Covance closing Chandler lab; drew protests
• Yuma to demolish 'horrific' filthy house
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• Son held on $2M bond in Yavapai standoff
• Energize Phoenix alters loan program to increase participation
• Fire restrictions in southeastern Arizona
• Cinco de Mayo at Peoria Main Library
• Goldwater Institute wins 'small victory' in Coyotes case
• PetSmart CEO Robert Moran sees compensation rise 12.3%
• Gilbert teacher creating youth fiddlers group
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• Dallas Escobedo's pitching backs 13-1 Arizona State romp of Utah
• Arizona abortion-services bill signed into law
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• Phoenix OKs contract to restore police pay
• Republican Councilwoman Lisa Borowsky enters congressional race
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• Phoenix woman sexually assaulted in apartment
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• Youngest victim in Gilbert massacre mourned by dad
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• Phoenix mayor honors 3 who rescued helicopter crash victims
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• Dems say Jesse Kelly is changing stance on key issues
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• Tempe lands Residence Inn, to open in 2014
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• Surprise police officers in teen shooting return to work
• West Valley industrial complex sells for $7.3M
• MidAmerican, First Solar start work on world’s largest PV site
• Pulliam Trust awards $1.9 million in grants
• Pulliam Charitable Trust names trustees
• International Communication Association to bring conference to Phoenix
• Glendale says it has more time to resolve Cardinals parking dispute, avoid lawsuit
• Mobile Mini earnings rise 37 percent, miss estimates
• Surprise studies payment options for $2.2 million Westcor debt
• University system gets funding increases after years of cuts
• Spirit Airlines aims for $100 carry-on fee
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• Poll: Romney comfortably ahead of Obama in Arizona
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• Grand Avenue traffic between Phoenix and Surprise improves
• Glendale council gives green light for trash-energy plant
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• Before bloodshed in Gilbert, signs of abuse inside home
• Arizona Legislature OKs worker bill, tax cut in late flurry
• Restaurants find healthy choices a tough sell
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• ASU recognizes graduates who served in military
• Fire destroys $1M in cars, parts at Parra's Auto Electric
• Woman to sue over Maricopa County jail conditions
• Note to execs: Don't lie on resume
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• Brewer signs bills on justice, guns
• Phoenix taco shop named one of Yahoo's 'Best in America'
• Arizona tax cuts give qualifying businesses bigger deductions
• 4 men rescued from Phoenix drophouse; 3 were assaulted
• 4 men rescued from Phoenix drophouse; 3 were assaulted
• Sine die: Conservative agenda dominates session
• Phoenix franchisee gets surprise close-up with disguised 'Undercover Boss'
• Grenades found in Gilbert home following neo-nazi J.T. Ready’s massacre
• Faculty, staff discuss favorite Sun Devil moments, upcoming football season
• Grandson arrested in killing of Mesa woman, 88
• Housing group preparing lawsuit over mortgage sweep
• Forest fire burning near Superior up to 200 acres
• Tucson-area man pleads guilty in killing of neighbor
• Flagstaff boy's campground death ends in guilty plea
• Arizona gasoline prices fall for 5th week in row
• Arizona Senate OKs tax cuts as session nears end
• Track and field to open Pac-12 Championships with Multis
• First Solar reports $450M loss, names James Hughes CEO
• Allstate moving 300 people to new downtown Tempe office
• Bill aimed at dismantling Colorado City police fails in Arizona House
• Romney up 52-43 over Obama in new Arizona poll
• RED Development buys Scottsdale Borgata
• Cako named Top-16 seed for NCAA Singles Championship
• Softball to finish home season with Senior Weekend
• Cresa names Jim Leslie as new CEO
• Baseball takes on Utah for three conference home games
• Wildfire in southern Arizona 80 percent contained
• Pearce allies fail to push through recall reimbursement bill
• Phoenix council permit program aims to reduce red tape
• US Airways shows passenger growth from a year ago
• Phoenix warehouse fire destroys $1 million in cars
• Phoenix woman found dead in Grand Canyon
• Surprise's first bowling alley set to open
• Two vehicles torched at Phoenix apartment complex
• Two vehicles torched at Phoenix apartment complex
• The Marketing Coach: Media coverage = sales leads
• Buckeye council tentatively OKs increase in property taxes
• Arizona among 7 states to add 100,000 private sector jobs in past decade
• Phoenix residents vet council redistricting proposals
• Flipping over the race card
• A year after preferential treatment ban, little change on state’s campuses
• Arizona sees rise in revenues from tribal casinos
• Police believe Neo-Nazi J.T. Ready killed four, himself in East Valley
• Gilbert killings likely domestic-violence incident, police say
• Pinnacle West sees revenue slide, narrows loss
• 500 bronze vases stolen from Phoenix cemetery
• Cactus League Museum struggles to find permanent home
• Center links Valley autistic adults to jobs
• Gilbert mass shooting: Members of extended family were targeted
• Ask a Mexican on Love's Travails and Spanish vs. Mexican
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• Gilbert mass shooting: White supremacist J.T. Ready left tracks in politics
• Gilbert mass shooting: Horror in wake of vigilante's final act
• US Airways pushing harder for American Airlines merger
• Casino Arizona jackpot winners' windfall attracts victim of theft
• MCSO Deputy David Wargo succumbs to injuries
• The depressing nature of the SB 1070 battle
• Maricopa County parks extend evening trail hours year-round
• Arizona Cardinals prepared to sue Glendale for $67 million
• Arizona Cardinals threaten to sue Glendale over parking
• Glendale city council briefed on proposed Phoenix Coyotes deal
• Battle continues over proposed Florence copper mine
• Number of bills signed by Brewer still at 155
• Ten Arizona companies on the verge of something big
• Senate hopeful Luis Acle Jr. has ties to GOP presidents
• Crews fight 40-acre wildfire outside Superior
• Arizona Cardinals file claim against Glendale over parking fight, ask for $67M in damages
• Shots fired at Yavapai deputies at Bagdad home; man held
• Jamison bid to buy Phoenix Coyotes on track, Glendale officials told
• Arizona Legislature approves $50M sweep of mortgage assistance funds
• ASBA Enterprise Luncheon a huge success
• Teen held in San Manuel arson; victim held after pot plants found
• Blue Hound Kitchen & Cocktails headed to Kimpton at CityScape
• Gilbert mass killing: Border militia leader identified as shooter
• Autopsy into Norwegian swimmer's death inconclusive
• Arizona plan to help $500M Florence copper mine gets axed
• MariSol Federal Credit Union Receives $750K CDFI grant
• Helicopter crashes into central Phoenix home
• Helicopter crashes into central Phoenix home
• Arizona Commerce Authority names finalists for Innovation Challenge
• Rollover crash closes southbound Loop 101 in Scottsdale
• Phoenix industrial center sells for $26 million
• Insight Enterprises revenue grows, income up 33%
• ON Semiconductor sees lower revenue, income in 1Q
• Phoenix apartment complex sells for $38.5 million
• Casa Grande crash kills 4, injures 7, authorities say
• 'Undercover Boss' set to feature Phoenix FastSigns franchisee
• Sun Devil Athletics congratulates 72 graduates
• Women's tennis earns ASU-record 25th-consecutive NCAA appearance
• Three women's golfer earn All-Pac-12 Honors
• Valley hospice program leader lauded for dementia work
• Arizona Lodging and Tourism Association holding auction to fund scholarships
• Assurant debuts insurance for solar projects
• Beauty is Skin Deep: Contest Finds the Sublime in the Cellular
• Phoenix police: Woman in argument ordered dog to attack
• Phoenix police: Woman in argument ordered dog to attack
• Halt to execution sought over inconsistent procedures
• Glendale City Council angered over more pay to some staff
• Bee attacks in Goodyear neighborhood send 2 to hospital
• Loop 202 crash injures officer, closes westbound lanes
• Mesa crash on Loop 202 closes eastbound lanes
• Phoenix apartments open arms to refugees
• Arizona prodding schools to focus on struggling students
• Arizona prodding schools to focus on struggling students
• Feds: September power outage could've been avoided
• Peoria standoff ends peacefully; 3 arrested
• Scottsdale district turns school bus into 'computer carriage'
• Arizona's new KidsCare to help thousands
• Phoenix may delay reform of pensions
• Phoenix may delay reform of pensions
• Arizona school-bond bill stalled in Senate
• Brewer has signed 155 bills
• Phoenix home damaged by flames
• Phoenix home damaged by flames
• Phoenix Good Samaritan awakens from coma
• Phoenix Good Samaritan awakens from coma
• Celebrate Small Business Week with the Arizona Small Business Association
• Goodyear man accused in multiple pharmacy robberies
• Apple finally appears headed to Austin, not Phoenix
• Arizona Senate advances Republican budget plan
• Andrew Thomas may bear hearing expenses
• Man gets 10 years for 3 DNA-linked sexual assaults in Phoenix
• Man gets 10 years for 3 DNA-linked sexual assaults in Phoenix
• Coach Graham to appear at Talking Rock Ranch
• Phoenix police seek witness in fatal break-in
• El Mirage police: Man accused of abuse in spanking incident
• Trevor Williams named Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week
• Boy, 16, on bike hit by car in Peoria
• Fourth-ranked women's golf named No. 2 seed in NCAA East Region
• Nonprofit Business Summit draws more than 500 in Phoenix
• Swimming world champ Dale Oen dies in Flagstaff
• Semiconductor sales see decline in March, 1Q
• From Girl Scout to park ranger: Grad embraces environmental ethics
• Manufacturing sector expanded in April
• Arizona small business growth almost five times the national average
• Wildfire in southeastern Arizona chars 1,000 acres
• Arizona community health centers get $6.9 million in federal grants
• Doctoral grad looks at gender, acculturation to study substance abuse
• Occupy May Day protest planned for Scottsdale today
• P.F. Chang’s to keep Scottsdale HQ after $1B private equity sale
• Peoria police seek 16-year-old girl reported missing
• Commerce Bank of Arizona names John Lewis to head AZ operations
• Fountain Hills golf course paying $25K to settle EEOC suit
• A trip to the White House, and the realization that Arizona must help itself
• Surprise teacher claims spot on Paralympic archery team
• Computer Use and Exercise Combo May Reduce the Odds of Having Memory Loss, Mayo Clinic Finds
• Bob Costas to receive 2012 Cronkite Award
• Peoria Unified district voters to decide on school bonds request
• Q&A on Phoenix's new trash pickup
• Coachella 2012 Weekend One: Arctic Monkeys and Girls
• Suspected meth lab found in Sun City home; man arrested
• Mayo Clinic Experts Available for Arthritis Action Month
• Free speech, social media collide at Goodyear school
• Arizona Attorney General's Office is investigating Pinal Truth Squad group
• Semiconductor sales may rise in 2012
• SolarCity makes plans for IPO
• Homebuyers bidding on Phoenix homes without seeing them
• American Heart Association study pinpoints Tasers as possible cause of death
• Homeownership in 1Q hits lowest point in 15 years
• Harkins Theatres pulls New Times ads for business, not political reasons
• Small business hiring rises in Phoenix
• NBC sportscaster Bob Costas to receive ASU Cronkite Award
• NBC sportscaster Bob Costas to receive ASU Cronkite Award
• Phoenix dental clinic helps kids, teens without insurance
• Phoenix dental clinic helps kids, teens without insurance
• $8.5 bil Arizona budget expected to be OK'd
• Pinal County questions search of 3 iPads
• Conservative blogger Greg Patterson confirmed for regents seat
• Boy dies after head-on crash in Phoenix
• Arizona lawmakers target mortgage settlement
• Arizona anti-stalking bill passed by lawmakers
• Lawmakers, Brewer plan $50M sweep of money intended for foreclosure crisis
• NetworkingPhoenix.com plans huge event
• New Ariz. bill on electronic billboards approved
• Arizona Senate OKs states’ rights ballot measure
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• Bill shields professionals from losing licenses based on religious objections
• Small business hiring on the rise in Phoenix
• Republican lawmakers begin fine-tuning budget plan
• Harkins Theatres explains decision to pull New Times ads
• PV power restored after squirrel gets into substation
• 3 girls sexually assaulted by man who walks into Tucson-area home
• Train in Flagstaff smashes stalled vehicle on tracks
• Man, 92, in Prescott crosswalk killed in hit-run
• ASU real estate expert Michael Orr: Arizona a very volatile market
• Peoria man found guilty of killing mother, hiding body
• How to work smarter, not harder, with the 80/20 rule
• Fontana sworn in as Legislature prepares to end session
• Michael Bidwill flies Mikhail Gorbachev to New York after Phoenix visit
• Arizona could be sued over $50M raid of mortgage, foreclosure assistance fund
• Man arrested in connection with Surprise home burglaries
• Buckeye police: 5 men vandalized cars with pellet gun
• Phoenix office center sells for $2.95M
• Glendale man gets 24 years in killing of housemate
• Darden Restaurants gives $17K in grants across Phoenix
• Wickenburg man killed in crash had passion in music, family
• Phoenix apartments sell for $1.25 million
• Scottsdale police arrest 5 in prescription fraud
• Only two weeks left to enter your company in Social Madness
• Lawmakers expected to pass budget Tuesday, then tackle Brewer’s personnel agenda
• Doctoral grad develops innovative model for teacher education
• Katelyn Boyd becomes all-time ASU softball RBI leader in rout of Washington
• Brock Osweiler selected by Denver Broncos in 2012 NFL draft
• It’s on: IRC faces two-front war over districts
• First lady campaigns in Tucson in Western push
• Sun Devils edge Aztecs 12-11, nabs fifth-place in MPSF
• Molinaro ties for second at Pac-12 Championships
• El Mirage Police, Fire departments seek budget increase
• Track and field sweeps in-state rivals at Double Dual
• Softball sweeps Washington with 5-4 win
• Boy dies after head-on crash in Phoenix
• Baseball takes two out of three in WSU series
• Redistricting consultant regrets choice of words
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• Beacon Program Partners with Area Schools on Asthma Initiatives
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• US Airways, unions: American merger will save jobs
• Bearish and bad news for Tempe's First Solar
• Phoenix Coyotes sale could be finalized next week
• PHX ranks 11th best US airport, LGA, LAX worst
• Few rules govern local PAC spending
• ASU graduation coordinator has daunting job
• SB 1070 win would boost other immigration laws
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• Apple evades $2B in taxes
• Harkins suspends Phoenix New Times ads
• Scottsdale: Busy intersection can handle traffic
• Shelters urge public to consider options for cats
• Shelters urge public to consider options for cats
• Grass-roots effort builds against Scottsdale mayor
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• Phoenix-area whooping-cough death 1st since 2009
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• Phoenix police arrest suspect in ITT campus shooting
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• Woman reported shot at ITT campus in Phoenix
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• Phoenix fire: Man jumps from 2nd story to escape blaze
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• Phoenix meat cleaver attack nets woman 5 years
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• Phoenix police ID man shot while son in car
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• Former Phoenix officer accused of attack faces court
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• Phoenix bagel shop employees treated for carbon monoxide
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• Phoenix Pride parade includes Mesa officers, MCSO deputies
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• Phoenix foster care Crisis Nursery finds stories of success
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• Phoenix council OKs land purchase near Sky Harbor Airport
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• Coachella 2012 Weekend One: Jimmy Cliff, Neon Indian, Ximena Sariñana
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• Crews work to free cat trapped in Phoenix apartment wall
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• Coachella 2012 Weekend One: Yuck, Kendrick Lamar, Givers, Breakbot
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• Two students in Phoenix charter school fight to face immigration judge
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• Good Samaritan shot while helping woman in Phoenix
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• Phoenix police make arrest in 1988 murder of 25-year-old
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• Phoenix Mercury takes Arkansas guard C'eira Ricketts in round two of WNBA Draft
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• Phoenix police release details of charter school fight
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• Man burned in Phoenix house fire
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• Brewer OKs bill allowing schools to offer elective on Bible's influence
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• After 3 years, Phoenix net art has outlasted critics
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• 5 in custody following fights at Phoenix charter school
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• Phoenix police ID man shot by motorcycle officer
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• DPS: Man steals copper from Interstate 10 overpass in west Phoenix
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• Phoenix concerts: Barenaked Ladies (and more!) – July 25, Comerica Theatre
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• Arizona Chamber joins Safelite’s opposition to new state auto glass repair rules
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• Woman, 45, shot in abdomen while walking in Phoenix
• Woman, 45, shot in abdomen while walking in Phoenix
• Man robs woman of cash at Phoenix restaurant
• Man robs woman of cash at Phoenix restaurant
• Legislature on verge of missing session adjournment goal
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• Arizona utilities, telecom ALEC membership draws complaint
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• Arizona sports connections-Steve Nash
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• Phoenix seeks more aid for vets' rent
• Surprise Police Dept. taps Internet as crime-solving tool
• Arizona campaign-finance reports give hint at races
• Skill gap frustrating to employers and workers
• Proposed West Valley casino heads to court
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• MCSO releases agreement terms in discrimination case
• Phoenix, Tempe mull free rides after transit strike
• Phoenix, Tempe mull free rides after transit strike
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• Pulitzer winner set to leave ASU
• Voting to begin for runoff for Fountain Hills council
• D-Backs Offer Matinee-Priced Games
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
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• Baseball Completes Series Sweep Of USC With 8-1 Win
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• Earth Day Phoenix brings business to green table
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• Bigger Arizona college class sizes a growing trend
• Election for Giffords' seat a mercurial race
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• Grant to help development of blighted land in Phoenix
• Maricopa County may slash pet-microchip fee to $10
• Finally a stand against union employee paycheck looting
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• FBI ran sting in Andrew Thomas probe
• Phoenix man suspected of DUI, heroin dealing
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• HopeFest in downtown Phoenix helps needy
• Cleantech Open sets up recruiting in Arizona
• Phoenix-area weather should clear up Sunday
• Phoenix-area weather should clear up Sunday
• Flagstaff group pushing for forest campfire ban
• Arizona Commerce Authority puts $1.5M into rural economic programs
• Changing demographics plus outstanding customer service boosts Phoenix franchise
• 2 in Fast-Furious guns case to change plea
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• Wilcox urges gun veto, cites her shooting
• Cell tower work at Copper Ridge remains suspended
• Gilbert Global Village Festival is attracting new support
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• Queen Creek council to rule on allowing light jets at airpark
• Gilbert panel pushing for arts, diversity growth in town
• Mesa utility rate hikes canceled after debt refinanced
• Gay-rights leaders hail progress in Phoenix
• Gay-rights leaders hail progress in Phoenix
• Homebuilders busy again in corners of metro Phoenix
• Phoenix police aid homeless with new strategy
• Phoenix police aid homeless with new strategy
• Glendale budget looking bleak
• Arizona Congress candidate Vernon Parker had faced foreclosure
• Gas prices squeeze Phoenix-area cities, schools
• Proposals on Fiesta Bowl issues shot down in Arizona Senate
• Former Phoenix officer sentenced for bank robberies
• Former Phoenix officer sentenced for bank robberies
• Man accused in Phoenix kidnapping pleads guilty
• Phoenix man accused of assaulting officers at Grand Canyon
• Cancer Treatment Centers of America teams with NAU
• Yuma deputies user Taser-equipped robot for arrest
• Stanton’s support for local businesses lauded
• Mavis Leno details plight of women in Afghanistan
• High office vacancy rates persist outside of downtown Phoenix
• Bus-service changes could save Phoenix $5 million a year
• Phoenix apartments sell for $36 million
• Singing man accused of impersonating officer
• Surprise motorcyclist, 30, killed in crash with SUV in Peoria
• Hearse driver, 5 other vehicles in Loop 101 crash, police say
• Hearse driver, 5 other vehicles in Loop 101 crash, police say
• DNA may link Mesa suspect to 2 burglaries months apart
• Women's tennis prepares to send out seniors
• Mesa police: Fleeing suspects narrowly miss crashing into students
• ASBA to honor top small businesses in Arizona
• Del Frisco’s Grille replacing Houston's at Esplanade, to host job fair
• 2 outside firms hired to assess Surprise financial moves
• Valley benefits: Gateway Fellowship Preschool gets $5k
• Cast of 'PEEP' to visit Hance park in downtown Phoenix
• Cronkite students take 1st in regional journalism competition
• Foundation gives pupils a chance to see theater
• Creighton district wins Apple Distinguished Program honor
• Transit summit weighs needs, wants for Southwest Valley
• JPMorgan Chase 1Q revenue climbs to $27B
• Glendale and Peoria grapple with how to monitor parks
• Glendale police seeking the family of a 73-year-old man
• Phoenix climbs rankings to 13 in Energy Start buildings
• 90% of mobile revenue came from iPads in March
• John C. Lincoln board names 3 physicians of year
• DeVry University Appoints Steven Brooks as Orlando Metro President
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
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• Phoenix Coyotes fans flock to playoffs but wonder about team future
• Freckleface Strawberry The Musical Held Over
• Phoenix could overpay in land deal near Sky Harbor
• Phoenix could overpay in land deal near Sky Harbor
• U.S. probes complaint vs. Valley community-college district
• U.S. probes complaint vs. Valley community-college district
• Arizona gets positive economic appraisal
• Arizona online-sales-tax declaration brings state $744,000
• Arizona activist groups protest ALEC
• Bill on abortion funding advances in Senate
• Humana strikes prescription deal with Walmart
• Phoenix Coyotes saga continues to unfold
• Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver gets 20% raise from Western Alliance bank job
• Arizona has four of the top 10 highest city sales tax rates
• State forestry officials expect 'more normal' fire season
• Lawmakers shoot down ethics proposals
• Gov. Jan Brewer says pollution reports private
• Employers concerned about losing top workers
• Obama signs bill to make it easier to raise capital
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• Arizona must update education finance formula
• Bill seeks to stop Planned Parenthood funding
• Patterson late to the party
• AZ Senate OKs bill on guns in public buildings
• Lower state revenue gain in new Arizona forecast
• AZ Senate rejects new bans on meals, donations
• Brewer signs bill banning abortions after 20 weeks
• Fire breaks out at Glendale condo complex
• Coyotes have 10 ways hockey can work in Phoenix
• Landfill search cost for missing Glendale girl nears $400,000
• Surprise police seek man who robbed Sun City Grand bank
• Humana, Walmart team on prescription program
• Phoenix reaches tentative deal with police union on wages
• Steve Nash and the Phoenix Suns Must Win to Make the NBA Playoffs.
• Phoenix police: Man tried to steal copper from strip mall
• Phoenix police: Man tried to steal copper from strip mall
• Pizzeria Bianco makes Food & Wine's Top 25 list
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• Phoenix office vacancy rate tops 28 percent
• APS ending ALEC membership; SRP considers doing same
• Senate OKs bill to allow employers to deny contraception coverage; but deal in works
• 2 accused in Walmart heist
• Man accused of choking girlfriend twice in 2 days
• Arizona's state tax revenues rebound in 2011
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• Cronkite Students Win First Amendment Awards
• Death penalty upheld in Arizona teen's killing
• The Marketing Coach: How to coordinate sales efforts
• SIRC director recipient of national award
• Baby Gabriel's father agrees to turn himself in
• DPS traffic stop near Buckeye leads to chase, 2 arrests
• Peoria studies future of Pioneer Days
• Gilbert police use bean-bag rounds, Taser to subdue man
• Surprise Stadium sees uptick in spring-training attendance
• Phoenix drops quickly in small business rankings
• Glendale, Habitat for Humanity to fix up, sell foreclosed homes
• Job fair planned for Monday at Phoenix Airport Marriott
• Proposed Phoenix budget would add to funding for parks
• Finished Phoenix capital projects mean less spending
• Unemployment claims on the rise
• Ask a Mexican on George Zimmerman and Spanish Epithets
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• Bill Montgomery Rushes to Arpaio's Aid — Just As Predecessor Andy Thomas Used to Do
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• D-Backs Ramtrucks.Tv Pool Sold Out For Entire Season
• U.S. home foreclosure filings on the decline
• Thomas defends record as chief county prosecutor
• Maricopa County judge to rule on raises for pensions of ex-officials
• Deteriorating park a dilemma for Litchfield Park
• Bank of America sues... itself? Yes it did
• Arizona will begin taking pot-dispensary applications
• Scottsdale college moving its fire, paramedic courses to Mesa
• Audit finds issue with how Maricopa County uses federal funds
• Arizona, U.S. marshal resources to get ahead of wildfire season
• Scottsdale's Bubba Watson selling N.C. home
• Attack on migrant load a rarity in recent times
• Slideshow: Ticket prices for Phoenix sports teams
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• CEO pay plummets at First Solar
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• Man exposes self to 3 girls in Phoenix
• Man exposes self to 3 girls in Phoenix
• Coyotes, Diamondbacks among cheapest pro sports tickets
• Glendale mayor: City to talk with 1 Phoenix Coyotes buyer
• Glendale apartment fire early Wednesday displaces 26 people
• Woman accidentally shot by co-worker
• First Solar CEO pay down sharply in 2011
• Arizona to start taking marijuana dispensary applications in May
• 4 more suspects arrested in Phoenix parking lot shooting
• 4 more suspects arrested in Phoenix parking lot shooting
• RED Development, Cole Real Estate Investments start what could be big partnership
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• Boyd finalist for USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year
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• Liberty National Life Insurance expands to Phoenix, to hire 100
• Connect with the pros through IABC – Phoenix program
• Better Business Bureau readies for Arizona ethics awards
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• Phoenix Mayor Stanton to lead effort to prevent military cuts
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• Behind a bank failure Part 4: FNB case sets a precedent
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• Maricopa County OKs $446,000 for 2 Buckeye traffic lights
• I-17 crash in Phoenix injures 2, ruptures car's fuel tank
• I-17 crash in Phoenix injures 2, ruptures car's fuel tank
• License-plate readers raise concerns for some in Peoria
• ASU baseball team debuts new uniform at USC Blackout Game
• Mayo Clinic Offers Newly Approved Treatment for Acid Reflux Disease
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• Phoenix proposes adding $5.4 million in services in new budget
• Phoenix planners to discuss changing billboard ordinance again
• Speed, red-light camera tickets overwhelm El Mirage staff
• Fire breaks out at Northwest Regional Landfill in Surprise
• Mayo Clinic: Tool Helps Chest Pain Patients Decide on Tests, Cuts ER Costs
• Phoenix family works to increase reward in 19-year-old's killing
• Santorum's decision to exit hurts Obama's odds in Arizona
• D-Backs Lead MLB With Lowest Fan Cost Index For Sixth Straight Year
• Coyotes deal could come this month, official says
• Attack at 2011 County Thunder festival spurs suit vs. Pinal County sheriff
• Plan to delay OK of 2013 budget dismissed
• Insider: Bettors pick April 19 for legislative wrap-up
• Arizona executions: Inmates who were put to death
• Sottera gets $20 million to invest in electronic cigarettes
• Donations help Mesa students replace stolen camera gear
• Phoenix firefighters battle brush fire
• Phoenix firefighters battle brush fire
• Jim Treliving: I'm not bidding for Phoenix Coyotes
• Police make arrest in 1998 Phoenix cold case
• Police make arrest in 1998 Phoenix cold case
• Experts debate over research into H5N1 flu virus
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Chase see severe enforcement actions in February
• ASU travel survey to aid in transportation planning
• Former Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas faces disbarment
• Volleyball hosts Spring Tournament
• Jim Treliving, two others in final talks to buy Phoenix Coyotes
• Phoenix teen dies after driving car into tree in Glendale
• Chris Benard named Pac-12 Field Athlete of the Week
• Phoenix firefighters rescue 12-year-old from Metrocenter roof
• Phoenix firefighters rescue 12-year-old from Metrocenter roof
• Man accused of robbing a Walmart
• Independent investment advisers list No. 4: TCI Wealth Advisors Inc.
• Behind a bank failure Part 3: FNB cuts a deal
• Police: Man cuts brother during argument over socks
• DMB Associates names Charley Freericks president
• Family of Phoenix woman sets up suicide fundraiser
• Family of Phoenix woman sets up suicide fundraiser
• See the most bizarre requests that IT professionals face
• FBI adds former Phoenix resident to 'Most Wanted' list
• FBI adds former Phoenix resident to 'Most Wanted' list
• ASU seeks businesses for Spirit of Enterprise awards
• Thomas, Aubuchon stripped of their legal licenses
• Mayo Clinic Launches Whole Genome Breast Cancer Study
• Man shot by police at Phoenix YMCA still hospitalized
• Man shot by police at Phoenix YMCA still hospitalized
• Teen stole Arizona neighbor's underwear, cops say
• Man gets 10 years for dealing meth in Phoenix area
• Man gets 10 years for dealing meth in Phoenix area
• Intel plant in Chandler gets PBS review
• YouTube video of Arizona community college baseball fight sparks real-world backlash
• Arizona population growth could rebound
• Arizona Congressional districts get DOJ approval
• Arizona resort visitors to face higher fees
• ‘Espresso Pundit’ blog suspended as Greg Patterson lines up Arizona Board of Regents approval
• Gas prices in U.S. may have peaked
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• First Watch closes downtown Phoenix location
• Arizona second on list of states with highest sales tax
• Arizona Media Professionals, Students and Citizens honored for First Amendment use and support at April 21 reception
• District 4 candidates Babeu, Gould, Gosar trade barbs
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• Arizona recall bill advances
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• USDA OKs drought disaster for some AZ counties
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• Man shot by Phoenix police officers inside a YMCA
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• Phoenix police seek help in finding Walmart shooter
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• Phoenix Mayor Stanton to give first State of the City address
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• Track & field shines under the lights at 33rd Sun Angel Classic
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• Andrew Thomas discipline decision to be released Tuesday
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• Phoenix intruder arrested, may be connected to April 1 murder
• Phoenix intruder arrested, may be connected to April 1 murder
• Glendale staff urges a ban on fireworks
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• Phoenix police: Body found in alley with bullet wound
• Phoenix police: Body found in alley with bullet wound
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• Woman devoted to helping blind children's parents
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• 4 unions ratify Phoenix contracts
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• Equal Pay Day puts focus on gender gap
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• Phoenix Walmart shooting: Employees react
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• Phoenix Mayor Stanton's first 100 days marked by change
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• Phoenix Mayor Stanton's first 100 days marked by change
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• Maricopa agency for inmate care regains credentials
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• Council approves dual-corridor design for Power Road
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• Alcohol cited in fatal Phoenix motorcycle collision
• Alcohol cited in fatal Phoenix motorcycle collision
• $3K reward in 4 Valley drugstore robberies
• $3K reward in 4 Valley drugstore robberies
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• Phoenix Walmart manager killed during robbery
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• 3 bicyclists hit by SUV, badly hurt in Mesa
• Scottsdale lawmaker proposes review of state's recall laws
• Thunderbird LLC buys Excaliber Precision Machining in Peoria
• 'Bark in the Park' expo planned for April 14
• Amazon hands out Kindles to help Phoenix special-needs learners
• Solarpraxis utility conference once again headed for Phoenix
• Arizona Structure Technologies lands contract for Gila Bend bridge
• Coachella music acts echo in Phoenix area
• Critics cast doubt on new Ariz. prison health-care contractor
• It's deja vu, as Arizona State beats UCLA 9-1 for second-straight night
• Goodyear police looking for 2 missing teen girls
• Feds approve plan to restore kids' health coverage
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• D-Backs Dedicate Justin Upton Field
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• Boy pulled from canal in Guadalupe dies
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• Man who inspired 'Blind Side' to speak at anti-abuse event
• Man who inspired 'Blind Side' to speak at anti-abuse event
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• Phoenix mother faces DUI charge after crash
• Phoenix mother faces DUI charge after crash
• Missing Arizona man found dead
• 3 sentenced for beating man to death with pipe in Peoria
• 1 man killed in single-vehicle rollover crash in Avondale
• Diamondbacks have second-least expensive ticket in baseball
• Pat Tillman Foundation to be honored at White House
• Social Madness drawing dozens of Phoenix contenders
• Mesa police: Fingerprint may tie jailed man to other robbery
• Phoenix Mayor Stanton mines lode of fools' gold
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• Phoenix officials rate mountain trails for difficulty
• New Phoenix trail-rating system takes off
• Cox, Arizona Rattlers partner for broadcasts
• Zipps Sports Grill sues Phoenix, landlord
• Surprise decides to maintain $6.3 million property-tax levy
• Valley Benefits: D-backs dedicate Justin Upton field
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• Man run over by train in Phoenix
• Employee furloughs continue as Glendale cuts expenses
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• Audio of ex-Saints coach Gregg Williams adds to bounty outrage
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• Group protests PV district's decision not to renew principal's contract
• South Florida Sun Sentinel Sheds Spotlight on DeVry University's HerWorld Program
• Maricopa County employees who fibbed about smoking to see hike in premium
• Babeu campaign ad skips scandals
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• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• New laws deal with issues from public safety to health
• State GOP lawmakers get unique "gift:" Knitted uteruses
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• Marketing pros in Phoenix recommend social responsibility
• Marketing pros in Phoenix recommend social responsibility
• Husband sought in Phoenix killing of pregnant wife
• Phoenix coach gets 6 months for sex with teen
• Phoenix coach gets 6 months for sex with teen
• El Mirage police: 76-year-old man stabbed to death
• ASU, UA end 20-year string of tuition hikes
• Exelon starts to draw federal funds for First Solar-built plant
• Tempe man pleads guilty in Sony hacking case
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• Arizonans spending nearly 10% of income on gas
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• Obama's Arizona campaign to kick off with Greg Stanton, Jimmy Eat World
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• St. Joseph's program easing move from hospital to home
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• Brewer kills school-voucher bill
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• Woman hurt in crash with light-rail train
• ASU unveils early renovation plans for Sun Devil Stadium
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• Man walking dog shot, killed at Taco Bell after stepping into drive-through lane
• Man walking dog shot, killed at Taco Bell after stepping into drive-through lane
• Driver accused of backing over DPS officer, fleeing scene
• Driver accused of backing over DPS officer, fleeing scene
• Phoenix man who fatally beat kids gets 2 life terms
• Phoenix man who fatally beat kids gets 2 life terms
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• Phoenix Union High School District approves redistricting map
• Lobbying firms list No. 3: Policy Development Group Inc.
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• Phoenix selects 2 proposed redistricting maps for review
• ASU announces new look for Sun Devil Stadium
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• Phoenix mom, baby reunited after kidnapping, police say
• Phoenix mom, baby reunited after kidnapping, police say
• Lower GI Problems Plague Many With Rheumatoid Arthritis, Mayo Clinic Study Finds
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• Fatal shooting in Phoenix Taco Bell drive-through
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• Stanton urges ordinance to outlaw discrimination vs. gays
• Stanton urges ordinance to outlaw discrimination vs. gays
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• Man ambushes woman at Target, bites her foot
• Injured man arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting
• Injured man arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting
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• Arizona Cardinals, other NFL teams alter uniforms with Nike
• Man accused of assaulting brother over iPod
• Phoenix Premium Outlets lands Saks Fifth Avenue as anchor tenant
• ASU building evacuated after laptop catches fire
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• Ex-Goodyear official, wife to face new child-abuse trial
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• Body found in desert near Jeep of missing Phoenix woman
• El Mirage police identify woman found dead in cemetery
• Phoenix woman gets life in 2009 torture case
• Phoenix woman gets life in 2009 torture case
• National Epilepsy Reports Highlights Gaps and Stigmas
• Phoenix residents get more chances to comment on budget
• Mayo Clinic Study Identifies Optimal Gene Targets for New Colon Cancer Test
• Mayo Clinic: Nutritional Supplement Works Against Some Pancreatic Cancer Cells in Mice
• Attorney accusing Horne warns of whistleblower lawsuit
• Lessons Shared from Transmission of Hepatitis C Infection to Patients
• 4-year-old Phoenix girl alerts family to fire
• 4-year-old Phoenix girl alerts family to fire
• Cyberbullying Facebook page targets Goodyear high school
• Baseball fans shift focus
• El Mirage City Council to vote on proposal to remove judge
• Small businesses expect to boost spending in 2012
• In Our Genes founder kick-starting DNA on a Shirt
• Mesa small-plane crash kills 2 just after takeoff at Falcon Field
• Phoenix boosts green businesses
• Dancer overcame bullying to star in Bolshoi Ballet
• Phoenix to honor outstanding 2012 students
• Mayo Clinic-Led Study Finds 2-Drug Combo
• Amnesty International accuses Arizona of abuse in prisons
• Insider: Crandall will run after all
• East Valley deals with glut of empty retail space
• IRS owes $25M to Arizona taxpayers from 2008
• Raytheon gets $497M missile contract
• Diamondbacks pitch sell out for Opening Day
• Two Fiesta Bowl executives receive fines in scandal probe
• Arizona AG Horne says whistleblower allegations false
• ICE arrests 64 in Phoenix, Tucson as part of national operation
• Arizona bill seeks to censor Internet
• Opening Day At Chase Field Sold Out
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• Student, legislators work on bill to reward community service
• Arizona Attorney General Horne: Campaign allegations false, questions whistleblower’s motivations
• 'Tea party'-backed bill to halt green programs
• Maricopa County ex-official Crowley was in eye of discord
• Scottsdale General Plan task force urged
• Sponsor: Arizona bill that protects park revenue resurrected
• Brewer, legislators spar over spending priorities
• Police: Chandler man poses as police officer to 'get respect'
• Body of California student found in Lake Havasu
• Glendale police ID domestic violence suspect shot by police
• MCSO: Teen running from deputies hit by car in Surprise
• Two more Fiesta Bowl executives fined over scandal
• Avondale police: Kidnapped woman likely taken to Mexico
• Federal meeting excesses could cut government trips to Arizona, Las Vegas
• Glendale man accused in identity and credit card theft
• Surprise police still seeking man in Oxycodone robbery
• Diamondbacks sell out Opening Day game
• Carbon monoxide leak reported at Goodyear home
• Russell Pearce wants conservative boycott of Phoenix New Times, advertisers
• FBI investigating Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne
• ASU selects MidFirst Bank as banking services strategic partner
• Softball splits with Oregon, cancels last match
• Western writer J.P.S. Brown concludes humanities lecture series
• YouChange, Earth 911 merger to expand recycling opportunities
• Attorney General Tom Horne under investigation
• Mesa orders Taser on-officer video camera system
• Online bullying bill puts national spotlight on Arizona Legislature
• Attorneys recommend Patterson be expelled
• Avnet finishes Nexicore Services purchase
• Police: Women used tent pole to threaten person
• ICE arrests 64 in Arizona as part of nationwide sweep
• Manufacturers’ mood continues to improve along with production, employment
• 2 more guilty pleas in Fiesta Bowl political contribution scheme
• Water polo matches school win record in victory over SJSU
• Women's golf takes second at PING/ASU Invitational
• Deer Valley Unified School District considers changes to dress code
• Phoenix city outlook for this week
• Couple ejected from vehicle in Glendale accident
• Mayo Clinic Reports Emerging Fungal Infection in Southwest That Mimics Cancer
• Phoenix launching bike-safety comic
• Man shot in arm at Phoenix Days Inn
• Man shot in arm at Phoenix Days Inn
• Mesa police: Woman dies after hit by car
• Phoenix crash kills 1; car collides into back of truck
• Phoenix crash kills 1; car collides into back of truck
• Phoenix sees 3 fatal shootings Sunday night
• Phoenix sees 3 fatal shootings Sunday night
• New app helps local bookstores compete with superstores
• Arizona bill would let mining firms shroud cases of pollution
• Sixth Annual Evening On The Diamond Raises A Record $1.7 Million
• Monthly Women's Fellowship
• New city district-map ideas floated
• New city district-map ideas floated
• Brewers agreement keeps team for 3-year extension
• Brewers agreement keeps team for 3-year extension
• Valley drew residents from 993 counties from '05 to '09
• Groups spread message of water safety
• Groups spread message of water safety
• 2 shot, 1 fatally, in west Phoenix
• 2 shot, 1 fatally, in west Phoenix
• Man shot, killed at Phoenix convenience store
• Man shot, killed at Phoenix convenience store
• Listen, pick your arguments and argue from the heart
• Essential tips for safer mountain biking
• Glendale officers shoot domestic violence suspect
• Arizona schools flipping homework, lectures
• Battle brewing over landmark Tempe mill
• Electronic billboard disputes intensify in court
• Electronic billboard disputes intensify in court
• Benefits of long tenures debated
• Plan lets Valley cities detain drunk people
• Poll: Arizonans not hot on lawmakers
• Group helps disabled students make transition to high school
• Sweets store provides tasty model for Phoenix small businesses
• Sheraton Phoenix,Westin join earth hour push
• Bob Hayward presents state of tourism industry for Maricopa County
• Arizona businesses are looking for the profitable aspects of social media
• Do you know a Health Care Hero?
• Arizona’s Corporate Excellence Award nominations are open
• Girl Scouts CEO Anna Maria Chavez finds a sisterhood
• Members of U.S. police hubs to meet in Phoenix area
• Officials investigate double stabbing in Phoenix
• Valley Youth Theatre First To Premiere Freckleface Strawberry Outside Of New York City
• Arizona man convicted in case tied to drug cartel
• Brewer signs law protecting university research
• Police: Glendale man gropes undercover officer
• Suns, Cardinals, Diamondbacks shoot for quality in tech offerings
• Washington Post editor discusses 2012 presidential election coverage
• Stay flexible in business to succeed
• Phoenix home sales recovering
• City of Surprise bond rating dropped
• Cronkite student wins collegiate reporting prize
• Stirling system in Peoria drawing auction interest, not alone on the block
• Phoenix Fire Department names new fire marshal
• Man accused of backing car into girlfriend
• Phoenix City Council has a bit of fun with DiCiccio rumors
• Mayo Clinic Study Finds Dramatic Rise in Skin Cancer in Young Adults
• Phoenix police: Man shot, killed at apartment complex
• Phoenix police: Man shot, killed at apartment complex
• Man robs Walgreen's in Surprise of Oxycodone
• WTB Vigo Mountain Bike Saddle Review
• Glendale apartment complex sells for $2.35M
• Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton picks small business advisor
• Jeff Cleveland leaving Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce
• Phoenix networking calendar for week of March 30
• Mesa debt restructuring to save millions
• Building on employee strengths harder than it seems
• 3rd arrest made in suspected Phoenix murder-for-hire plot
• 3rd arrest made in suspected Phoenix murder-for-hire plot
• Former Phoenix Police Chief Harris opposes immigration law
• Deleted Pinal County Sheriff's Office files spur investigation
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Sunrise Mountain principal resigns amid cheerleading controversy
• 2 armed robbers spotted at ASU West
• Feds seek historic status for key sites in Cesar Chavez's life
• Feds seek historic status for key sites in Cesar Chavez's life
• Red Alert: D-Backs To Host Scavenger Hunt During Week Leading Up To Opening Day
• Salt River Fields At Talking Stick Sets Record For All-Time Attendance
• Annual Easter Rising Remembrance
• Executive Director of Arts and Business Council of Greater Phoenix Joins Valley Youth Theatre as Director of Development
• Boeing honors its veterans with Wall of Honor in Mesa
• Brewer vetoes parks-funding bill
• IT center to bring 460 jobs to Tempe
• Mayo study: Rare fungal infection emerges in Arizona
• Wittmann woman accused of animal abuse
• Mesa Hells Angel gets 23 years for murder
• Lawmakers amend bill on ranch dogs
• 3 refugees cleared in Phoenix airport fake-bomb plot
• 3 refugees cleared in Phoenix airport fake-bomb plot
• Tom Horne's criminal-division chief James Keppel abruptly retires
• Man shot in head at Mesa Home Depot
• Elina Eggers leaves Arizona State as one of its most decorated divers
• Authorities suspect Peoria bank robbery was an inside job
• Glendale mother dies after being struck by car while walking
• Arizona Small Business Development Center honors three companies
• Ex-Goodyear council candidate fined $500 for meeting outburst
• Surprise's bond rating downgraded from an AA to A
• Peoria rollover accident causes road closure near Loop 101
• Arizonans can now prove auto coverage via smartphone
• Steve Nash: I may leave if Suns don't improve
• CDC autism report a wake-up call for employers
• Jan Brewer chastises California for push to kill SB 1070
• Arizona adds 28,000 jobs in February
• Cooler daytime temps expected by Sunday
• Owner eyes new Greer Lodge as arson case continues
• Glendale police: Landfill search for girl nears halfway mark
• Makeover show helps Phoenix man in wheelchair
• ASU’s Global Institute of Sustainability gets $27.5M from Walmart heirs
• Man accused of choking girlfriend with cord
• Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association drops lawsuit against AHCCCS
• Mesa woman accused of assaulting husband with broomstick
• The Marketing Coach: Why your business feels 'off'
• Free event features music, arts, food and more
• Mayo Clinic: Narrow Band Imaging No Significant Advantage in Colonoscopy
• CoreLogic: Arizona foreclosure picture brightens
• Irish tourist killed in Arizona crash
• Arizona Senate to revote on contraception bill
• Hearing officer upholds Goodyear police worker's firing
• Pac-12 names Jones second-team All-Around
• Quotes: Steve Patterson's introductory press conference
• Queen Creek couple accused in dog-sex plan plead not guilty
• Ask a Mexican on Bilingualism and the Evolution of Language
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Russell Pearce Seems Incapable of Telling the Truth, Even About His Own Religion
• New Film Queens of Country Has a Bizarre Vibe That Is Distinctly Arizona
• Meet The Cardiac Arrest Survivor
• Brewer's 1st veto of year rejects electronic billboards
• College students demonstrate against planned smoking ban
• Arizona bill to sweep land program funds dies
• Students seek tuition freeze at Arizona universities
• Retired National Guard Colonel is given 3 1/2 years for embezzlement
• Congressmen Flake and Schweikert to Host U.S. Service Academies Information Session
• Congressman Flake: Ryan Budget Offers Path Out of Fiscal Crisis
• Trayvon Martin rally held in downtown Phoenix
• Trayvon Martin rally held in downtown Phoenix
• Patterson appointed new leader of Sun Devil Athletics
• Arpaio responds to ruling critical of pink boxers
• Glendale police: 1 man stabbed during altercation Wednesday
• Press conference: Patterson named VP of ASU athletics
• Women's golf hosts 38th Annual PING/ASU Invitational
• 22 suspected illegal immigrants detained after Phoenix traffic stop
• Four pitchers combine for shutout as ASU baseball prevails
• 2 kids hurt in Phoenix crash
• 2 kids hurt in Phoenix crash
• Softball hits the road for three-game series versus Oregon
• Gymnastics qualifies for 31st NCAA Regional appearance
• Crashes close 2 Phoenix intersections during afternoon commute
• Crashes close 2 Phoenix intersections during afternoon commute
• Outrageous, courageous, highly contagious: Bogi and 180 Degrees Auto
• Phoenix police union rejects offer to restore half of pay cut
• Bivens drops out of US Senate race, clears way for Carmona
• Arizona man convicted of killing son granted new trial
• Chandler man accused of molestation
• The Magic behind the Dodgers sale felt in Arizona
• Maricopa County experiences most diverse migration in Census survey
• Phoenix economy among fastest-growing in U.S.
• Mesa crash kills pizza delivery man
• Mesa Chamber rallies in Peter Sterling's absence
• Starbucks named top company for social media engagement
• GlobalTranz seeks to hire 100 in Phoenix
• Solar referendum, initiative possible on Arizona renewable standard
• Taser judgment in wrongful death case dropped to $4.4M
• Phoenix officer could face charges over breast photos
• Chandler man dies several weeks after alleged fight, police say
• 12 vehicles an hour too much for Sedona street
• Arizona Senate votes down controversial contraception bill
• Buckeye police pump up D.C. fundraising events for families
• Buckeye's new Verrado fire station in its final stages
• Lake Pleasant burro killings: Reward increased to $6,000
• It's Tick Time: Mayo Clinic Expert Offers Tips for Avoiding, Spotting Tick-Borne Diseases
• Golf is winner in Sun City West election
• Mayo Clinic to Hold Social Media Conference in New York City in May
• Glendale City Council takes long look at new budget
• Media swarm Japan stars in Surprise, Peoria, Phoenix
• Patterson named vice president for university athletics
• Glendale Mayor Elaine Scruggs will not seek a 6th term
• Fewer homes are for sale in Phoenix area; prices up
• Scottsdale hopes WestWorld revamp will keep facility competitive in U.S.
• 2 held, 1 sought in alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Fiesta Bowl names new board chairman
• GOP lawmakers looking to revive 'birther' measure
• Legislature targets drugs in 'bath salts' as formulas change
• Phoenix officer could face charges over breast photos
• Colangelo backs Parker in CD9
• Bicyclist dies at McDowell Mountain Regional Park
• Teen who brought loaded gun to Goodyear school sentenced
• Phoenix, Tucson among Top 50 U-Haul destination cities
• Seel’s striker would allow voters to file suit against presidential candidates
• Glendale police: Man accused in robbery turns himself in
• Phoenix police ID woman found stabbed on balcony
• Arizona Supreme Court hears Mesa tattoo case
• Court records: Pair was using meth when man killed
• Court records: Pair was using meth when man killed
• Former Stirling power plant in Peoria to be sold, disassembled
• Court records: Paradise Valley couple bound, shot in head
• Phoenix startups would be helped by stronger sense of community
• Suspect accused in stabbing man at halfway-house
• BGC Partners acquires Grubb & Ellis
• Steve Whiteman named new Fiesta Bowl chairman
• New Casita for Cancer Patients Planned on Phoenix Campus of Mayo Clinic
• Death penalty overturned for Arizona man who killed 3
• ASU softball sweeps rival Arizona
• Senate passes sweeping anti-abortion measure
• Grant strengthens science partnership with community college
• Phoenix housing market shows strong rebound
• Defense contractors list No. 4: Shamrock Foods Co.
• Rising gas prices leaving more drivers stranded
• Goodyear council selects Brian Dalke as interim city manager
• JDA Software opens office in Russia
• SRP president David Rousseau takes over at Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee
• Phoenix blight-report app use steady
• Collective bargaining debate
• Budget negotiations moving again; lawmakers to get an update
• New residency requirement next school year
• House committee fails federal lands handover bill
• 3 women groped in separate Mesa attacks
• Arizona lawmakers advance states’ rights bills
• US Supreme Court rejects appeal of Arizona inmate
• Wednesday is Brewer deadline on redistricting bill
• First 90-degree day may be just around corner
• D-Backs Honor Sgobba, Ward With Organizational Awards
• Goodyear, Glendale eye vacant land near ballparks
• Fiesta Bowl likely owes $136,350 in back taxes
• SRP chief will lead Arizona Super Bowl Committee
• Salvation Army hails its new headquarters in Phoenix
• Salvation Army hails its new headquarters in Phoenix
• Former CIA worker to run for Congress in District 9
• Officer moves to revoke 12-year-old St. Johns killer's probation
• Senate OKs bill protecting parks funds
• Casa Grande standoff ends in apparent suicide
• Mountain biker dies during ride - second fatality since February
• Women's tennis defeats University of Washington
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Defense Contractors
• TriWest protesting DOD contract awarded to UnitedHealth
• Arizona State University's online program adding big dollars to ASU's bottom line
• A new take on how we are approaching careers
• Phoenix names Dallas assistant chief as new city police chief
• Phoenix names Dallas assistant chief as new city police chief
• ASU challenges UA, collects food for those in need
• Flight to D.C. returning to Phoenix over hydraulic issue
• Flight to D.C. returning to Phoenix over hydraulic issue
• Apollo Group exec outlines strategy as revenue dips
• San Diego investor buys Mesa acreage for $9M
• Arizona among four states with worst US job markets since 2008
• Glendale police: Teen drove his vehicle toward 2 officers
• Avnet to buy Ascendant Technology
• Arizona Commerce Authority names Innovation Challenge semifinalists
• New W. P. Carey School option lets you finish MBA online, on weekends
• Peoria police officer, 31, dies after battle with cancer
• Summer jobs filled earlier this year
• Spunky little Volvo C30 runs in a class of its own
• Bone Marrow Stem Cells Improve Heart Function, Study Finds
• Criminology program hailed by national report
• Arrests put Gilbert police on trail of vehicle break-ins
• Gifted students tackle multiple Shakespeare plays
• Gilbert police searching for domestic violence suspect
• Track and field impresses at ASU Invite
• Gym Devils take sixth at Pac-12 Championships
• Five-run inning fuels baseball to 9-6 win over Cal
• Softball wraps State Farm Territorial Cup series with sweep of Arizona
• SW Valley school districts juggle school repair costs
• News21 investigates voting rights
• Next big Phoenix City Council battle: lobbyist choice for D.C.
• Phoenix Recycles Day aims to help St. Mary's Food Bank
• Dumping of dead dogs upsets South Phoenix neighborhood
• Dumping of dead dogs upsets South Phoenix neighborhood
• Ex-Surprise police officer faces ban over chase, his account
• Peoria council recall targets Vice Mayor Ron Aames
• Updates on high-profile criminal cases in Glendale and Peoria
• Multivehicle collision restricts U.S. 60 near Globe
• Woman found stabbed to death on balcony
• Woman found stabbed to death on balcony
• Surprise City Council wants openness during audits
• TGen Study Role Testosterone May Play in Triple Negative Breast Cancer
• Arizona moves forward on health law
• Arizona lawmakers push to take over federal land
• Muhammad Ali's Celebrity Fight Night targets disease
• Muhammad Ali's Celebrity Fight Night targets disease
• Brewer flooded with mail after Obama encounter
• D-Backs $100,000 School Challenge
• Stars Make Bold Predictions And Prepare For Glory In New Opening Day MLB Spots
• Events focus on genocide awareness
• Birth-Controlled: Pro-life activists push for greater restrictions on abortion, contraception
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Flight delays jam Mesa Gateway Airport
• School wins $100,000 technology prize
• March in Phoenix to honor slain teen
• Phoenix parents accused of burning child
• Police: Man killed in Phoenix homicide
• Arizona State scores three in bottom of the sixth to break tie and beat Arizona
• Arizona jobs outlook expected to rebound
• Arizona CPS early investigations critical
• Fiesta plea deals shed light on lobbyist
• Money errors hurt Surprise
• Arizona forest-restoration afoot after tough 2 years
• TSA's chief of staff gave his all
• TSA's chief of staff gave his all
• Glendale 7th-grader wins spelling bee
• The Hunger Games helps feed Phoenix theater coffers
• Police: Officer, woman in nude photo flap had relationship
• Police: Officer, woman in nude photo flap had relationship
• Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley tied to Silver State Bank loan
• After 3 decades, 'Matador' restaurant closes
• Infusionsoft to hold conference April 2-4
• March was a good news, bad news month for Phoenix business
• W. Phoenix crash sends 3 to hospital
• W. Phoenix crash sends 3 to hospital
• Fans to jam Surprise for sold-out game
• Andrew Thomas ethics decision April 10
• Bison project temporarily closes Ariz. wildlife area
• Volkswagen commercial filmed in Phoenix hits the air
• Surprise to launch Art is Alive in Surprise Art Festival
• Phoenix LPGA Founders Cup falls shy of attendance goal
• Finding dogs loving homes is her passion
• San Marcos may have new owner
• Basha grandmother, former mayor honored
• Elizabeth Caporuscio's extra inning homer lifts Arizona State over Arizona
• Phoenix-bound passenger arrested after guns found
• Phoenix officer held in taking nude photos of sleeping woman
• CPR Training Site
• D-Backs To Host Second Annual Alumni Day
• What do I learn when I take the BLS for Healthcare Provider CPR training course
• D-Backs And Entravision Communications Add To Broadcast Lineup With Games To Be Simulcast On Fm Dial In 2012
• UMOM seeks tax credits to fund housing project
• Phoenix concerts: Drake – May 10 Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
• Phoenix concerts: Country Megaticket - Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
• Thunderbirds Teen Center open house set for Saturday
• Baby shaken, critically hurt; father in custody
• Baby shaken, critically hurt; father in custody
• Cherny co-chair calls out carpetbaggers, despite his candidate’s non-district residency
• Students stage another protest of Arpaio, immigration policies
• Students stage another protest of Arpaio, immigration policies
• Worsley campaign team shaping up
• Phoenix concerts: One Direction – June 10, Comerica Theatre
• Flake looks past primary challengers to Dem opponents
• Man gets 24 years for sex crimes against minors
• Lesko defends birth control bill at rally
• Hezbollah terror threat on U.S.-Mexico border is real
• Rep. Grijalva likes Bank of America foreclosure-to-rental program
• Graham Downes Architecture opens Phoenix office
• Police: Man stumbles into street, fatally hit by car
• Police: Man stumbles into street, fatally hit by car
• Taser gets first order with U.S. Army
• Meet and Greet with ASU football coach Todd Graham
• Second Solar Summit aims to forecast Arizona’s next steps
• Girl, 5, hiking with family bitten by snake
• Man arrested, accused in Scottsdale bank robbery
• Prisoner recaptured after walking off work crew
• Buckeye woman pleads guilty to aggravated identity theft
• Phoenix mayor hires teen as diversity liaison
• Phoenix mayor hires teen as diversity liaison
• Arrest in Missouri in sex assault of Prescott woman
• Arizona counties show lower wage growth
• First Solar sells Nevada solar project to Enbridge
• Person jumps from moving SUV on Loop 101 in Scottsdale
• Buckeye ordinance helps cut illegal drinking
• Networking calendar for week of March 26, 2011
• Industry: EPA fracking rules would reduce oil, gas production
• Glendale City Council prefers no cuts in police, fire services
• Westport Capital pays $16.6M for Camelback Arboleda
• Paintball fundraiser for families of Surprise crash victims
• West Valley DUI Task Force operation nets 50 arrests
• Phoenix Children's Hospital, Mayo partner on liver transplants
• House panel OKs drug tests for unemployment beneficiaries
• Students plan Friday Phoenix march against Arpaio
• Bill on drug testing for jobless benefits advances
• Cave Creek rescinds acceptance of land gift
• Light rail segment in Mesa now could open in 2015
• Phoenix looking at a budget surplus
• Pedestrian on highway near Kingman struck, killed
• Bottle, can recycling in Phoenix aids McDonald House
• Blue Guitar Festival of the Arts offers showcase for arts, music in Phoenix
• Phoenix effort to bring new vibe to N. 32nd St. takes off
• Phoenix effort to bring new vibe to N. 32nd St. takes off
• Arizona Valley of Sun YMCAs getting solar systems
• Phoenix Fire Department seeks $1.7 million for upgrade
• Phoenix Fire Department seeks $1.7 million for upgrade
• Gilbert police probe attempted abduction of 9-year-old girl
• Was Apple serious about Phoenix-area site?
• Behind the scenes of Apple's Phoenix negotiations
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Drug test for unemployed advances in Arizona House
• Phoenix's 1st surplus in years may restore services
• Phoenix's 1st surplus in years may restore services
• D-backs Dedicate Roland Hemond Executive Conference Room At Salt River Fields
• D-Backs Partner With Ram Truck
• New Phoenix buying policy to aid local businesses
• New Phoenix buying policy to aid local businesses
• Phoenix concerts: KISS & Mötley Crüe–Aug. 10 Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
• Church of Scientology plans church in Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix
• Church of Scientology plans church in Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix
• Phoenix Tovrea Castle volunteer docents sought for tours
• Phoenix Tovrea Castle volunteer docents sought for tours
• Arizona tuition plan hearings to be held
• Car-insurance legislation voted down by House panel
• Insider: Dems try to talk financial disclosure
• Congressman Flake: Nothing to Celebrate on Obamacare’s Second Anniversary
• Phoenix woman pleads guilty in murder case
• Phoenix woman pleads guilty in murder case
• Paradise Valley killings suspect acts odd in court
• Schweikert consultant: Boehner will cut us a check
• Arizona Small Business Association calls for entries for small business contest
• 2 found slain in burning home identified; suspect held
• Judge dismisses Goldwater Institute’s Clean Elections lawsuit
• Lawmakers spar over sweeping anti-abortion bill
• Track & field continues home slate with ASU Invite
• Suicidal man causes Scottsdale road closure, school lockdown
• Girl dies after being run over by a truck at Buckeye Valley home
• OptumRx planning 400 new jobs in Tucson
• Motorcyclist dies in Phoenix crash with vehicle
• Motorcyclist dies in Phoenix crash with vehicle
• Apple's new campus decision by the numbers
• Illness sidelines Mesa Chamber CEO Peter Sterling
• Brief hostage situation reported at Buckeye prison complex
• Spirit Airlines adds Dallas service from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport
• SRP study shows how small businesses were hit by recession
• Man found in road with severe head injuries
• Accounting errors leave Surprise with $16M problem
• MBA programs list No. 2: Grand Canyon University
• Mayo Clinic Studies Climbers on Everest to Help Heart Patients at Home
• NHL could start looking to relocate Phoenix Coyotes if deal is held up
• STEM in the middle: challenging middle school students, teachers
• Phoenix City Council OKs hike in taxicab rates
• Phoenix City Council OKs hike in taxicab rates
• Coyotes last in attendance, pushing for playoff berth
• Softball kicks off Pac-12 play with State Farm Territorial Cup series
• Integrate lands $11M investment from Comcast, Liberty Global
• TPI Composites starts joint venture for European, African wind blades
• Peoria City Council rejects proposed 5% pay raise for itself
• Slightest chance of rain in Phoenix area on Monday
• Vehicle flips in accident in Phoenix
• Vehicle flips in accident in Phoenix
• Scottsdale police begin reaccreditation process
• Scottsdale Oregano's relocating to former Sugar Daddy's site
• Arizona animal rescue groups need more foster owners
• Arpaio asks for Obama’s Selective Service card
• Rep. Proud wants requirement to watch abortion
• Ariz. immigration protesters won’t face deportation
• Ariz. students to weigh in on proposed tuition hikes
• Operation: Population Deviation
• West campus students to celebrate recreation center construction
• An Interview with Mike Monti, Owner of Monti's La Casa Vieja
• Thirteen Years and a Hundred School Shootings Later, Why Is Hollywood Still Obsessed With This One?
• How the Valley's Legendary Restaurants Keep Up With the Times
• Ask a Mexican on Being Mexican-American and Accordions
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, March 22, 2012
• Paul Babeu Touts Gay Rights While LGBT Inmates in His Jail Suffer
• Bill Johnson's Big Apple Hopes to Endure Contentious Times
• An Interview with Paola Embry, CEO of The Wrigley Mansion
• An Interview with Tim Smith, Owner of The Pink Pony
• Arizona bill stirs more contraception controversy
• Federal agents won't deport illegal immigrant protesters
• In Washington, Senate bill pushes to aid Irish migrants
• Seattle centenarians' longtime passion: Spring training
• Arizona redistrict panel to get more cash
• Catholic college partners with ASU
• Former judge nominated as U.S. attorney for Ariz.
• Outside group behind Arpaio protest in Phoenix
• Outside group behind Arpaio protest in Phoenix
• Arizona Capitol buzzing with bills
• Phoenix mayor's neighborhood group to tackle big issues
• Phoenix mayor's neighborhood group to tackle big issues
• Congressman Flake Applauds Passage of Bill to Repeal Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB)
• Phoenix concerts: Ted Nugent – May 4, Celebrity Theatre
• Phoenix concerts: Ted Nugent – May 4, Celebrity Theatre
• Republicans begrudgingly cast enough votes to pass IRC funding
• Scottsdale City Council approves $40M equestrian center at Westworld
• Pierce wary of Tobin’s planned redistricting lawsuit
• Phoenix concerts: OV7– April 7, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Robert Arcieri sentenced to 10 years for faking death
• Robert Arcieri sentenced to 10 years for faking death
• Phoenix concerts: Russell Watson – May 19, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Scottsdale council clears way for equestrian-center project
• Department of Energy defends loan guarantees to First Solar, Abengoa
• Baseball hosts Pac-12 home opener against Cal
• Bradshaw, Blaha represent ASU at NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships
• Scottsdale police seek man in attempted robbery of Circle K
• Reid Traditional Schools buys $4.1M building in Phoenix for expansion
• Peoria husband and wife arrested after raid of home
• U.S. House report targets First Solar, Abengoa in loan guarantee review
• Phoenix woman maintains innocence in 2-year-old son's beating death
• Phoenix woman maintains innocence in 2-year-old son's beating death
• Phoenix police release names of protesters arrested outside school
• Phoenix police release names of protesters arrested outside school
• Man dies on Phoenix Camelback Mountain of unknown medical condition
• Man dies on Phoenix Camelback Mountain of unknown medical condition
• ASU: Phoenix, Arizona among leaders in job growth
• Paradise Valley's all-mail election sets record for turnout
• County-jail use costs more than $2.6 million for Scottsdale
• Crocodiles rock at Phoenix Herpetological Society reptile sanctuary in Scottsdale
• Surprise mayor: City to face deficit after latest audit
• Gym Devils earn seventh seed at Pac-12 Championships
• Water polo adds another pair of routs in doubleheader
• Women's golf takes second at Rancho Bernardo
• Scholarship makes all the difference for freshman
• Search continues for man who fled after I-10 chase in West Valley
• Phoenix mortgage bankers seeing boost from HARP 2.0
• SBA considering changes to 504 loan program
• Gilbert officer injured in scuffle with 'out of control' suspect
• Arizona among leaders for growth of women-owned businesses
• Maricopa among worst counties for 10-year wage growth
• Ex-Goodyear police sergeant cleared in theft, fraud sues city
• Peoria defers lease payments for Arizona Broadway Theatre
• Phoenix, Glendale teenagers will compete in pageant
• Phoenix Cortez High School wins $15K in Bookmans Challenge
• MBA programs list No. 3: W.P. Carey MBA at ASU
• City internships available in Phoenix
• Phoenix streets officials propose Black Mountain-AZ 51 links
• Street-overlay work resumes in northeast Phoenix
• Phoenix Film Festival could boost northeast Phoenix shopping center
• Occupy Wall Street targets Bank of America
• Trucker doesn't disconnect at pump, spills diesel in Phoenix
• Trucker doesn't disconnect at pump, spills diesel in Phoenix
• Getting to know the 2012 Coachella line-up: The Shins
• Getting to know the 2012 Coachella line-up: M83
• Getting to know the 2012 Coachella line-up: M83
• Getting to know the 2012 Coachella line-up: Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre
• Getting to know the 2012 Coachella line-up: Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre
• Getting to know the 2012 Coachella line-up: Radiohead
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• Arizona scientists fear big cuts in Mars research
• Arizona CPS' struggles mount as abuse, neglect reports rise
• Fire breaks out at Phoenix mobile home; 1 man dead
• Fire breaks out at Phoenix mobile home; 1 man dead
• Salt River Fields Sold Out Of Seats For Next Five D-Backs Games
• Phoenix beer theft ends in SUV rollover
• Audit: Phoenix police-unit cases on kids handled poorly
• Audit: Phoenix police-unit cases on kids handled poorly
• Life term for man in 2009 murder
• Girl accidentally shot by brother in Gilbert
• Op-ed on the Anniversary of Obamacare for Arizona Newspapers
• Protesters in custody after Arpaio protest outside school
• Protesters in custody after Arpaio protest outside school
• Tractor-trailer crash shuts down I-10 near 32nd St.
• Tractor-trailer crash shuts down I-10 near 32nd St.
• Union concept store at Biltmore Fashion Park will house a dozen smaller retailers
• Missing Peoria woman found
• 7-year-old boy injured in Peoria quad accident
• Woman hit with phone, police say
• Video: A look at the ASU quarterback battle
• Arizona high court approves 2 more executions
• Pitbull involved in family fight
• Michael Redd is unsung hero as Phoenix Suns beat Houston Rockets
• Mayo Clinic Reacts to Unanimous Supreme Court Decision
• U.S. government slaps small tariff on Chinese solar panels
• Richard Carmona, Don Bivens line up big business donors in race to replace Jon Kyl
• Father blames sexual abuse for son's life of turmoil, death
• Father blames sexual abuse for son's life of turmoil, death
• Woman accused of burning teen sister
• Crash delays traffic on eastbound I-10 near Florence
• Man accused of weapons misconduct
• Fuel tanker stolen from Superior airport
• Tempe to expand Hayden Ferry Lakeside -- eventually
• Mesa burglary suspect dies of gunshot wounds
• Goodyear City Manager John Fischbach submits resignation
• 1 hurt in car, tractor-trailer collision in Phoenix
• 1 hurt in car, tractor-trailer collision in Phoenix
• Water polo travels to doubleheader in California
• Paradise Valley mayoral candidate cleared of allegations
• Parchment advancing Phoenix's e-learning sector
• MBA programs list No. 4: Western International University
• Two Arizona hospitals among best in the U.S.
• 1 arrested after Sheriff's Office chase on I-10 in West Valley
• Sprints, multi-eventers lead track & field home opener
• Bullhead City man arrested over false 911 calls
• Southwest Airlines launches $69 fare sale
• Non-profit UMOM seeks tax credits to convert former Phoenix motel
• Phoenix sculptor's talents are set in stone
• Tucson robbery, police chase ends in deadly crash
• Federal plan plots ignition interlocks on all cars
• Surprise finds additional $16M shortfall
• Storm doesn't ease Arizona drought
• Data: Many medical marijuana cardholders are older than 50
• Arizona highways getting back to normal after snow storms
• First Solar sued over defective panel costs
• FDIC suing former Silver State Bank executives
• Strange crime spree at resort
• Wind farms, energy plants trouble some Indian tribes
• US Airways, American Airlines merger still possible
• Former Valley surgeon jailed on drug charges
• MCSO raids Tempe vitamin business
• Indiana Tequila Party Rally to Rock the Latino Vote
• Dad accused of urinating on child
• Dad accused of urinating on child
• Pinal police nab 24 in DUI sweep
• Gluth on living the dream and passion
• Fugitive Chandler doctor jailed in Valley
• John Harrington elected to board of American College of Healthcare Executives
• FDIC suing former Silver State Bank executives for negligence
• Peoria woman gets probation in 2009 death of 3-year-old
• Man accused of fleeing police, leaving girl, 6, behind
• Man accused of fleeing police, leaving girl, 6, behind
• Glendale neighbors shocked by apparent murder-suicide
• Barbara Barrett thinks ASU office near Los Angeles makes sense
• Scottsdale police: Man robbed Fry's pharmacy at gunpoint
• Scottsdale police seek man in attempted armed robbery
• 2 hikers rescued from mountain in Scottsdale on Sunday
• First Solar hit with class action over panel disruption
• Phoenix man pleads not guilty in mother’s death
• Phoenix man pleads not guilty in mother’s death
• Heavy use crashes state's travel advisory website
• SkyMall Founder Robert Worsley announces run for Arizona Senate
• Salt River Fields at Talking Stick a nominee for 2012 Sports Facility of the Year
• Audit finds deep financial problems at Surprise City Hall
• Arizona No. 1 for startups, Kauffman study finds
• Top of the Phoenix lists: MBA programs
• Jeff Flake, Wil Cardon line up big business donors in race to replace Jon Kyl
• Man accused in robbery at Phoenix CVS pharmacy
• Man accused in robbery at Phoenix CVS pharmacy
• Two held in Gilbert beating of unconscious man
• Jared Dudley and the Phoenix Suns come from behind to beat Detroit Pistons
• Washington Post political editor to give Schatt Lecture
• Phoenix office evacuated after shots fired in parking structure
• Phoenix office evacuated after shots fired in parking structure
• Vernon Parker running for Congress; Scottsdale’s Lisa Borowsky deciding soon
• Man dies after being hit with stun gun in Tucson
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Building Melanoma Vaccine to Combat Skin Cancer
• School of Public Affairs ranks in top tier by U.S. News and World Report
• Storm lingers, expected to stay through tonight
• Storm lingers, expected to stay through tonight
• March 31 event offers bargains on fresh produce
• New-home project for north Phoenix advances
• Sewer-rate change could hit Scottsdale restaurants
• Women's swimming, diving places 12th at NCAAs; marks highest finish since 2005
• Water polo routs Iona, Pomona-Pitzer in doubleheader
• Phoenix firefighters look for neighborhood dangers
• Biotech program aims to build workforce
• Softball shuts out Fresno State 4-0; squeaks past No. 19 Michigan 1-0
• Goodyear-based non-profit gives hand to homeless youths
• Surprise ill-prepared for $12 million in road-repair costs
• Free dirt from Mayo Hospital saves Phoenix $600,000
• Peoria City Council will vote on recommended 5 percent raise
• Deer Valley school district teacher seeks hearing on his firing
• Deer Valley school district teacher seeks hearing on his firing
• ASU Baseball falls to No. 9 UCLA 4-2 in game 2 of doubleheader
• Supreme Court to hear Arizona objection on execution delay
• Avenue of Fountains update advances in Fountain Hills
• For brothers, playing in a stream became lifelong work
• ASU law school's U.S. ranking rises to 26th in report
• Trunk Space 8 Year Anniversary Art Exhibit
• 2012 allergy season flares early
• 2012 allergy season flares early
• ASU sets sights on presence in California
• Glendale officer written up over Fiesta Bowl gift
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Surprise man overpowers intruder
• College debt especially costly for parents
• Phoenix area police off-duty work gets little agency oversight
• Suspect injured in officer-involved shooting
• Biotech program aims to build workforce
• Spring training ballpark-suite use studied
• Secrecy common in union pay talks
• Woman dies at Grand Canyon, a place she loved
• 2 say principal was let go because she is gay
• Rain expected for Phoenix area
• Public hospital provides valuable lessons for private health care management
• Man arrested in 2 Prescott Valley deaths
• Infusionsoft manager on CRM’s
• Man wandering Phoenix street hit, killed
• Man wandering Phoenix street hit, killed
• Phoenix police arrest 2 suspects in homicide
• Phoenix police arrest 2 suspects in homicide
• Arizona renewable energy standard cap may come down to Jan Brewer
• Pavilions at Talking Stick to add Hooters
• New Phoenix-area shopping centers taking shape
• Gangplank expands with new Avondale facility
• Cave Creek council will consider rescinding deed gift
• Arizona Corporation Commission approves E-Trade fine as part of large settlement
• Cars vs. pedestrians on rise in Scottsdale
• 4 Mesa district students face stringent penalties over truancy
• Chandler roadwork at Alma School, Ray handicaps businesses
• Bashas' art museum in Chandler grows in popularity
• Arizona's abortion legislation stirs debate on fetal pain
• Maricopa County firefighters practice battling fires in hoarder homes
• Fire causes 'extensive damage' to Glendale home
• Tempe bus drivers ratify contract
• UA medical students are matched with hospitals
• Storytelling and Book Signing By ‘Arizona: Way Out West and Witty’ Author Conrad Storad
• Junior Archaeologist Field Day: A Public Program
• Pair sought in Phoenix shooting death
• Pair sought in Phoenix shooting death
• Phoenix girl rushed to hospital after falling in pool
• Phoenix girl rushed to hospital after falling in pool
• TriWest Healthcare loses $17B military contract to UnitedHealth Group
• Phoenix Suns beat Los Angeles Clippers without Nash and Hill
• 2 bodies found in Prescott Valley house fire
• 2 hurt in balloon mishap north of Tucson, FAA says
• Federal red tape hurting Arizona, Brewer tells group
• Brewer explains skip of congressional hearing on SB1070
• Redistrict panel holding off on funding lawsuit
• Loop 101 crash involved 7 vehicles, 2 impaired drivers
• Officials: Man saved woman, child from Phoenix apartment fire
• Officials: Man saved woman, child from Phoenix apartment fire
• IRC holding off on lawsuit
• Cardinals won't sign Peyton Manning, will pay Kolb $7 million
• Police: 3 people found dead inside Glendale home
• Phoenix woman gets prison in cab driver's death
• Phoenix woman gets prison in cab driver's death
• Z'Tejas reduces building size to avoid parking conflict
• Arizona Corporation Commission shuts down Arizona-based real estate scam
• RiboMed Biotechnologies launching brain cancer test
• Matthew Hulsizer back in Arizona to buy Scottsdale home, not Phoenix Coyotes
• Public companies may have to disclose CEO pay ratios
• Brewer calls contraception debate a ‘Democrat ploy’
• Drivers: Beware winds, reduced visibility this weekend
• Peoria residents meet with wildlife experts over coyote attacks
• ASU, Berkeley, USC, Washington are top public affairs schools in Pac-12
• Brewer details why she is skipping SB 1070 hearing
• Wells Fargo's LIFT plan boosts aid for Phoenix homebuyers
• FBI looking for woman in 2011 bank robbery in Buckeye
• DUI enforcement stepped up for St. Patrick's celebration
• Surprise plans to release independent audit soon
• Outlet mall expected to spur Glendale tax revenue, add jobs
• Web design firms list No. 1: (TIE) Gate6 & Meltmedia
• American Airlines CEO hints at merger; US Airways could be in play
• Swim school in Peoria teaches fully clothed swim lessons
• Business calendar for week of March 16
• Could Apple still land $304 million campus in Phoenix?
• The scam
• Report: Arizona one of 13 states to turn ‘hostile’ to abortion rights
• Feds, tribal officials call for efforts to settle, not sue over, water rights
• Judge dismisses suit by ex-official against Arpaio
• 20 artists help usher in 47th Fine Art in Garden
• Arizona wins $11.6 education grant from feds
• Healthiest Employers Top 10: Small companies
• Phoenix bus drivers back on the road after strike
• Phoenix Symphony expands education outreach
• Law enforcement not the place for political ideology
• Phoenix woman accused of assault on Allegiant flight out of Mesa
• Mayo Clinic Creates Healthy Aging and Independent Living Lab
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Despite tax woes, Cactus League continues to bring fans and money to Phoenix
• Students push to halt big increase in loan rate
• Science, digital technology revolutionizing hearing aids
• Bill expands who can sign death certificates
• Phoenix-area parents join kid health program
• Queen Creek landowners fear $4 million project bill
• Phoenix Latino leadership program to celebrate 25th year
• Phoenix Latino leadership program to celebrate 25th year
• Legislator David Schapira lambastes conservative lobbyist Cathi Herrod
• Insider: Bill aims for fewer regulations but creates even more red tape
• Three Suns score over 20 points as they defeat the Utah Jazz
• Oregano's off bidder's Sky Harbor concessions list
• Apple could put $304M campus in Phoenix if Austin doesn’t approve incentives
• Court date set on Patterson's domestic violence case
• Schapira: Leader of evangelical lobby quashed anti-bullying bill
• Woman gives birth on Phoenix freeway
• Fire breaks out at Urban Outfitters in Tempe
• Tucson hearing set for April 26 in Patterson case
• Reward offered in killings of burros on federal land
• Wells Fargo CEO pulls in $19.8 million
• ASU football's progress encourages Todd Graham
• Sears to close 62 more stores
• Finalists for Deer Valley district superintendent announced
• Glendale mayor delivers annual State of the City address
• Yuma police search for driver trying to lure girls
• Senate panel votes to cut off Planned Parenthood funding
• Phoenix man pleads guilty in death from Christmastime robbery try
• Phoenix man pleads guilty in death from Christmastime robbery try
• 60-year-old bicyclist killed while crossing Phoenix street
• 60-year-old bicyclist killed while crossing Phoenix street
• Phoenix approves Veolia contract fix to help end strike
• Following your tax dollars
• The Marketing Coach: Text messaging is the new direct mail
• See inside our 2012 Healthiest Employers event
• Arizona Foundation for Women to honor 3
• Corp. Comm. attorney: Measure to restrict renewable standards is power grab
• Web design firms List No. 3: (TIE) McMurry & Terralever
• Glendale police seek leads in January shooting death
• Cockfighting suspect arrested in 2010 murder
• Friends, classmates recall Surprise crash victims warmly
• Ex-Fiesta Bowl exec pleads guilty in political contribution scandal
• Brewer, Republican congressmen to attend hearing
• Public support buoys spirits of fallen Glendale police officer's family
• Baseball loses to Utah Valley, faces UCLA
• Sun Devils 101 with exclusive access to ASU football
• Art Detour 24 showcasing downtown Phoenix small businesses
• SIRF shores up financing for sustainability initiatives
• Women's swimming and diving heads to NCAA Championships
• Track & field opens outdoor season at home
• Arizona No. 3 in foreclosures over past year, but rate drops
• IRC getting gun-shy on special action?
• First Solar brings on James Hughes to head commercial sector
• Apple stores set 8 a.m. Friday opening for new iPad launch
• A year into emergency, Arizona federal courts still face ‘dire’ situation
• Striking Phoenix bus drivers vote on new contract
• Former Fiesta Bowl COO pleads guilty to conspiracy
• $100 to breeze through airport security
• Mayo Clinic: REM Sleep Disorder Doubles Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment, Parkinson's
• CentraCare's Coborn Cancer Center Becomes First Member of Mayo Clinic Cancer Care Network
• Ask a Mexican on Illegal Immigration
• Money Pit: Andy Thomas’ Death-Penalty-Laden Years as Maricopa County Attorney
• Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit at Phoenix Art Museum Misses the Point
• Ex-lawmaker Miranda admits fraud, tax evasion
• Sellouts Continue At Salt River Fields
• Trunk Space Celebrating 8 years!
• Volunteers give Phoenix arts district a fresh look
• Volunteers give Phoenix arts district a fresh look
• Arizona House OKs personnel reform
• Medical records in Maricopa County jails to go electronic
• Republic, 12 News have fought to access public records
• Amazon.com sales-tax effort revived in Legislature
• Arizona panel OKs plan for long-term health care
• Police seek man who attacked Prescott woman
• House committee passes border militia funding bill
• Arizona Republic publisher: We’re not having workers re-apply for jobs
• Brewer personnel plan sails through House
• Corp. Comm. barred from adopting more stringent renewable energy standards
• Amazon tax revived a 3rd time; supporters want to forgive retailer’s $53M bill
• Supporters find another avenue for anti-union bills stuck in House
• Veolia Transportation, bus drivers announce proposed Tempe deal
• Sheriff's Office identify couple in likely murder-suicide
• Miranda pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Phoenix, Tempe bus drivers to vote on new contract Thursday
• Phoenix, Tempe bus drivers to vote on new contract Thursday
• Officials: String of coyote attacks reported in north Peoria
• Fate of Manning, Nash put Phoenix teams, ticket sales in holding pattern
• Phoenix shooting kills man, injures woman at apartment complex
• Phoenix shooting kills man, injures woman at apartment complex
• House OKs state personnel system changes
• Bill to establish armed, state militia passes hurdle
• Glendale police: Woman accused of huffing while driving
• Ariz. officials revisit Obama’s birth certificate
• Suspect in Tucson molestation, rape caught in Mexico
• Grand Avenue reopens following collision in Wittmann
• Phoenix woman pleads not guilty in son's death
• Man dies during solo hike on Piestewa Peak
• Man dies during solo hike on Piestewa Peak
• Wrestling set for NCAA Championships
• Outrageous, courageous and high contagious: TJ and Calistro’s
• Gabrielle Giffords, Mark Kelly to be featured on Mediterranean cruise
• Glendale police: Teen arrested in stabbing of brother
• Midwestern University's Phoenix economic impact tops $300M
• AZ on pace to match busiest year for executions
• Arizona solar installations grow 333 percent in 2011
• LifeLock gets $100 million investment, purchases ID Analytics
• Power outage to 1,500 caused by cat in transformer
• Power outage to 1,500 caused by cat in transformer
• Employees at Arizona Republic, Channel 12 may have to re-apply for jobs
• ABB signs licensing agreement, invests $10M in Ecotality
• Arizona Cardinals, Cox, PetSmart boss back Johnson’s open primary bid
• McCain adds to Pentagon's cash flow problems
• 2012 Baldy Castillo Invitational accepted entries released
• Forecast for Phoenix: Even odds on rain this weekend
• Phoenix police officer accused of aggravated DUI in Goodyear
• Man accused of pointing gun at Phoenix driver, teens
• Man accused of pointing gun at Phoenix driver, teens
• Woman named new Phoenix VA hospital chief
• Pedestrian seriously hurt by car in Scottsdale intersection
• Progress reported in Phoenix bus driver strike
• Missing man found dead in remote Arizona area
• All quiet on the CD9 Republican front
• Tucson lawmaker proposes ‘Return to Work’ training program for jobless
• Thwarted on one bill, lawmaker offers new public notices legislation
• Phoenix police search for man who flagged down drivers, then shot them
• Bill to protect Arizona State Parks revenue a step closer to law
• Baseball shuts out Utah Valley
• New proposal would limit AZ renewable energy rule
• Northern Parkway plans generate more concerns
• Glendale-based non-profit pairs dogs, recent veterans
• Phoenix bus service at low levels as strike hits 5th day
• Phoenix bus service at low levels as strike hits 5th day
• Phoenix-area bus riders are vexed by spotty service
• Bus operator, union talking
• Planting a garden, uniting a Phoenix community
• Congressman Flake: New CBO Estimate Another Reason to Repeal Obamacare
• Senate panel approves measure to allow guns in school zones
• Cardon launches $230,000 TV ad campaign
• Scottsdale police arrest man in AC theft
• Stanton increasingly angry over Phoenix bus strike
• Ethics Committee recommends hiring special investigator for Patterson case
• Man accused of attacking mom in Phoenix hospital
• Man accused of attacking mom in Phoenix hospital
• Expert Offers Varicose Vein Tips Ahead of Spring Break Shorts
• Glendale police: Teen stabbed by older sister during fight
• Stapley drops out of CD9 race
• Independent investigator sought in Patterson ethics case
• Legislation will inject $425 million into economy for growth-stage businesses
• Softball's Boyd Named Pac-12 Softball Player of the Week
• Water polo's Brightwell named MPSF Player of the Week
• Glendale man gets 3 years prison in prescription drug fraud
• Baseball hosts Utah Valley, opens Pac-12 play at UCLA
• DPS identifies 2 Surprise 16-year-old boys killed in crash
• Former Fiesta Bowl CEO enters 2nd guilty plea
• ASU graduate programs among best in nation
• ACC-regulation bill changed to limit increases in renewable standards
• Phoenix businesses feeling impact of bus strike
• Sponsor kills bill on border-danger warnings
• Revived Amazon.com tax bill defeated for 2nd time
• Deputies searching for gunman at Arizona Mills Mall
• AAA: 8 in 10 changing driving habits as gas prices rise
• Man found shot, killed in Phoenix home
• Man found shot, killed in Phoenix home
• El Mirage man shot expected to survive
• Glendale woman shot at apartment complex still in serious condition
• $25B foreclosure settlement with top banks lands in federal court
• Chase bank plans to hire 200 at Phoenix job fair
• Pearce will testify at U.S. Senate committee snubbed by Brewer
• ASU, UA, Thunderbird make top MBA list
• TriWest expecting DOD decision on $17B contract soon
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Web design firms
• Patterson says he’ll fight ethics complaint
• Phoenix bus strike talks to continue Tuesday afternoon
• Phoenix bus service at low levels as strike hits 4th day
• Scandals rock the Arizona Legislature
• U.S. News & World Report: W. P. Carey School ranks top 30 in the nation again
• Cardboard catches fire at Glendale recycling plant
• Brewer’s cornerstone bill delayed in House
• Phoenix Walmart men's clothing rack set on fire
• Phoenix Walmart men's clothing rack set on fire
• Graduate education programs climb in national rankings
• Peoria police sergeant appeals demotion in Obama photo flap
• YMCA hikes fundraising goal to $3.4 million in '12
• Phoenix approves electronic process for building plans
• You’ve got tea in my Republican Party
• St. Joseph the Worker gets homeless working
• Parade, Irish Faire set for Saturday in downtown Phoenix
• Car crash with semitruck near Surprise kills 2 16-year-olds
• Kevin Love and the Timberwolves bench prove to be too much for the Suns
• Lawmaker is an outrage and should get the boot
• Disclosure laws debate after Fiesta scandal at a standstill
• Phoenix-area bus strike has been 22 months in the making
• Phoenix-area bus strike has been 22 months in the making
• Calgarians See Stereotypes as Primary Cause of Gender Gap in the Science, Technology and Engineering Workforce
• Packed Tempe meeting in wake of shooting
• Arizona House gun bill moves forward
• Phoenix-area temporary phone lines get little oversight
• Review: Tucson Davis-Monthan Air Force Base needs emergency training
• Protesters to deliver ethnic-studies books to Tucson
• Insider: Officials' financial-disclosure forms go online
• Arizona House Democrats unveil own budget
• Bill allowing employers to deny contraception coverage advances
• Bus service not going to get better as strike wears on, officials say
• Bus service not going to get better as strike wears on, officials say
• Surprise police: Pitbulls running loose kill dog, bite 2 people
• Matador fire closes downtown eatery temporarily
• Surprise woman accused of manslaughter in DUI crash
• Scottsdale bicyclist dies after being hit by SUV
• The Gold Standard: Barry Goldwater’s 30-year U.S. Senate career made him an icon in Arizona politics
• Mom, 2 others charged in malnutrition death of baby
• Woman killed on Loop 101 by suspected drunken driver
• March Madness means employee distractions
• Ex-loan officer gets 15 years, $22 million fine for mortgage fraud
• Ex-loan officer gets 15 years, $22 million fine for mortgage fraud
• Tempe suspect charged in stealing AC unit from Scottsdale businesses
• Patterson’s committee assignments suspended
• 2 Ariz. agencies to replace some ballistic vests
• Sen. Klein says she snubbed use tax, then claims she didn’t owe
• Dems denounce GOP budget plans, propose their own
• Obama continues push on clean energy in blueprint
• It’s crunch time for legislative committees
• Williams pitches baseball past Long Beach State, 6-1
• McHenry wins National Championship in 800 meter
• Clarke wins NCAA indoor title for men's track and field
• Softball closes Diamond Devil Invite with win over New Mexico State
• First Solar to build project for NRG in Southern Arizona
• Men with machetes rob home in Sierra Vista
• Volunteerism tops 64M in 2011
• Former Arizona AG Terry Goddard joins SNR Denton
• Program helps meet demand for math, science teachers
• Cheer on Sun Devil baseball, softball on faculty, staff nights
• Man, 44, found fatally shot inside Phoenix apartment
• 11-year-old Peoria girl reported missing found at friend's house
• NextEra finishes purchases of First Solar plant in Ontario
• Free April 1 concert to honor military families
• USAA posts $2 billion in income in 2011
• Phoenix ranks No. 11 in transportation, warehouse employment
• Miranda: Charges of wire fraud, tax evasion
• Farming leader: Immigration emotion hampers migrant labor solution
• Phoenix bus service hit by driver union strike
• Barber’s free pass to end after special election?
• Phoenix crash closes part of 75th Avenue
• Deer Valley school district fires 2 teachers for insubordination
• El Mirage judge, city manager wrangle over citations revenue
• 80 years later, sisterhood of Girl Scouts recalled
• Amid Sheriff Paul Babeu scandal, opponents see opportunity
• Surprise home destroyed in fire
• Phoenix: Bus riders should seek alternate transportation
• Phoenix police and DPS plan on replacing vests
• Phoenix police and DPS plan on replacing vests
• Sky Harbor Airport program shortens wait time
• Sky Harbor Airport program shortens wait time
• Valley voters see variety of issues
• Rebuilt walls along part of Loop 101 almost done
• Alix Johnson smacks grand slam in Arizona State's win over New Mexico State
• March Madness brings Michigan State, Missouri to Phoenix
• Three Dog Marketing on how to improve your brand
• Apple delays delivery of new iPad
• Apple's Austin move shows Arizona's obstacles
• Manufacturers Council opens annual award nominations
• California company buys Phoenix complex
• Blog: Manning watch gauge of Cardinals, media
• Bank of America to write down more mortgage principal
• Banks foreclosing on churches
• Due diligence tripping up Phoenix Coyotes sale?
• Trade deadline looms for Steve Nash but endorsements flow
• Phoenix: Bus riders should seek alternate transportation
• MCSO arrests 42 after cockfighting investigation
• MCSO arrests 42 after cockfighting investigation
• Goodyear hit-and-run death of teen remains mystery
• Phoenix Suns extend home win streak to five by beating Memphis Grizzlies
• Education problem isn’t funds it’s who it’s spent on
• The death of the library has been wildly exaggerated
• Freshmen provide the offense for Arizona State in win over Pacific
• Freshmen provide the offense for Arizona State in win over Pacific
• Legislators want fewer HOA rules on streets
• Cactus League playing catch-up as taxes fall short amid growth
• Cost-cutting takes a toll on suburban police
• Phoenix healthcare practices need to efficiently invest in marketing to survive
• Bus strike expands from Phoenix to Tempe
• Peoria officials still under fire for plan to cut cheer program
• Police: Peoria girl, 11, sought after running away
• Man accused of pointing laser at helicopter
• Man accused of pointing laser at helicopter
• Man arrested in death of toddler son
• Man arrested in death of toddler son
• Impact Awards luncheon planned by Phoenix Chamber
• Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton calling for end to bus strike
• Phoenix bus strike means fewer runs
• Phoenix bus strike means fewer runs
• Woman hit by pickup in Scottsdale dies
• Police: Shot fired at brother at club hits cousin
• Arizona Manufacturers Council opens annual award nominations
• California company buys Shadow Tree apartments
• Bus drivers call strike
• Appeals court asked to reconsider Snowbowl case
• Smart meters to dominate electricity regulation by 2016
• Carefree to still get Rural/Metro fire aid
• Westcor moves forward on north Phoenix medical-campus plans
• Green Chamber brings in Phoenix mayor to talk sustainability
• Glendale's Serve Day draws about 500 volunteers
• Buckeye hires Len Becker as head of economic development
• Mesa investor: Builder ignored $1 million bid for eatery site
• Apache Junction group makes handmade caps for soldiers
• Gilbert filmmaker's project reveals family's trials
• Mesa man's movie '12 Princesses' is $1 million winner
• Phoenix bus-driver union goes on strike
• Stanford tops Arizona State in gymnastics, but Beate Jones wins all-around
• Stanford tops Arizona State in gymnastics, but Beate Jones wins all-around
• MCSO revisits shelved sex-assault cases
• El Mirage held back refunds of traffic-cam fines
• Man discovers box of smoke grenades in desert
• Mesa man dies after crash while fleeing police
• Tempe nightclub owner arrested after gang shooting
• Phoenix man accused of child exploitation
• Riff Raff Bar and Grill
• Flash of light across Phoenix skies a mystery
• Flash of light across Phoenix skies a mystery
• Phoenix airport traffic backed up due to suicide
• Phoenix airport traffic backed up due to suicide
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner makes visit to Phoenix
• Woman arrested in Phoenix cigar salesman's death
• Woman arrested in Phoenix cigar salesman's death
• Gang member gets life in '10 robbery, killing
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner makes visit to Phoenix
• Ethics Committee to meet on Patterson complaint
• Phoenix bus drivers may strike at midnight
• Apple expansion in Austin another example of how Arizona loses out
• Networking calendar for week of March 9
• There's no basketball game without the band...
• Sprouts Farmers Market merges with Sunflower, plans expansion
• Tucson Mayor William Armine Julian
• Top Scottsdale tourism official heading to Tucson
• Southwest kicking off Phoenix-Atlanta service
• Group files ballot measure for 1-cent sales tax hike
• Shhh! North Mountain to mark Silent Sunday
• Arizona voters to face $900M ballot question on sales tax extension
• Water polo set for big MPSF draw against Cal
• Eggers, Blaha qualify for NCAA Championships
• Phoenix bus-driver union says it will strike at midnight
• Phoenix bus-driver union says it will strike at midnight
• Finding better ways to increase employee performance
• Police: Scottsdale hiker in distress on Tonto trail
• Fast Pitch social expo winners get recognition
• Campaign launched to make permanent 1-cent sales tax increase
• Former D-backs boss Moorad delays San Diego Padres purchase
• Glendale police: No time limit in landfill search for missing girl
• Phoenix area weather sunny, dry through weekend
• Phoenix area weather sunny, dry through weekend
• Slideshow: Scottsdale a top 10 spring break destination
• Arizona mom arrested in toddler's methadone death
• Phoenix concerts: breaking news – John Mayer cancels tour, May 6 Phoenix show
• Tempe, Downtown Phoenix campuses ready for recreation complexes
• Court hearing set for ex-lawmaker Miranda
• Phoenix to widen road by new Mormon temple
• Buckeye Police Dept. launches community-action team
• Rumors: Miranda headed to prison
• Illegal-immigrant 'warning' bill upsets border town leaders
• 4 Phoenix judges' reappointment likely
• Attempt to revive voter-approved Heritage Fund stalled in House
• Hualapai Tribe reverses vote on eminent domain law
• Senate approves bill for public lands fight
• Border town leaders upset over warning bill
• Sen. Barto’s bill says HOA contracts don’t matter
• ASU, NAU could get more state funding
• US military deployed to Mexico border
• Arizona Legislature backs Luke for F-35
• Mayor's adviser promotes college entry
• Number of kids eligible for lunch subsidy stable
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Sun City West veteran gets overdue honor
• Jobless rate down in Arizona
• Mexican election may change how war on drugs is fought
• Mayor's adviser promotes college entry
• Avondale rescued cat named 'Trouble' lives up to name
• Arizona executed inmate's diary details final weeks
• Patterson charged with 4 counts of domestic violence
• Websites: Less is More
• Websites: Less is More
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• 3 linked to ex-Marine killed in SWAT raid are arrested
• Student stabbed at Anthem high school
• Deputy accused of taking cash meant for informant
• Senate votes down Amazon sales tax bill
• Court critical of pink underwear for Ariz. inmates
• Solar project planned near Palo Verde power plant
• Police: Suspect hit man, refrigerator with bat
• Plane lands at Scottsdale Airport without landing gear down
• Report: Arizona jobless rate drops to 8.7 percent
• Big three help Oklahoma City Thunder come from behind to beat the Phoenix Suns
• Lawmakers consider extra funding for NAU, ASU
• Phoenix won't increase water bills; first time in at least 20 years
• Robin Milne takes over at Phoenix Suns Charities
• Fender IPO represents iconic brand on the market
• 2 men arrested in connection with Surprise bank robbery
• Hotel Monroe deal to bring in boutique property nearly sealed
• Food-truck coalition cooks up second Phoenix location
• Custom Home Builders List No. 2: Cullum Homes Inc.
• 2012 Success Awards announced
• Buckeye police cars crash into each other en route to call
• Arizona loses 34,300 jobs, 26,200 in Phoenix
• Arizona crash near Utah border kills 5
• Softball hosts Diamond Devil Invitational
• El Mirage girl, 12, reported missing found in Mexico
• Baseball heads to Long Beach for three-game series
• Diving competes for NCAA Championship
• Wrestling to send four to NCAA Championships
• Men's basketball season ends with 85-65 loss to Stanford
• The Marketing Coach: Respect the sales funnel
• Arizona kills man for '91 murder in 2nd execution in 9 days
• Ave. yearly pay for real estate employees in AZ is less than $40,000
• Mesa schools, chamber forge purchasing partnership
• Women's basketball to face Arizona
• Mayo Clinic: Asthmatic Children Face Higher Shingles Risk, Premature Birth Doubles Asthma Odds
• Glendale police: 1 woman shot at apartment complex
• Enough cash for twelve seconds of legal advice
• Border chief says new strategy focuses on risks
• Tribe that owns Skywalk repeals eminent domain law
• Arizona inmate executed, state’s second in 8 days
• Glendale police: Woman shot at apartment complex
• Mayo Clinic and Partners to Explore New Ways to Predict and Control Seizures
• Mayo Clinic Announces Collaboration on New Progranulin Blood Test for Dementia
• Mayo Clinic study on yips presented at World Scientific Congress of Golf in Scottsdale
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, March 8, 2012
• Ask A Mexican on Trash-Picking and Overpopulating
• Paul Babeu's Suspicious Past as School's Headmaster
• Overzealous Prosecutors, a Runaway Jury, and a Dead 5-Year-Old
• Exhibition - One into Another
• Arizona businesses learning to live with rising gas prices
• Key question in Babeu lawsuit is validity of alleged threats
• MCSO, actor Seagal sued over 2011 arrest
• MCSO, actor Seagal sued over 2011 arrest
• Tours of Phoenix icon Tovrea Castle to begin
• Tours of Phoenix icon Tovrea Castle to begin
• Man's rearrest underscores limbo for mentally ill
• Man's rearrest underscores limbo for mentally ill
• Audit: Rules unclear for county's planning inspections
• 'Hunger Games' actors stop in Scottsdale on nationwide tour
• Fire breaks out at Sun City apartments
• House Approps approves IRC funding, but amount undetermined
• Inmate facing execution Thursday loses appeals
• Market Street in DC Ranch lands two businesses
• Potato Barn, American Furniture open at Pavilions
• 911 club tapes reflect panic in wake of Tempe shooting
• DPS makes Phoenix chop shop bust
• DPS makes Phoenix chop shop bust
• Outrageous, Courageous, and Highly Contagious: Annie Lloyd
• Mayors to Legislature: Get out of the way
• Glendale police, DEA arrest 12 in connection with drug cartel
• Glendale police, DEA arrest 12 in connection with drug cartel
• Bill giving border security committee direct spending power advances
• 12 arrested in drug trafficking linked to cartel
• Mesa man accused of sexually assaulting teen girl
• Construction begins on downtown Phoenix multifamily project
• Arizona, national small business employment rising
• Carlyle Development names Brent Meszaros as Metrocenter GM
• Fire southwest of Valley up to 1,000 acres
• Review: Phoenix kidnapping stats used to gain aid not inflated
• Review: Phoenix kidnapping stats used to gain aid not inflated
• Phoenix custom home builder list: No. 3 Calvis Wyant
• Scottsdale, South Beach or San Francisco all possible for Peyton Manning
• Florence inmate found dead in his prison cell
• Solon Corp. purchased by Emirates-based Microsol
• Apple rolls out new iPad with upgraded features
• Midwestern University to open veterinary school in Glendale in 2014
• Glendale spends $180,000 in landfill search for missing girl
• Sun Devil profile: Jordan Clarke
• Bees swarming in Phoenix area early in season
• Bees swarming in Phoenix area early in season
• Baseball falls to Texas Tech at home, 8-4
• Men's hoops game notes for the Pac-12 tournament
• Women's basketball opens Pac-12 tournament play
• Softball beats Creighton 12-3
• Sun Devil Carrick Felix is an inspiration to students
• Phoenix police shoot woman with butcher knife
• Phoenix police shoot woman with butcher knife
• Peoria and Deer Valley school districts lack funds for repairs
• Phoenix Police: Officer shoots woman holding butcher knife
• Brewer: Are we still talking about this?
• Lawmakers pick fight with feds over public lands
• Senate to vote on sales tax bill for Amazon
• Committee gives preliminary OK to bill toughening penalties for border tunnels
• School district says Spanish-immersion program raises test scores
• Appeals court overturns embezzlement convictions of former Renzi associate
• Horne joins other GOP attorneys general blasting federal ‘overreach’
• Employers, colleges checking out Facebook pages
• High winds hit Valley, Vegas; divert flights
• Brewer frustrated again with Obama and border
• Intel unveils new server chip
• Group plans protest against anti-abortion bill at Trent Franks' Glendale office
• Primary questions, lies and the Ron Paul conspiracy
• House OKs measure to allow guns in school zones
• Maricopa County golf tourney raises concerns
• Phoenix police arrest man in 2008 murder of 2 boys
• Senate Appropriations approves $1 in funding for IRC
• Fast-moving fire burning in Buckeye Valley
• Statewide photo-radar ban fails a 2nd time
• Pinal County high school vandalized with racial slurs
• Arizona House OKs bill on guns in public buildings
• Yoga startups thrive in Phoenix
• See the top 10: Phoenix named 5th best value for vacation dollar
• Goodyear settles lawsuit over land around ballpark for $1.1M
• Klein’s HOA: We didn’t target senator
• Allstate Insurance expanding in Phoenix, Tucson
• Wives of Border Patrol agents killed in train collision sue
• House votes to restore jury trial option for DUIs
• Senate approves bill on ‘wrongful births’
• Valley benefits: Roosevelt Row to get revitalized
• Suit attacks quality of health care in AZ prisons
• Gov. Brewer again blasts feds over immigration woes
• Arizona lawmakers weigh restoring DUI jury trial
• Lawmakers to consider funding for redistricting commission
• Bill regulating ACC energy policies moves to Senate
• Mobile payments to increase to nearly 10B by 2016
• Taser ups orders for X2, continues with older device
• Wells Fargo plans to expand internationally
• More West Valley sites will provide free tax help
• Wipfli and Eide Bailly call off proposed merger
• Old soles: Phoenix shoe shiners may be last of dying breed
• Woman arrested after pot found in car at Goodyear prison
• Petitions target billboards in Phoenix
• Gifted students work to master Mandarin
• Scottsdale police: Rockies pitcher was at twice legal limit
• Pulte told to pay $13 million for Sun City Grand home defects
• Bees attack farmworkers near southwest Arizona
• Immigrant ex-boyfriend files $1M claim against Babeu
• Phoenix crimes can be reported online
• Brewer to address border security expo in Phoenix today
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: Mayo Clinic Experts Discuss Latest Research, Treatment
• Researchers ID Gene Behind Primary Cervical Dystonia, a Neck-Twisting Disorder
• Minnesota Partnership Awards New Grant to Study Myelodysplastic Syndrome
• Mayo Clinic Study to Examine Use of Snake-Venom Peptide for Heart Attack Treatment
• Mayo Clinic Review: Blood Pressure Drug Effective for Treating PTSD-Related Nightmares
• IPOs were down 20 percent in 2011
• US Airways starting Mississippi to DC flight
• Meteorite hunting comes to Arizona
• Michigan prison guards get Tasers
• Sheriff Babeu's ex-boyfriend files $1M claim
• GOP lawmakers want to lower state minimum wage
• State turf war continues over energy policy
• D-Backs Agree To Terms With 15 Players, Renew Contracts For Collmenter, Hernandez, Kennedy and Parra
• Airlines offering larger overhead bins
• Cash-strapped Youngtown considers disbanding
• Brian Hogan takes helm at Fox Sports Arizona
• Tuition won't rise at smaller Maricopa colleges
• Tuition won't rise at smaller Maricopa colleges
• APS, Suns teaming up on solar-energy project
• Phoenix man accused of slaying mother
• Phoenix man accused of slaying mother
• House Republicans OK texting ban – then reverse it
• Klein: My HOA is ‘targeting me’
• Arizona Supreme Court justice moves closer to federal judgeship
• Phoenix 2-year-old escapes drowning
• Phoenix 2-year-old escapes drowning
• Senate approves emergency declaration measure
• And to the dentist goes the spoils
• Arizona House backs public vote on minimum wage
• Tempe police name suspect in hip-hop club shooting
• Senate OKs recall elections overhaul
• Soldier at Arizona Army base dies in car accident
• Loughner medication, commitment justified, court rules
• Senate OKs bill requiring unemployment drug tests
• Judge rejects request to reinstate TUSD class
• Valley can expect dramatic change in weather Wednesday
• Valley can expect dramatic change in weather Wednesday
• Heat stroke legislation awaits action in House
• Brian Hogan named GM at Fox Sports Arizona
• Chandler man accused of threatening wife with gun
• Laveen teen sentenced in 2010 murder, robberies cases
• Suspected Phoenix gang member held in sexual assault of 14-year-old
• Suspected Phoenix gang member held in sexual assault of 14-year-old
• Growth continues in U.S. non-manufacturing sectors
• Brewer, GOP lawmakers at odds over budget negotiations
• Man shot during argument outside Peoria house dies
• APS, Phoenix Suns turn on power for garage solar system
• Food, hospitality create 159k employees in Phoenix
• Raytheon receives $79.2M anti-rocket system contract
• Glendale school placed on 'advisement' over ref incident
• Phoenix family accused of beating daughter pleads not guilty
• Phoenix family accused of beating daughter pleads not guilty
• 3 Chandler residents accused of cock fighting
• Phoenix housing market showing more improvements
• Peoria renews spring training lease with Mariners, Padres
• 1 seriously injured in Loop 101 crash in Peoria
• Man flees on foot after I-10 stop; 10 others were inside vehicle
• Apple creates 514k jobs, and a few in Phoenix
• US Airways' traffic rises close to 10% in February
• Scottsdale CVB hires agency for Canadian marketing
• Man beaten at Gilbert bar, police say
• Roomier Toyota Prius V still tops in fuel economy
• Goodyear backs Loop 303 route west of Estrella community
• Group that funded DiCiccio recall attempt investigated
• Loop 101 digital billboards opposed by Glendale planners
• Officers restrain man after I-17 crash, DPS says
• Officers restrain man after I-17 crash, DPS says
• Boyd's walk-off homer lifts softball over Creighton 3-1
• Men's basketball stuns rival Arizona with 87-80 win
• Medicis CEO Jonah Shacknai gets $1M bonus
• More troubles for Sheriff Babeu
• Hollywood pet resort opening Scottsdale location
• Blog: Zog changes focus, name
• Bees disrupt D-backs, Giants game
• Mesa ponders bigger solar incentives
• Ramp linking Sky Harbor Airport, Arizona 143 opens
• Ramp linking Sky Harbor Airport, Arizona 143 opens
• Suns face decisions on Nash as teams float offers
• Banner Health turns on $2.5M solar system
• Africans want bigger stakes in mines
• SEC investigating First Solar
• Iraq war veteran loses limbs, not courage to pursue dreams
• Phoenix Film Festival 2012
• D-backs Announce Opening Weekend At SaltRiver Fields At Talking Stick Is Sold Out
• Phoenix Fire Department weighs efficiency tips
• Phoenix Fire Department weighs efficiency tips
• Bill would raise UA medical campus funding
• Bill would raise UA medical campus funding
• Mesa 'basics' schools offer traditional low-tech learning
• Restaurant play-area health rules could loom
• Meditation seminar to aid women
• What happened to society over the last 100 years?
• El Mirage police seek 12-year-old runaway
• Arizona State's Katelyn Boyd hits extra-inning walkoff homer over Creighton
• Tempe concert mass shooting: Rapper decries gun violence
• Boy drowns in Phoenix backyard pool
• Banner Health switches on $2.5M solar system
• Zog changes focus, name
• Arizona school funding gap grows between 'have', 'have-not' districts
• Cactus League expects strong spring turnout
• Project to restore riverbed on Mesa border cut short
• Birthday surprise: Wife gets namesake pet-adoption center
• Birthday surprise: Wife gets namesake pet-adoption center
• Tempe concert shooting injures 14; 1 of 3 suspects arrested
• Budget contrasts could impede Arizona CPS reform
• D Pet Hotel to open in Scottsdale
• SEC investigating First Solar for information release
• Boy, 3, nearly drowns in Cesar Chavez Park lagoon
• Arizona State comes from behind to win at Arizona in women's basketball
• Customers have a love affair with their dealership as well as their car
• Peoria police arrest shooting suspect, reopen road
• Evil Controllers, GameTruck team on controller deal
• Arizona State sweeps North Dakota State and Boise State in softball
• Hazard warnings for Phoenix-area hiking trails
• Hazard warnings for Phoenix-area hiking trails
• Baseball, NASCAR among options this weekend in Phoenix area
• Person with felony warrants holding people hostage in Phoenix
• Person with felony warrants holding people hostage in Phoenix
• PV case: 2 new suspects tied to murders, burglaries, fires
• Phoenix sustainability adviser to focus on vacant-land use
• Phoenix sustainability adviser to focus on vacant-land use
• Phoenix mayor gets free help with policies
• Phoenix mayor gets free help with policies
• Cactus League evolution still involves fans
• Babeu ousted as Oklahoma police event speaker
• Measure would exempt farm dogs from state animal-cruelty statutes
• Buckeye police seek aid to send officers' families to D.C.
• Insider: Mean ol' reporters are not always kept at bay
• Arizona bill to protect park funds advances
• County supervisors pick lawyer to fill vacant House seat
• IRC prepares to sue over funding
• Weekend sports update: March 2-4
• Landfill search for missing Glendale girl yields no key finds
• Phoenix-area trail rating guide
• Arizona redistricting panel OKs possible funding suit
• Brewer, lawmakers end budget stall, reopen talks
• Medicis CEO Jonah Shacknai gets $1M bonus
• MLB formally announces expansion of playoff format
• Southwest sues to stop website offering check-in service
• Forks & Corks to get new name, venue
• 3 teens arrested in connection with El Mirage burglary
• Quezada appointed to replace Miranda
• DeMichele, Rodgers lead baseball to 9-1 victory over St. Louis
• Glendale man sentenced to life in prison for co-worker's murder
• Former Sun Devil McDaniel honored for achievements
• Popescue leads Sun Devils to shut out of Wichita State
• WinCo to open new grocery stores in Phoenix
• Avnet tops category in ‘Fortune’ Most Admired list
• Homeowners win $13.6M in arbitration against Del Webb
• Body of man found in south-central Phoenix canal
• Body of man found in south-central Phoenix canal
• Panel rejects bid to commute death sentence in '91 murder
• Satilla Health Services Inc., of Waycross, Ga., To Integrate with Mayo Clinic
• Sponsor kills bill requiring tuition contributions
• Education boosters look to extend Prop. 100 tax
• Astronomy Open House returns to West campus
• Cactus League to honor Brinton at Chicago Cubs game
• Glendale residents fear more library cuts amid budget woes
• Attorney selected to replace state Rep. Miranda
• Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton to host fundraiser for Tempe mayoral candidate Mark Mitchell
• High-wind advisory for parts of Arizona today
• Phoenix police still investigating death of 9-year-old on scooter
• Plans for new Z'Tejas restaurant revolve around parking
• Chandler man gets 4 years in Pittsburgh-area scam
• Xavier College Preparatory ready to unveil new field
• What's happening in Phoenix in March
• Phoenix man gets 5 years in mortgage rescue scheme
• Phoenix man gets 5 years in mortgage rescue scheme
• JP Weiers looking for a new job
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Legal trouble dogged Mass. school led by Babeu
• Startling tour robbery, travel warning leave would-be visitors asking is Mexico safe?
• ASU interactive exhibit's visitors face ethical, moral dilemmas
• Arizona Senate to mull birth control
• Senate panel OKs Arizona justice for post on U.S. Court of Appeals
• 'No Child Left Behind' waiver sought
• State GOP pushes economic package
• Patterson: Documents show accuser has violent past
• Bill would ban fireworks sales in 2 counties
• Sunrise Mtn. High cuts competitive cheerleading
• Union members rally, warn of dire consequences for workers, lawmakers
• Phoenix bus-driver union again holds off on transit strike
• Senate Oks measure eliminating independent redistricting panel
• Shooting reported at Willcox High School
• 2 sought in tries to set Phoenix burger shop on fire
• 2 sought in tries to set Phoenix burger shop on fire
• Rufus Glasper named to Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council
• Senate approves guns in public buildings bill
• Phoenix Children’s Hospital planning $17M urgent care center in Avondale
• Police: Man used forged checks to pay gambling debts
• Man accused of offering girl money for photos
• Dem lawmakers protest border-security speaker, call him anti-semitic
• Arizona seeking waiver on No Child Left Behind Act
• Arpaio unveils Obama birth-certificate probe
• Phoenix Suns Head Coach Alvin Gentry on playoff hopes and defense this season
• Arpaio’s questioning of Obama birth papers will bring media hits, campaign money
• Nascar marketing machine rolls into Phoenix
• Gym Devils take on Huskies
• Medical Marijuana Farmers Market set for Saturday
• Judge enters not guilty plea for PV teacher accused in child-porn case
• Glendale police: Man accused in assault of cab driver
• Maryanne Weiss leaves Arizona Score
• Hooters coming to Pavilions at Talking Stick
• Mayo Researchers Provide Atomic View of a Histone Chaperone
• The Marketing Coach: Basics for great (and cheap) websites
• Sun Devil Athletics receives certified status from NCAA
• Nearly half of Arizona homes are 'under water'
• Mayo Clinic: Robotic Surgery Proves Successful, Less Invasive Way to Treat HPV-Related Oral Cancer
• Police tase man making threats with knife
• Randall McDaniel honored for achievements on, off the football field
• Police: Would-be robber takes back note, walks away
• Sun Devil showdown with water polo player Kelsey White
• Man shot in chest with shotgun behind Phoenix house
• Man shot in chest with shotgun behind Phoenix house
• Mitochondrial Dysfunction Present Early in Alzheimer's, Before Memory Loss
• Bus driver’s union warns of possible strike Friday
• Free falling
• Arizona schools ask for waiver from some federal No Child Left Behind mandates
• Arpaio unveils Obama birth probe
• Olympic Champion Mia Hamm and DeVry University Host National HerWorld® Month to Empower High School Women to Prepare for College and Reach their Career Aspirations
• Mayo Clinic: Vitamin D's Link to Diseases Prevalent in black Americans
• Ask a Mexican on Arizona's Insanity
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, March 1st, 2012
• Babeu's Reckless and Threatening Behavior Have Enmeshed Him in a Career-Ending Scandal
• Jon Kyl's Attack on Online Poker and Livelihoods
• Barrett-Jackson sponsors Nascar car
• Suns: Nash to Orlando trade rumors, executive questions
• Arizona triumph in primary is Romney's most decisive yet
• D-Backs Launch $100,000 School Challenge, Presented By University Of Phoenix
• Child-vaccine proponents urge stronger legislation
• Arizona universities estimate costs of campus guns bill
• PIR events bracing for big crowds
• Phoenix-area bus-drivers union warns of a strike
• Phoenix-area bus-drivers union warns of a strike
• Governor signs private school tax credit bill into law
• Fired MCSO captain's hearings to continue
• Phoenix officers back at work after photo inquiry
• Phoenix officers back at work after photo inquiry
• Smoke in basement of ASU Tempe building
• Insider: When it comes the map panel, somebody sense a disconnect?
• Superstition Mountains base jumper stuck
• Arizona Small Business Association’s new CEO
• Phoenix Concerts: Big Time Rush – July. 17, Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
• Phoenix Concerts: Daughtry – May 21, Comerica Theatre
• Appeals court denies stay for Arizona inmate
• Phoenix accident injures 9-year-old girl
• Volunteer strike force on border gets preliminary nod in Senate
• Redistricting commission to discuss budget problems
• Man guilty in Grand Canyon abuse case
• Man accused of child molestation
• Arizona primary signals softening on immigration
• ASU football to host free Sun Devil Football Youth Experience Clinic
• Elderly man dies while hiking Superstition Mountains
• TGen building evacuated after generator catches fire
• TGen building evacuated after generator catches fire
• State poll finds divisions over Brewer, Obama, Tebow, Lin
• Farley launches CD2 campaign
• Federal judge blocks day labor rules in Arizona immigration law
• Hospitality lessons learned from the lesbian kiss at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown
• American Solar, Keystone Homes partner on Rancho Madera installations
• Phoenix small business hiring on the rise, but pay is down
• Phoenix police ID 2-year-old who died while pinned between 2 vehicles
• Phoenix police ID 2-year-old who died while pinned between 2 vehicles
• First Solar's Mesa factory delay will mean job losses
• 4 teens hiking in White Tank Mountains injured by boulder
• Surprise police: Vandals damaged Loop 303 construction site
• Men's hoops game notes for State Farm Territorial Cup Game
• Police: Suspect stole to pay bail bond
• Baseball heads to Coca-Cola Classic in Surprise
• Men's swimming takes on Pac-12 Championship
• Universities: Guns-on-campus measure would have multimillion-dollar impact
• Man who killed mother during prison leave is executed
• ACC bill has constitutional issues, legislative memo says
• Internship launches student's film career in Los Angeles
• Rick Murray named CEO of Arizona Small Business Association
• Arlington Valley Solar II gets financing for solar farm near Phoenix
• Lincoln Towne Centre sells in Scottsdale for $34 million
• Peoria police K-9 bites fleeing suspect in Glendale
• Unions planning big rally at state Capitol
• The outrageous, courageous, and highly contagious
• Arizona executes man who killed adoptive mother
• Phoenix police: Registered sex offender suspect in library attacks
• Phoenix police: Registered sex offender suspect in library attacks
• Ruling deadline extended on Andrew Thomas case
• ASU softball hosts Pink Out game, closes out Central Connecticut
• Arizona seniors are more vulnerable in fraud cases
• Arrest in Lake Havasu City death of woman, 27
• Goodyear ramps up efforts to attract spring training fans
• Placement of power lines in north Peoria remains in doubt
• Peoria Unified district adopts new dress code for teachers
• Goodwill to open 3 stores in Peoria, Phoenix
• Screening will mark 15th anniversary of 'Phoenix Lights'
• Babeu camp hires Rose Law Firm to squelch story
• Mohave County official urges Congress to lift Grand Canyon mining ban
• Resolution Copper advocates changing state law limiting miners’ hours
• Alternative fuel vehicles parked at Capitol to garner legislative support
• Crexendo yields 4Q profit, widens annual loss
• Scottsdale site sold to Dallas apartment developer
• First Solar delays Mesa production plant
• University of Phoenix, community colleges join forces
• Energy efficiency tops at new eBay data center
• Arpaio sells pink underwear, cuffs at craft fair
• Two convicted for $50M bank fraud
• Arizona House GOP: Ethics hearing on Dem lawmaker Patterson would be premature
• Tests await Romney after Michigan, Arizona wins
• Lesbian kiss controversy at Phoenix hotel
• Arizona discovered asteroid could threaten in 2040
• Romney romps in Arizona, edges in Michigan
• Arizona Clean Elections bill advances
• Seattle winter visitor finally to celebrate 21st birthday
• Panel hears grievances against MCSO
• Romney easily wins Arizona primary
• How to rise about the mountain bike plateau
• New info brings hearing on fired MCSO captain to a halt
• Insider: A look at Patterson house dustup
• Experts: Romney win could trickle down to other races
• Arizona taxpayer cost $2.6 mil for Republican primary
• Phoenix area, N. Arizona weather expected to clear up
• Romney takes Arizona
• Phoenix Sheraton execs meet with ousted lesbian couple
• Phoenix Sheraton execs meet with ousted lesbian couple
• Second anti-union bill gets Senate OK
• Stapley announces CD9 run
• Facebook page enhancement workshop offered in Peoria
• Arizona Republican primary: Voters head to polls
• University of Phoenix, Maricopa Community Colleges form partnership
• Economy tops in early Ariz., Mich. exit polls
• First Solar to delay Mesa facility operations
• Court warns Arizona about execution protocol
• County Supervisor Stapley running for Congress
• High-profile Scottsdale site sold to Dallas apartment developer for $13.8M
• Phoenix man arrested, accused of driving 150 mph on Loop 101
• Phoenix man arrested, accused of driving 150 mph on Loop 101
• Court gives Arizona warning about execution protocol
• Moak decides against congressional run
• Former Rep. Quelland says bill may be trying to influence election
• Report: Phoenix court system 'better than most' for its size
• Phoenix police: Burglary suspect returns for lost hotel key
• Phoenix police: Burglary suspect returns for lost hotel key
• Phoenix toddler dies in accident at home
• Crexendo yields 4Q profit, widens annual loss
• Senate fails bills on teacher conduct
• First Solar reports large 4Q loss, loses $39 million in 2011
• Patterson lashes out against fellow Dems
• Suns suffer disappointing loss heading into NBA All-Star break
• Woman accused of hitting boyfriend in face with bottle
• Phoenix man arrested in kidnapping, ransom scheme
• Phoenix man arrested in kidnapping, ransom scheme
• Science Foundation Arizona launching Arizona STEM Network
• Peoria police sergeant demoted over Obama photo incident
• ASU study: Disgusting ads are often the most effective
• Interactive discussion to focus on capital punishment
• Sweeping abortion bill advancing in Senate
• Buckey O’Neill and the A&P Train Robbery
• 'Swingers,' friend accused of trying to arrange bestiality tryst
• Police: Woman hit sister over Facebook post
• 4 pounds of heroin found in student's backpack, police say
• Direct Alliance, Go Daddy among Stevie award winners
• Scottsdale police arrest 2 at gas station in ID theft
• Case-Shiller: Phoenix home prices leveling off
• Recycling Firms list No. 4: Arizona Pacific Pulp and Paper Inc.
• Gilbert man tails 3 in car, helps police catch burglary suspects
• Developer eyes former Ducati property in Phoenix
• Ratings for Phoenix's hiking trails to be unveiled
• FAA wants to increase airline pilot qualifications
• Gas stations fined for overcharging customers
• Phoenix police search for man accused in toddler's death
• Arizona child deaths' tragic pattern
• Huppenthal: Math game will transform classroom learning
• 7,000 sign ex-Giffords aide's petitions
• Mountain lion cubs find sanctuary in Scottsdale
• Audit details money Arizona National Guard official embezzled
• Lesbian couple: Restaurant ousted us for kissing
• Lesbian couple: Restaurant ousted us for kissing
• Arizona abortion limits go to Senate
• Groups sue to lift mining ban near Grand Canyon
• Phoenix area may see rain overnight
• Phoenix Concerts: Iron Maiden – Aug. 6, Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
• Longtime Maricopa County manager resigning
• Democrats: Brewer’s support proves Romney is immigration extremist
• Phoenix Concerts: John Mayer – May 6, Comerica Theatre
• Effort to gut Clean Elections one step closer to the ballot
• Medicis Pharmaceutical's Shacknai unveils growth initiatives to generate revenue
• ‘Parent empowerment’ bill barely passes Senate
• Suspicious device at Peoria church not explosive
• Fight continues against anti-union bills
• Race for open Senate seat has potential to be long, costly and bruising
• Surprise Girl Scout troop aids police during bank robbery
• Senate hopefuls brandish ‘outsider’ status – even if they worked in Washington
• Men's hoops defeat Trojans, 56-52
• Peoria police arrest ex-high school coach in fraud case
• Man sentenced to 21 years for Mesa murder of elderly man
• Drivers warned of rockslides on I-17
• Phoenix Mayor Stanton heading to Mexico on trade mission
• Discussion focuses on preparing great teachers
• Arizona switching to 1 drug for next execution
• Dunkin' Donuts plans major expansion in West
• Tucson lawmaker rejects calls for resignation
• Grand Canyon fall kills Tempe woman
• Democrats call on one of their own to resign
• Motorcyclist critical after crash with truck near Loop 101
• Phoenix apartments sell for $4.1 million
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Recycling firms
• J.D. Power: Bank of America, Wells Fargo drop customers in 2011
• Phoenix Mayor Stanton heads to Mexico to encourage business ties
• Dems call on lawmaker to resign amid domestic conflict allegations
• Powerful winds kick up dust in Phoenix area
• Tempe mayor candidate Mitchell wants new Mill Ave. hotel, rules favoring local bidders.
• West Phoenix odor seems to have dissipated
• West Phoenix odor seems to have dissipated
• Former Suns star Kevin Johnson brokers deal to keep Kings in Sacramento
• Glendale couple plead not guilty in burned body case
• Booster Bus offers ride to Tucson for ASU, UA women's basketball game
• Scottsdale Waterfront parcel sells for $13.5M, will be apartments
• Romney leads by 13 points headed into Arizona GOP primary
• Records: Phoenix man beat child to death because tot wouldn't eat
• Records: Phoenix man beat child to death because tot wouldn't eat
• Bill would allow parents access to kids’ texts
• Forum about Arpaio’s office set for Tuesday
• Play explores experiences of sexual minority asylum seekers
• Man charged in Paradise Valley killings pleads not guilty
• Phoenix man arrested in boyfriend's death, police say
• Phoenix man arrested in boyfriend's death, police say
• Phoenix non-profits make 'fast pitches'
• Rock assistant, tour manager featured in Downtown lecture series
• Helicopter catches fire Monday at Glendale Municipal Airport
• Men's track & field wins first MPSF Championship
• Seaman shines in Gym Devils' loss to UCLA
• Sun Devil water polo takes seventh at UCI Invite
• Wrestling takes fourth at Pac-12 Championships
• Softball completes weekend series with 14-2 win
• Baseball closes out UC Riverside
• Offensive T-shirt gets Kingman protester $300 fine
• Notice of claim filed against Peoria in Surprise man's death
• Phoenix apartment fire contained
• ASU won't seek tuition increases
• Cricket expands East Valley, ASU cell footprint
• Tourism robberies another blow to Mexico tourism
• Adult film industry could leave LA land in Arizona
• Brewer skips White House dinner, backs Romney
• Tebow joins Arizona acts, big names at talent agency
• Arizona man finds Lindbergh treasures in old trunk
• Phoenix flight diverted after cockpit fumes
• Immigration hits Arizona, political back burner
• Phoenix Fringe Festival
• Foul odor plagues west Phoenix area
• Foul odor plagues west Phoenix area
• Chaunte Lowe sets U.S. record in high jump at national indoor championships
• Customs agents ever alert for tiny citrus-killing insects
• Bill seeks parental access to kids' texts
• Free nutrition presentations offered for seniors
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Phoenix seeks lifeguards for summer
• Phoenix seeks lifeguards for summer
• MCSO to hold forum seeking tips to improve
• MCSO to hold forum seeking tips to improve
• Arizona Department of Corrections settles U.S. sex-bias suit
• Gov. Jan Brewer skips White House dinner
• Fewer Maricopa County felons on loose
• Fewer Maricopa County felons on loose
• Arpaio to mark 'Tent City' anniversary
• Arpaio to mark 'Tent City' anniversary
• Man held in death of boyfriend
• Man held in death of boyfriend
• Phoenix Concerts: Greensky Bluegrass – March 13, Compound Grill
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• Police seeking father, girl, 3; possible abduction
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• Chandler police: Phoenix man uses MMA moves on girlfriend
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• Man credited with saving woman from burning home
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• Phoenix-bound flight diverted because of fumes in cockpit
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• Phoenix police officer crashes motorcycle into ditch
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• 5th suspect in abuse of Phoenix girl who died in footlocker released
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• ASU student's artwork honors grandfather who designed Lindbergh's plane
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• Phoenix involved in transit labor talks
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• Report: Upbeat findings for Arizona housing market
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• 5th person arrested in girl's footlocker death
• Still on the fence
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• FBI still searching for missing Idaho woman
• FBI still searching for missing Idaho woman
• Brewer asked to testify before U.S. Senate panel about SB1070
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• Saddle Mountain district closes school, keeps grade levels
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• Republican debate brings notoriety and economic boost to Arizona...for a day
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• Boulders Resort manager featured in New York Times
• Building-permit complaints in Phoenix increased in 2011
• Apple dominating in mobile PC share thanks to iPad
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• ASU: Phoenix housing market showing signs of recovery
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• Arrest made in 2011 Phoenix killing
• Surprise, Glendale, Peoria police check bulletproof vests
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• EPA: Chemical levels 'concerning' in 10 Phoenix homes
• Phoenix to install solar panels at park and ride
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• Swift budget unveiling spurs critics
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• Poll: Obama deadlocked with Santorum, Romney in Arizona
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• Brewer orders halt to budget negotiations
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• Phoenix police make arrest in 2011 murder
• Phoenix police make arrest in 2011 murder
• Arizona approves tax break that will benefit Apollo Group
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• In Mesa, vendors, students await buzz of activity
• Piper Charitable Trust creating Arizona literacy director
• Phoenix man shot by police released from hospital, arrested
• Phoenix man shot by police released from hospital, arrested
• Surprise man, 67, reported missing located in Oregon
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• Close in latest poll, Santorum pitches candidacy to Arizonans
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• John Junker pleads guilty in Fiesta Bowl case
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• Phoenix to sell or rent homes to help low-income families
• NAU president's contract extension approved by regents
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• Man accused of wielding knife, punching bus
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• Police: Man threw spaghetti at wife
• Ex-Fiesta Bowl top executive enters guilty plea
• State asked to stay execution of man who killed mother
• Scottsdale police arrest 4 Tucson residents in fraud
• Arizona House approves bill for Bible course
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• TGEN study: Deadly MRSA has jumped from pigs to humans
• Closure of Navajo Generating Station could cost Arizona $18B
• Glendale police chief selected for Louisville, Kentucky job
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• Man shot in the chest at Phoenix apartment complex
• Man shot in the chest at Phoenix apartment complex
• Dow reaches 13,000 for first time since 2008
• Ariz. AG's Phoenix office flooded; staff evacuated
• Ariz. AG's Phoenix office flooded; staff evacuated
• Lovas to replace Burges in the House
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• ACA hands out $184k in grants to early-stage companies
• El Mirage man accused in sexual exploitation of minor
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• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, sells assets to BGC Partners
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• Idaho woman, 3 kids sought, may be in Phoenix area
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• Phoenix non-profit realizes pizza kitchen dream
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• Report: Arizona's non-profits recovering
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• Group aims to feed pets of Valley homeless
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• Mesa police: Man's gun goes off in Walmart bathroom stall
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• Car and light rail train collide in Phoenix
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• Phoenix tattoo expo ends after 6 people brawl
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• Clues surface in 1978 Phoenix murder
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• Man hit by light rail in critical condition
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• Phoenix starts pilot program to spur apartment recycling
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• Sky Harbor taxi rates may rise
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• Possible Phoenix chop shop investigated
• Possible Phoenix chop shop investigated
• Arizona high court to hear Mesa tattoo parlor case
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• Proposal would keep police dogs on job after biting incidents
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• Polluted Phoenix area gets some aid
• Polluted Phoenix area gets some aid
• Released antelope goes on quest, finds a herd
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• Phoenix police plan to replace faulty vests
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• Car-truck collision in west Phoenix leaves 3 badly hurt
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• Phoenix police: Man dies in custody after chase, fight
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• DPS: Passenger fled wreck on Interstate 10
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• Reward offered in Phoenix Circle K gun incident
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• Phoenix police searching for woman missing since Feb. 7
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• Man sitting in car at Phoenix strip mall shot; 2 in custody
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• Phoenix shooting: Man wounded, car stolen by 2 men
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• Key death-penalty foe to speak at Arizona events
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• Retired National Guard colonel pleads guilty to fraud
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• Phoenix police: Man bites officer, dives through 2nd-story window
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• Phoenix woman accused of murdering mom
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• Phoenix family arrested, accused of abuse
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• Phoenix area might have colder than normal week
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• Westward Ho fire contained to laundry room
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• More than 90 couples marry at Arizona courts building
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• Sen. Kyl introduces tribal water rights deal
• San Luis candidate raises questions about Arizona English language law
• Leadership changes taking place at Banner Health
• EPA to meet with Phoenix residents on Superfund site
• Cottonwood man accused of shooting family pit bull
• Man guilty of manslaughter in bicyclist's death
• Associated Builders and Contractors event set for Phoenix
• Senate likely to vote on anti-union measures this week
• Man arrested in downtown Scottsdale purse snatching
• Men's hoops off to Seattle, Pullman
• Baseball's Deven Marrero earns seventh All-American nod
• Immigration measures stuck in committees
• Lockett: 'Devils still have goals to accomplish'
• Glendale apartment catches fire
• Slideshow: Arizona celebrates 100 years
• Bemis resigning from ARMLS to join Zillow
• Parchment raises $6M to expand education credential storage business
• Peoria woman shot in forehead
• Glendale woman named as victim in fatal car crash
• Phoenix area could see rain today on Arizona's birthday
• Mesa light rail may get $20 million from feds
• Slideshow: 12 events that shaped Arizona Business
• Arpaio denies involvement in office's corruption
• Arpaio denies involvement in office’s corruption
• Overeating May Double The Risk Of Memory Loss
• Obama budget includes $20M for Mesa light rail extension
• Phoenix business owner takes down Confederate flag
• Police: Chandler woman punched daughter during argument over wine bottles
• Unicorn Media working to easily deliver content to mobile
• Bill would make it more difficult to recall lawmakers
• BlackRock, Fidelity investing in ON Semiconductor, Insight Enterprises
• Arizona birthday wishes to Mr. Carrier
• Peoria police find missing 55-year-old woman
• Brewer proclaims Arizona Centennial Day
• Women's basketball takes on Washington, Washington State
• Man shot by Phoenix officer identified
• Man shot by Phoenix officer identified
• Phoenix Suns let one get away against Golden State Warriors
• Ban on photo enforcement advances in Senate
• Sandra Day O'Connor to dedicate new courthouse in Phoenix
• Crowd re-enacts Arizona's statehood walk of 1912
• Crowd re-enacts Arizona's statehood walk of 1912
• Part Four: Arts, sports facilities help renew downtown Phoenix
• Part Three: A time of great growth politically, economically in Phoenix
• Part Two: Phoenix faces growing pains in post-World War II era
• Part One: For 144 years, Phoenix has set pace for state
• Taser founder leaving for startup
• Scottish fund bets on Wells Fargo
• Silicon Valley Bank moving to Tempe's Hayden Ferry Lakeside
• HealthSouth slates 40-bed rehab hospital in Phoenix
• ADOT, homeowner in fight over interchange land
• Mayo Clinic Redesigns its Spanish Website
• Reports: BHP, Rio Tinto to pump $4B into copper mines
• Construction workers find 1917 time capsule
• D-Backs Announce 2012 Promotional Schedule
• D-Backs Announce 2012 Television Schedule
• D-backs Give Back $100,000 to Local Non-Profit ‘Kitchen on the Street’
• Arizona bill would restrict recall elections
• Arizona school-data system assailed
• Celebrating a rich history of Sun Devil Athletics
• 2 NAU students rescued on Flagstaff plateau
• Barber raises more than $100K in opening days of campaign
• Paradise Valley school teacher accused of child pornography
• Scottish fund buying into Wells Fargo
• Stapley king of the CD9 unknowns
• Silicon Valley Bank moving to Tempe's Hayden Ferry Lakeside
• Guilty plea in case of Senate page killing
• Show your best side to raise capital
• Gold's Gym brings free Zumba classes to CityScape
• HealthSouth planning 40-bed rehab hospital in Phoenix
• Taser founder, Chairman Tom Smith leaves board for startup
• At Arizona centennial, some things haven’t changed
• Phoenix Suns Jared Dudley shoots team to victory over Sacramento Kings
• Suspect enters plea in 2010 killing of ASU student
• Phoenix coach pleads guilty in child-abuse case
• Phoenix coach pleads guilty in child-abuse case
• Campaign 2012: Romney and Paul coming to Mesa
• Glendale police: Man shot by Phoenix officer 'threatening'
• Glendale police: Man shot by Phoenix officer 'threatening'
• Arizona will seek waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Phoenix economy doing its greenest to stay in the black
• Cities, towns asking state to ease budget pressures
• Romney visits Arizona
• Insight Enterprises sets annual revenue record, sees 4Q profit increase
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Office furniture companies
• Energy-efficiency bill could cut Arizona Corporation Commission’s plan
• Police: Robbery suspect pulled knife on Walmart employee
• Show Low plane crash: Preliminary report released
• Women's golf takes on the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge
• Water polo takes Triton Invite title, improves to 12-0
• Women's basketball defeats Colorado, 60-47
• Phoenix area likely to have rainy Valentine's Day
• Phoenix area likely to have rainy Valentine's Day
• Driver’s license? Insurance proof? There may be an app for that – someday
• La Posada Station Hotel, Winslow
• Deal-closing cash awarded to Mesa company
• Phoenix starts work on 2nd housing project
• Boys & Girls Clubs pick 12 finalists for top honor
• Arizona couple win $1 million Powerball prize
• Usery Mountain fall results in rescue operation
• Study abroad program offers glimpse of new society
• NFL could go to LA but backtracks on expansion
• The Week Ahead: Feb. 13-19
• Obama blinks on birth control, shifts to insurers
• Buyouts offered at Gannett, Arizona Republic
• Blog: Solar installations down but not forgotten
• Heard Museum showcases life of Geronimo
• Surgeon Diethrich to telecast live heart surgery
• Another arrest in Paradise Valley murders
• 2012 Grammy Awards: Adele, Paul McCartney, The Beach Boys, and more
• Internet battle: Cox vs. CenturyLink
• Help Young People Get Wild About Water!
• Arizona bills focus on illegal immigration
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Hoop-dancing champs named in 2-day contest
• Hoop-dancing champs named in 2-day contest
• 1917 Phoenix capsule shows details of women's club
• 1917 Phoenix capsule shows details of women's club
• Group slams Arizona science standards
• Grant to aid Goodyear park updates
• Elevated-trail plan for McDowell area debated
• Meeting focuses on 32nd St. projects
• Meeting focuses on 32nd St. projects
• Districts don't benefit from West-MEC; bills aid withdrawal
• Bill aims to censor Arizona teachers' speech
• Corrie Lothrop and No. 1 Utah top Arizona State in gymnastics
• Officers involved in Glendale shooting
• Four people attacked by bees in Mesa
• Phoenix Concerts: Legends of Country Music– Feb. 24 & Mar. 30, Wild Horse Pass
• Phoenix Concerts: Kansas - April 14, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix Concerts: Neil Sedaka 2nd show ! Feb. 12-Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix Concerts: New Date! Imagination Movers - Oct. 4, Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: Maná – May 4; US Airways Center
• Phoenix Concerts: Madonna – Oct. 16; US Airways Center
• Phoenix Concerts: Noel Gallagher – Apr. 18; Orpheum Theatre
• Committee to hear Brewer’s state-worker overhaul plan
• Arizona Best Fest honors ... well, best of state
• Tennessee shuts out Arizona State in matchup of top 10 teams in Kajikawa Classic
• Scottsdale businessman accused of fraud in business failures
• Pinal County Sheriff Babeu uses cash for coins, badges
• South Korean baseball teams train in Arizona for first time
• Arizona bill would fund militia
• Liberty Market co-owner helped Gilbert grow
• Now is the time to also reflect on Arizona's capitol city's last 100 years
• Remains of Arizona 9/11 victim identified
• Former Arizona State catcher Kaylyn Castillo signs contract with Akron Racers
• Yuma pair guilty in credit union kickbacks
• Phoenix Concerts Review: Goo Goo Dolls – Feb. 2, 2012 - Bird’s Nest
• Man dies in rollover near I-10, Marana
• Solar installations continue in Surprise, Sun City and Sun City West
• Kyrene, Tempe pilot program 'personalizes' education
• Gilbert festival gives area talent chance to be in spotlight
• Gilbert girl's illness sparks can pop-tab drive at school
• Ahwatukee ministries give comfort with prayer shawls
• Ahwatukee HOA uses satellite clocks to cut water usage
• Free fly-fishing retreat for breast-cancer victims
• Gilbert Chamber lone bidder for town's tourism effort
• Mesa traffic cameras to stay 2 more years
• Dr. Edward Diethrich to telecast live heart surgery on Valentine’s Day
• ACC Chairman Gary Pierce won’t seek congressional seat
• ASU wrestling champ Robles an inspiration on, off the mat
• Waste Management Phoenix Open meets recycling goals
• Officials: Hoarding made fighting Tempe home fire difficult
• Arizona Capitol gets birthday gift: A shiny new copper dome
• Arizona Capitol gets birthday gift: A shiny new copper dome
• Security logs released for former Phoenix Mayor Gordon
• Security logs released for former Phoenix Mayor Gordon
• Arizona public workers will get refunds
• Heard Museum showcases life of Geronimo as part of Arizona Centennial celebrations
• Youth projects among beneficiaries of Fiesta Bowl's $400,000 in grants
• Arizona district maps sent to D.C. for approval
• Air Force pilot Martha McSally vying to complete Giffords' term
• Phoenix Fire Department cuts response times
• Family of killed Peoria man raising money for reward
• Crews still optimistic after 1st week of landfill search
• Arizona Republic parent offers buyouts to 665 newspaper veterans
• Mumps case at Gilbert school prompts alert
• Phoenix police: Man shot multiple times by friends
• Phoenix police: Man shot multiple times by friends
• New CPS investigative unit unanimously approved in committee
• Officials: Litchfield Park autistic boy beaten by stepfather
• 3 hurt, 1 seriously, when car crashes into Scottsdale salon
• Bill aims for legislative approval of ACC-developed policies
• Fight breaks out among mourners at Phoenix funeral
• Fight breaks out among mourners at Phoenix funeral
• Corporate philanthropy a wise marketing strategy
• Records: Suspect in PV killings told friend what he did
• Cause marketing makes sense
• Amtech Systems reports 1Q loss; revenue down 54%
• Amkor Technology posts drops in revenue, profit
• Bill would OK electronic signs in Arizona
• Book documents rise of Bruce Halle, Discount Tire
• Sixth suspect arrested in Paradise Valley killings
• Phoenix worker pay study: How the jobs compare
• Federal court rejects challenge to Arizona Snowbowl’s mountain snow-making plan
• Crow calls for end of Bowl Championship Series
• Chandler man suspected of beating girlfriend at salon
• Glendale police investigating burned body found in desert
• Houston reserves lead Rockets past tired Suns
• Ulthera to hire 100 for Mesa manufacturing plant
• ASU softball opens 2012 with two shutout wins
• Women's basketball defeated by Utah, 50-46
• Water polo looks to continue winning ways in San Diego
• Restaurant roundup: Sake, bacon and more bacon
• Peoria police seek help finding missing 43-year-old woman
• US warns against travel to Rocky Point, other parts of Mexico
• M&A outlook for Arizona brightens
• Highway bill faces rocky road to passage
• Obama signs Giffords’ final bill into law
• Rural college district to vote against campus guns
• Ariz. to get $150K to enforce fair housing laws
• Sun Devils beat Utah 57-52
• Arizona submits congressional map to US for review
• Softball shuts out Broncos, Spartans
• Redistricting was hijacked by Democrats — give voters a chance to fix the process
• Cities and towns are vital to Arizona’s economic recovery
• Brewer precedent may spell doom for union bills
• Unions forego all-out battle with Legislature — for now
• El Mirage crash injures pregnant woman, motorcyclist
• Deadly Phoenix crash closes intersection
• Deadly Phoenix crash closes intersection
• Postal Service delivers $3.3B loss
• Arrests, big questions for prosecutors in Shapiro slayings
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Trend of extreme racing luring marathon runners, triathletes
• Dan O'Brien's failures drove gold medalist to new heights
• ASU's Michael Crow: End BCS, replace it with playoff
• Fast and Furious: Targets of gun sting were FBI informers
• Utah takes advantage of Arizona State's cold-shooting night
• Charity VNSA book sale highlighting rare items, unusual offerings
• Charity VNSA book sale highlighting rare items, unusual offerings
• Networking calendar for week of Feburary 10
• Officials question 6th suspect in Paradise Valley murders
• Robert Arcieri pleads guilty; he faked death
• Robert Arcieri pleads guilty; he faked death
• Phoenix woman arrested in daughter's beating
• Phoenix woman arrested in daughter's beating
• Arizona schools may bypass new nutrition standards
• Mesa city officials celebrate budget turnaround
• Ducey endorses Romney
• Police: 1 killed in Phoenix crash; driver swerved into traffic
• Arizona man ends up naked atop LA radio tower
• Phoenix left dry as storm blows to the north
• Navajo official: New EPA emissions rule could cost thousands of jobs
• Appeals court upholds snowmaking plan at Snowbowl
• Senate approves bill making lunch program optional
• Escaped Arizona inmate captured in N.M.
• Arizona to get more than $1.6B in mortgage deals
• Slide show: Shakeup among top bank brands
• Arizona gas prices hit January record, expected to move higher
• LVM Systems expanding in Mesa
• National Laser Institute to hire 40 in Scottsdale, expand nationally
• Victim in Chandler home invasion death identified
• The Marketing Coach: Lead generation, not sleaze generation
• Flexible electronics, displays heading in consumer directions
• Gabby Giffords, Mark Kelly back former aide for U.S. House seat
• Man accused of beating girlfriend with belt
• Woman accused of biting Mesa officer
• Chinese nursing students tour Phoenix health-care facilities
• Arizona reaps $1.6 billion from national mortgage settlement
• Archway Holdings buys medical office buildings for $14.5M
• Tempe apartments sell for $45 million to Seattle company
• Cherny joins CD9 fray
• Phoenix police seek help identifying teens in Circle K beer heist
• Phoenix police seek help identifying teens in Circle K beer heist
• Giffords’ aide Barber jumps into special election
• Giffords aide to run for seat in special election
• Phoenix police say woman in photo not abandoned newborn's mother
• Tag team effort underway for 2012 ballot?
• 14 Arizona tribes benefit from housing grants
• Legislation dealing with hunting plentiful at state Legislature
• Grijalva won’t face rematch of 2010 campaign
• Canada could close consulates in Phoenix, San Diego
• Cox opening new supply chain center in Phoenix
• Eastwood halftime ad stirs pot for Chrysler dealers
• ON Semiconductor posts record revenue
• Tea party gets behind Arpaio in Obama fight
• Ask a Mexican on Ron Paul and Science Fiction
• Insider: Lobbyist OK'd as regent
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, February 9th, 2011
• The Life of a State: A Timeline of Arizona's History
• Musician's life is a rich tapestry
• Arizona rethinks focus on 'use tax'
• Big wins reignite candidacy, but is Santorum a contender in Arizona?
• Arizona revs anti-abortion bid
• Arizona tort-reform measure advances
• South Mountain Freeway battle may not end with tribal vote
• Newcomer prepares to challenge Rep. Grijalva
• New Maricopa County library program adds 12,000 free e-books
• Man arrested after hospital release; Avondale officer shot
• Maricopa County to give rebate to cities to help offset jail fees increase
• Goodyear student who brought loaded gun to school pleads guilty
• Arizona bill touts new unit for child-abuse inquiries
• Arizona bill would force Colorado City police to disband
• 2 Arizona doctors disciplined for medical pot
• I-17 crash in Phoenix kills motorcyclist
• Phoenix police seek woman in abandoned baby case
• Mesa man accused of copper-pipe assault
• Crowe kicks off primary campaign against Grijalva
• Salmon wins Senate Republicans’ endorsements
• Women's basketball goes on the road to face Utah and Colorado
• Phoenix man accused of molesting 10-year-old
• Arizona Lodging and Tourism Association honors AAA
• Board of Regents appointee’s remarks on gays stir controversy in Senate
• Brewer’s personnel plan seeks to ease firing, hiring state workers
• Group gathers signatures in support of Arpaio
• Maricopa County Sheriff's Office arrests 2 in ID theft
• Phoenix woman, associate arrested on suspicion of movie fraud
• Suspect jailed, released weeks before Paradise Valley killings
• Steve Nash sinks game winner on birthday as Suns defeat Bucks
• Arizona bill targets police in polygamist enclave
• Man charged in online porn case involving Ariz. boy
• ON Semiconductor reports 4Q loss, profit for year on record revenue
• Scottsdale Healthcare signs on as sponsor for Phoenix LPGA event
• Fiesta Bowl gives out $400,000 in local grants
• Six startups compete for prizes at Tempe Geeks’ Night Out
• Man dies in Pinal County ATV accident
• Toronto Stock Exchange courting Arizona companies
• Pinal deputies find 14 bundles of pot, 3 ATVs hidden in brush
• Redistricting commission repeal clears committee
• Brewer buys own book from Amazon.com as state looks to collect sales taxes
• Foreclosure inventory in Phoenix declining
• Documents link Paradise Valley murders, Phoenix killing
• Abandoned 'Baby Kathleen' doing fine; search on for mother
• Tech firms line up for Tempe job fair
• In looming budget fight, Pierce says GOP caucus is ‘further to the right’ than Brewer realizes
• Employee compensation growth in Phoenix outpaces US average
• Lawmaker: Have voter-approved measures face reauthorization
• Obama gets a blast out of Arizona teen’s ‘marshmallow cannon’ at White House science fair
• Shooting at Mesa trailer park leave 1 dead, 1 hurt
• Police: Man in park had dud grenade
• False IRS claims netting $300K results in 5-year sentence
• Phoenix police: Officers shoot, kill gunman
• ASU professors, grad students start e-learning firm
• Foreclosed homes squatters becoming a problem
• Suns giving Samsung tablets to players, coaches
• Mayo Clinic Study Finds Obesity Affects Severity of Symptoms in Fibromyalgia Patients
• Trampoline parks face scrutiny over safety
• Trampoline parks face scrutiny over safety
• D-Backs Receive Dreamr Award As Outstanding Organization Of The Year
• Gila River tribe appears to reject South Mountain Freeway
• Insider: Centennial supplants rosebushes
• Arizona loses out on $1.9 billion
• GOP senators meet behind closed doors
• 6 Phoenix police officials suspended amid probe into photos
• 6 Phoenix police officials suspended amid probe into photos
• Anthem teen's invention soars in White House
• Judge to allow cameras during temple-murders retrial
• ASU, Chandler to open tech center
• Tempe police warn of man exposing himself
• Shapiros' service filled with tears, laughter
• Campaign season triggers Dem Party staff exodus
• Newborn abandoned in front yard of north Phoenix home
• Regents to vote on their pick for new UA president
• Women's golf takes third place at Wildcat Invitational
• Anti-union measures advancing quickly
• Steve Nash leads the Sun past the Atlanta Hawks
• A new name for a new race against Grijalva
• Paradise Valley police confirm 5 arrests in couple's murder
• Glendale girl not found on second day of landfill search
• Senate GOP goes behind closed doors to discuss Brewer’s personnel reform
• JPMorgan Chase settlement pegged at $110M in overdraft case
• Lawmakers, retailers pushing online sales tax
• Glendale robber with sawed-off shotgun hits 2 banks, man
• Arizona Commerce Authority ‘challenge’ draws 300 applications
• Storms headed to Phoenix could bring light rain
• Storms headed to Phoenix could bring light rain
• Police: Man broke into home, ate peaches
• Phoenix ranks near bottom for post-recession private-sector job growth
• Renewable energy a $2B industry in Arizona; employment impacts 16K
• Measure to dismantle Clean Elections moves forward
• Paradise Valley police conference to give murder case update
• 2012 Sun Devil softball season preview
• Sun Devil hoops takes on Utah and Colorado at home
• Elevated McDowell Road park gets discussion
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Law Firms
• Glendale teen shoots at intruder coming in doggie door
• Glendale woman attacked by pit bull released from hospital
• YouFit Health Clubs continue expansion with Chandler location
• Sheriff: Arizona City man kills friend at Super Bowl party
• Yavapai County turning high tech to ID inmates
• Guns-on-campus bill advances despite overwhelming opposition
• Herberger Foundation gives $100,000 to abate youth violence
• Raytheon receives $39.6M Navy missile contract
• SanTan Ford, Spinato's win Ahwatukee Chamber awards
• Expert explains how Komen Foundation can recover from crisis
• Redone Papago School in Phoenix dedicated
• Democratic lawmakers offer bills addressing foreclosure crisis
• Hunters find body believed to be missing man
• Phoenix man dies from injuries after trampoline accident
• Phoenix man dies from injuries after trampoline accident
• Schweikert’s poll shows him with early lead
• Comment time extended on Arizona forest road plan
• Bank of America investor suit wins class-action status
• Banks starting to embrace more short sales
• Gila River tribe votes today on Loop 202 extension
• Urban Outfitters, Dbacks, Copper Blues honored downtown
• Guns on campus bill moves forward at Legislature
• The story of Virginia G. Piper
• McCain ruffles Chinese with 'Arab Spring' dig
• Bundgaard vs. Leibowitz Twitter war
• Alt rocker, winemaker Maynard James Keenan sets roots in Arizona
• Gila River Indian tribe votes on South Mountain Freeway
• Congressman Flake and Senator Toomey Urge House Leadership to Allow Vote on Permanent House Earmark Ban
• Maricopa County adjusts voting lines
• Centennial is not enough to get Capitol refurbished
• Arizona bill lets owners rent after foreclosure
• Ruling on public drunkenness draws fire
• Scottsdale ruling on public drunkenness draws fire
• Phoenix structure fire injures 1, in critical condition
• Phoenix structure fire injures 1, in critical condition
• Referendum would raise the bar on raising taxes
• Tuba City’s Tithing House
• Chandler woman accused of assaulting boyfriend
• Dowtown Phoenix businesses honor DREAMRs
• Inmates sue over execution protocol
• Arpaio's agency, feds conciliatory about reform talks
• Trio of ASU baseball players to play with summer collegiate team
• Ash’s quip stokes criticism; Dem says it’s ‘unjust’
• Expect anti-union turmoil to intensify
• 3 Arizona inmates sue over execution protocol
• Phoenix Suns get by Charlotte Bobcats with unlikely heroes
• Guns-on-campus proposal is clearer, but still highly controversial
• Tempe Chamber endorses Monti in Tempe mayor's race
• Reddy Development buys Coldwater Springs Promenade for $7.75M
• Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman looks at Congressional run
• Craig Phelps to take over as A.T. Still president
• Quayle to challenge Schweikert in Republican primary
• Bundgaard ally eyes House seat in 2012 election
• Scottsdale police cite swimmer at Phoenix Open
• Semiconductor industry sets record, hits $299B in revenue for 2011
• Phoenix homebuyers can tap into $116M for foreclosed homes
• Waste Management Phoenix Open raises $50K for Keep Phoenix Beautiful
• Women's tennis edges past San Diego
• Quayle opts for GOP primary run against Schweikert
• Go Daddy gets 10 million hits off Super Bowl ads
• Phoenix police offer reward for metal thief
• Phoenix police offer reward for metal thief
• Phoenix Move-in Ready Program: A look at some of the houses
• Sun Devils light up the track at NAU Open
• Fire crews fight ASU dorm fire
• Monti's to offer centennial-priced steaks
• Water polo improves to best start in program history
• Wrestling wraps season with win at home
• Bill to protect Arizona State Parks revenue advances
• Franks’ campaign account is low, but re-election chances remain high
• Phoenix has slight chance of rain; snow for Flagstaff
• Phoenix has slight chance of rain; snow for Flagstaff
• Link between Paradise Valley arson, Phoenix fire investigated
• Spring 2012 Philosophy and Film Series begins Feb. 14
• Blog: January jobs, Johnson gets infusion
• Chandler child-safety talks encouraged by police
• Super Bowl commercials rated by partygoers
• Phoenix pot dispensary request put off for 2nd time
• Jhessye Shockley search in landfill begins today
• Super Bowl commercials rated by partygoers
• Phoenix area cities issue legislative alerts
• Phoenix pot dispensary request put off for 2nd time
• Arizona high-school referee fingerprinting enacted
• Phoenix area cities issue legislative alerts
• Phoenix City Council meeting dominated by coaster debate
• Phoenix City Council meeting dominated by coaster debate
• ASU Art Museum explores miracles in exhibit
• Arizona online school bills seek more accountability, money
• Show Low plane crash investigation continues
• SRP to join Chevy Volt test project
• Blog: US Airways Center celebrates 20th anniversary
• Tebow, YouTube, Apple, ABC top marketing polls
• Can Obama's new move dent housing slump?
• New Book Explores Phoenix’s Greater Coronado Neighborhood
• Arizona car dealer, wife killed in plane crash
• Canadian company committed to Florence copper mine
• Teens move from Facebook to Twitter
• Who makes up the top 1 percent?
• Walgreens stung by loss of Express Scripts
• Arizona, state resident share same birthday
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• The Arizona Trail should rank as one of the great American achievements
• Report: Pima college consultant sent lewd e-mails
• Arizona Small Business Association-the voice of small business
• Florence officer involved in shooting
• Peoria sergeant's post of Obama photo leads to debate
• Phoenix area's big sports events come at big cost
• Arizona politicians haggle over 2013 budget
• Political campaigns deluged with funding; impact unclear
• A political tug-of-war over clean air
• Raymond Hunter a leader with interest in others
• Officials: Peoria man had sex with Calif. minor
• Phoenix area's big sports events come at big cost
• Raymond Hunter a leader with interest in others
• Bill would raise high-school dropout age to 18
• Phoenix car accident kills 1, injures 2
• Phoenix car accident kills 1, injures 2
• Phoenix light-rail accident injures teen
• Phoenix light-rail accident injures teen
• Phoenix crash leaves two injured, one horse dead
• Phoenix crash leaves two injured, one horse dead
• Arizona Mills reopened following evacuation
• Arizona gun bills seek to ease restrictions
• Freshman point guard Brittany Boyd runs California over Arizona State
• Phoenix Suns are flat in loss against Houston Rockets
• Auto dealer, wife killed in AZ plane crash; 2 hurt
• US Airways Center celebrates 20th anniversary, debuts theater boxes
• Money Talks: January job report, S&P gain buoy expectations the recovery is entrenched
• Peoria man arrested in California sex case
• Tempe architect Mark Vinson receives AIA honor
• Pedestrian injured in El Mirage hit-run
• SRP to join Chevy Volt test project
• Planned Parenthood holds Arizona fundraiser after Komen flap
• Memorial to Gilbert waitress raises $15K for kids camp
• Gilbert's Morrison Ranch is top seller in state in 2011
• Chandler dentist challenges tax on removable braces
• Mesa could ease mayoral election rule on signatures
• Move afoot to raise Mesa mayor's pay
• Groundhog from Gilbert steps out of the shadows in Chandler
• Injured Iraq veteran files to run for Chandler council
• Phoenix jobseekers get a new tool to facilitate finding jobs near home
• Real-estate experts in Arizona are guarded but hopeful
• Girl Scout cookies roll into Phoenix area
• Girl Scout cookies roll into Phoenix area
• Arizona bill may loosen rules for cyclists
• Veterans on streets get aid at Arizona StandDown event
• Veterans on streets get aid at Arizona StandDown event
• Pinal deputies seize 59 cats, dog from Queen Creek home
• Lawsuit investigation sought by Phoenix Councilman DiCiccio
• Lawsuit investigation sought by Phoenix Councilman DiCiccio
• Arizona pension law ruled unconstitutional
• Judge seeks federal help in White Mountain Apache Tribe dispute
• House panel backs car booster seats for kids
• Chandler police seek man who tried to lure girl
• Unemployment no economic indicator: It's a jungle out there-need Dr. Paul
• Coach Graham meets with former players
• Phoenix Suns outlast the New Orleans Hornets
• Girl Scout cookies, by the numbers
• Educational institutions provide more than intellectual stimulation for Arizona
• Phoenix area could see cooler temps, rain next week
• Phoenix area could see cooler temps, rain next week
• Mesa chase ends with drug arrest, police say
• DPS car hit on Loop 101 in Tempe
• ‘Gotta Have It Bandit’ arrested, police say
• MC Companies, Clark-Wayland form joint venture
• Ad execs brace for wave of Super Bowl car ads
• Arrests made in killings of couple in Paradise Valley
• Arizona bills Amazon $53M for back taxes
• Peoria police: Dog allowed to nearly chew leg off
• Phoenix police make arrest in 2008 killing
• Phoenix police make arrest in 2008 killing
• Glendale police warn of new method of garage thefts
• ABN gains exposure from Phoenix Open app
• April 25 hearing set on Arizona immigration law
• GOP incumbent ready for AZ’s Quayle
• Avnet to buy Canvas Systems
• Fulton bets on Super Bowl commercial
• Fluor to build 125 MW solar facility near Palo Verde
• Non-manufacturing index shows economic improvements
• Revenue rises for Viad in 4Q, loss widens
• Dental Insurance Cos. List No. 1: Delta Dental of Arizona
• Supreme Court to hear Arizona immigration case April 25
• Phoenix pot clinic nears opening
• Body inside Jeep believed to be embezzling suspect
• Mohave County investigating body found in desert
• Men with Strokes Call for Help Quicker Than Women, Mayo Clinic Study Says
• And $1,500 for tow truck management… wait, what?
• Raise tax on Arizona alcohol sales, group proposes
• Glendale police chief a finalist for Louisville job
• Stop insurance industry war on patients who rely on chiropractic care
• Let communities make decision on nuclear waste storage
• Capitol Quotes: Feb. 3, 2012
• Property crimes lead Glendale's crime uptick
• Tobin measure last-ditch effort for new political maps
• Glendale designer creates centennial dress for Arizona
• Political firestorm looms as lawmakers advance strict anti-labor measures
• Gerda Klein survives serious heart trouble
• U.S. 60 crash kills driver after he does U-turn on freeway
• SciTech Festival comes to West campus, Feb. 25
• Unicorn Media signs deal with MSNBC for content delivery
• Republicans grill Holder over Ariz. gun-trafficking scandal
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Arizona State can't hang on against Nnemkadi and Chiney Ogwumike and Stanford
• Southwest Valley hospitals expand to keep up with patient demand
• Tucson broadcaster Dave Sitton vying to replace Giffords
• Phoenix parking-meter hours cut on weekdays, end on Saturdays
• Phoenix parking-meter hours cut on weekdays, end on Saturdays
• Brewer pushes reform to make it easier to fire state workers
• Arizona bill to toughen killers' sentences advances
• Inmate who killed self had troubled history
• Phoenix crash sends 4 to hospital
• Phoenix crash sends 4 to hospital
• US Airways Center celebrates 20 years
• Arizona bills Amazon $53 million for uncollected sales taxes
• Gym Devils face first road trip of the season at Utah State
• Paradise Valley couple ID'd as victims in homicide case
• Teen accused in Peoria shooting pleads not guilty
• House Democrats pushing renewable energy bills
• Married couple accused of killing man at Phoenix apartment
• Married couple accused of killing man at Phoenix apartment
• Bill to ban children from truck beds resurfaces after three deaths in past months
• Surprise police: Man accused in sexual misconduct with teen
• Twitter war involving former Sen. Scott Bundgaard erupts
• 'Red Jeep Bandits' arrested, Phoenix police say
• 'Red Jeep Bandits' arrested, Phoenix police say
• 2nd GOP candidate in race for Giffords’ seat
• Mesa police looking for school credit-card thief
• Mandate for printed public notices debated
• Senate approves motion picture tax credit
• Chandler police: Man attempted to break into ATM
• Pearce seeks Senate comeback
• Man dies in crash with tow truck near Falcon Field
• Mesa police: Suspect said he stole for wife, heroin addiction
• Microchip Technology 3Q profit falls 24 percent on lower revenue
• Hate speech is subject of spring Diversity Scholars Series
• Glendale police: Woman shot, killed roommate during fight
• LifeLock looking at potential for bowl sponsorship
• Nearly 100 dogs, 5 birds seized in Pinal animal hoarding case
• UTI sees 1Q revenue, profit fall on lower enrollment
• Governor says union bills must take back seat to personnel plan
• Man arrested, accused in Goodyear armed bank robbery
• La Raza prez: Arpaio is country’s ‘worst sheriff’
• Mesa tops list for distressed properties in January
• Arizona poll gives Romney big lead over Gingrich
• MidAmerican finalizes purchase of First Solar power plant in California
• First Solar, NRG power plant named best PV project
• Phoenix small business hiring down, wages up
• Restaurateur Seamus McCaffrey named St. Patrick's Day grand marshall
• MCSO to meet with feds over civil rights issues
• Phoenix police make arrest in fatal apartment shooting
• Phoenix police make arrest in fatal apartment shooting
• Water polo to compete at Cal Baptist Tournament
• Events at West campus celebrate Black History Month
• Avondale Agua Fria High will not appeal eligibility violations
• Dental Insurance Cos. List No. 2: MetLife
• Young Children Exposed to Anesthesia Multiple Times Show Elevated Rates of ADHD
• January in Phoenix was third warmest, tied for driest
• January in Phoenix was third warmest, tied for driest
• ASU parking attendant attacked with a Slurpee
• Passenger traffic rises at Sky Harbor
• C-III Capital Partners grabs NAI Global
• Hall says he’s sticking with D-backs despite LA stories
• Glendale brings back development to Bell Road corridor
• Ask a Mexican on Ethnocentric Idiocy and Etymology
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, February 2nd, 2011
• Super Bowl Prostitution Hoax: Indianapolis Mobilizes for an Epic Battle with an Urban Legend
• Businessman Brian Weymouth Gets on the Wrong Side of His Celebrity Partners
• Obama unveils plan on housing
• Arizona is rising as a key state in GOP presidential race
• Slain border agent's family files $25 million claim
• Mom who lost 3 kids in plane crash about to lose home, too
• Funeral arrangements made for retired Arizona justice Michael Ryan
• Funeral arrangements made for retired Arizona justice Michael Ryan
• Scottsdale district disciplinary incidents fall
• St. Mary's Food Bank CEO to step down in June
• St. Mary's Food Bank CEO to step down in June
• Congressman Flake Disappointed that Senate Defeats Toomey Earmark Moratorium Amendment
• MCSO Sheriff Joe Arpaio has financial lead
• Pinal County Sheriff Babeu's war chest tops field
• Campaign-finance report deadline passes
• Insider: Debate on film-tax incentives is revived
• Graham brings 1st class of football players to ASU
• Accident kills New River toddler run over by grandfather
• President Obama vs. Governor Jan Brewer
• Man's body found in Phoenix apartment
• Man's body found in Phoenix apartment
• Mexican national guilty in firearms case
• Ex-Phoenix policeman convicted of robbing 5 banks
• Ex-Phoenix policeman convicted of robbing 5 banks
• Derrick Hall says he’s sticking with D-backs despite stories of Dodgers' overtures
• ZWPA alum form new consulting, lobbying firm
• Man arrested in abuse of teen at Scottsdale library
• C-III Capital Partners acquires NAI Global
• Driver hurt as car crashes into Phoenix apartments
• Driver hurt as car crashes into Phoenix apartments
• Avondale police seek gunman in fatal shooting of 21-year-old
• Adams trails opponent in fundraising last quarter
• Bank of Arizona parent BOK Financial disappoints with 4Q profit
• Faculty, staff support Sun Devil basketball, show off spirit
• Dallas Mavericks dominate Phoenix Suns inside and out
• Justice Dept rejects gun-smuggling cover-up claim
• Giffords leaves office with nearly $1M in coffers
• Lawmakers warned of political ‘firestorm’ as they approve anti-union measures
• Obama gets low approval marks in Arizona, battleground states
• Phoenix restaurant's liquor plan worries neighbors
• Phoenix chamber lays out legislative goals
• Suicidal man fatally shot outside Arizona home, police say
• Sky Harbor traffic highest since recession
• Jaime Molera working to end AIMS, move to PARCC assessment
• Cleantech, exports and manufacturing key Phoenix economic growth
• Woman critical after I-10 crash in Phoenix
• Woman critical after I-10 crash in Phoenix
• Bodies in Paradise Valley home found bound, badly burned
• Chandler woman accused of assaulting husband
• The Washington Connection: Four Arizonans figure big on Capitol Hill
• Committee approves pregnant inmates bill
• Teaching tablets
• Obama announces new HARP plans
• University of Arizona bringing classes to Chandler
• Schweikert supporting Salmon in congressional race
• School tuition legislation could cost state up to $28.5M
• Tempe school guard indicted in theft of football proceeds
• Police: Armed suspect threatened do commit a drive-by shooting
• Glendale sees rise in police overtime
• Arizona father sentenced in infant’s hot-car death
• Authorities: Body found inside car after fire in Northwest Valley
• ASU football signs 23 players to letters of intent
• T-Gen, University of Arizona win cancer research grant
• Tucson police find decomposed body in apartment
• Sky Harbor completes work on its longest runway
• Tax group’s ‘Dirty Thirty’ contains several Arizona links
• Minnesota Partnership Researchers Close in on Drug to Fight Fungal Infections
• Latino GOP to Republican Leadership: Rubio Damaged Goods For Southwest And Midwest....
• Somos Republicans Endorses Abel Maldonado For California Congress
• Skin-cancer drug tested in Valley approved
• Phoenix shop owner shoots would-be bandit
• Phoenix shop owner shoots would-be bandit
• Fiesta Bowl coffers take hit
• Arizona agents face gun-sting blame
• Glendale city manager Ed Beasley eyed April retirement
• Bill would halt a vote on Brewer fiscal plan
• MVP Sports Bar
• Arpaio foes criticize hearing on MCSO
• Phoenix mayor, council won't discuss panel's call for Arpaio resignation
• Phoenix mayor, council won't discuss panel's call for Arpaio resignation
• Supervisor Fulton Brock won't seek re-election
• Family of Paradise Valley couple 'shocked, saddened'
• Glendale police forced to kill pit bull that attacked woman
• Peoria police sergeant in Obama photo flap reassigned
• JDA Software posts loss in 4Q, SEC to look at accounting
• Aide: Arpaio accepts blame for botched sex cases
• Arizona DHS approves Rural/Metro purchase of PMT
• Man, 26, accused in sexual conduct with Surprise teen
• Suspects arrested after Pinal chase
• Biltmore Bank acquired by Grandpoint Capital
• Andrew Thomas ethics case: Final response filed
• Flake raises $607K in fourth quarter
• Phoenix man gets 10 years in meth case
• Phoenix man gets 10 years in meth case
• Bill would bar Arizona salons from letting teens in tanning beds
• Avondale police ID officer who was shot during confrontation
• Police: Women stabbed by homeless man she was helping
• Boy, 14, shot while off-roading with dad in Buckeye desert
• Prada opens at Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall
• Flinn Foundation: Arizona bioscience jobs on the rise
• New photos of missing college student released
• EPCOR finishes purchase of American Water Works operations in Arizona, New Mexico
• Scottsdale named a top destination by The New York Times
• Man accused of biting sports bar owner, bouncer
• Gilbert man accused of assault in Chandler
• Two anti-illegal immigration measures are back
• 4 kids hit by car in Phoenix, 1 hurt
• 4 kids hit by car in Phoenix, 1 hurt
• Portillo's planning expansion into Arizona
• Small business hiring up in Phoenix, but pay drops
• Park Central owner defaults on $32.5M loan, faces foreclosure
• Bivens reports $390K haul for fourth quarter
• Water polo's Brightwell tabbed MPSF Player of the Week
• 2 escape Avondale house fire unharmed
• Heinz plans congressional run to fill Giffords’ seat
• Developers delay Goodyear Estrella Falls regional mall again
• Peoria smoker burned after her oxygen tank explodes
• Mayor Stanton avoids discussing Brewer-Obama encounter
• Napolitano touts border crackdown, urges support for Dream Act
• Retired Justice Ryan dies
• Senate Judiciary Committee’s chairman won’t take up bill to repeal SB 1070
• Statehouse sees new effort to require booster seats for kids
• Phoenix, Scottsdale note bulk-trash decline
• Breakfast party opens city's new senior center
• Phoenix-area residents urged not to feed wild animals
• Phoenix police treating death of man found after fire as homicide
• Phoenix police treating death of man found after fire as homicide
• Project Humanities spring kickoff offers week of events
• US Airways, Delta, American merger talks swirl
• Freeport McMoran names new chief after strike
• Mayo Clinic Releases Book With Action Plan to Help Beat Heart Disease
• Guns on campus bill makes new appearance
• Reports: Peyton Manning may end up retiring
• Valley auto repair shop in legal trouble
• McCain stumps for Romney in key Florida race
• Waste Management Phoenix Open puts cellphones in play
• Arizona centennial events reined in by funding woes
• Arizona centennial events reined in by funding woes
• Man in argument killed in Mesa shooting
• Attorney alleges juror misconduct in murder case
• Brian Terry border case: 2nd suspect revealed
• Bill limits shackling of pregnant inmates
• Phoenix commission votes 13-0 for Arpaio to resign
• Phoenix commission votes 13-0 for Arpaio to resign
• Poll: Arizona can guard nature, create jobs
• Insider: Smith set to pursue seat in House
• Arizona Democratic Party leader Andrei Cherny announces resignation
• Former Arizona Justice Michael Ryan dies
• Phoenix Suns claw their way to a win over the Memphis Grizzlies
• Chandler fire that leveled two homes called arson
• Bills to lower capital gains tax moving forward
• Two found dead in Paradise Valley house fire
• Woman convicted of child abuse in Peoria death
• Build strong relationships to build a strong business
• Suspicious powder sent to Sheriff Joe Arpaio
• Suspicious powder sent to Sheriff Joe Arpaio
• Pass the collection plates
• New version of Arizona campus guns bill proposed
• Arrest made in connection with Tempe homicide
• Loop 101 in Scottsdale closed after crash hurts motorcyclist
• Avondale police: Man in barricade situation shot himself
• Teri Tobin sings National Anthem
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Dental Insurance Companies
• Two Phoenix brothers sentenced in drug trafficking
• Two Phoenix brothers sentenced in drug trafficking
• Surprise police try to locate owners of stolen jewelry
• Time to fight to keep public notices in Arizona newspapers
• W. P. Carey School ranks No. 1 worldwide for business research
• Mr. Smith goes to House
• Gannett profits fall 32% as ad revenue dips
• CoreLogic: Phoenix home foreclosures on the decline
• Maricopa Community Colleges Small Business Development Center expands
• Chinese solar tariffs could cost Arizona, U.S. future jobs
• Public lands protection gets 90% support in Arizona
• Scottsdale police identify man shot to death by officers
• Pep Boys being sold for $1 billion
• Del Frisco’s Grille coming to old Houston's space at Phoenix Esplanade
• First Solar joins Chipotle on cycle team sponsorship
• Redistricting feud continues
• Rodgers, Brady, Tebow top sports business rankings; Fitzgerald 13th
• Cherny steps down as Democratic Party chair
• Salmon hauls in $470K in 2011
• 2 uninjured in Peoria plane crash
• Wrestling ends skid, defeats Bakersfield on the road
• Women's hoops defeats Washington for fifth straight win
• Arizona State women's tennis falls to USC 6-1
• Downtown Phoenix campus hosts White House summit
• Arcadia residents launch citrus collection
• Driver killed while racing in Phoenix is identified
• Driver killed while racing in Phoenix is identified
• Database helps Arizona authorities track copper theft
• Preclearance woes for Tobin plan?
• Separate reports praise Arizona for its school-choice programs
• Insight Enterprises drops title sponsorship of Insight Bowl
• Investigators raid ex-Fiesta Bowl lobbyist's offices
• Speaker series brings media professionals to ASU
• Gym Devils dominate Arizona, score season-high
• Water polo undefeated after season-opening tournament
• Sun Devils take down Cougars
• Michelle Kwan enters the Hall of Fame
• Serving up a special treat: Sonoran hot dogs
• Serving up a special treat: Sonoran hot dogs
• Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair 2012
• Latin Group Announces Tequila Party Rallies in Arizona, Michigan, New Mexico, Nevada, Florida, Colorado, Texas, California, Kansas, Indiana, New York
• Exhibition - And the Land Grew Quiet: New Work by Matthew Moore
• Exhibition - Bhutan: Between Heaven and Earth - Photographs
• Mesa police shoot erratic driver
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Gila River tribe split on freeway
• Phoenix-area museums reach out to Hispanic visitors
• Phoenix-area museums reach out to Hispanic visitors
• Phoenix leaders try to halt Arpaio vote
• Phoenix leaders try to halt Arpaio vote
• Teen in smoke-shop case had been reported missing by mom
• Woman crashes into Tempe home, dies
• Tolleson firefighters settle into new station
• 2 Arizona lawmakers aim for bill vs. toll evaders
• Police: Avondale officer shot in leg
• 2010 champ Caydee Denney and 2011's John Coughlin team for 2012 U.S. pairs title
• Jeremy Abbott back on top of men's skating in the U.S.
• Phoenix Concerts: Eddie Vedder – April 13, Comerica Theatre
• Man killed in Phoenix street race identified
• 47% believe technology will have positive impact on education
• Guardian 8 to move to Scottsdale
• Ashley Wagner jumps Alissa Czisny and Agnes Zawadzki to win first U.S. gold
• Burke of Fast and Furious had anti-gun history
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio expects charges in Internet threat
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio has raised more money than ever
• Arizona Latino leaders, White House officials meet
• Arizona Latino leaders, White House officials meet
• Glendale-Goldwater legal fight over Coyotes continues
• Phoenix marks opening of center to replace Manzanita
• Phoenix marks opening of center to replace Manzanita
• Phoenix Suns get embarrassed by Aldridge and the Portland Trailblazers
• Meryl Davis and Charlie White extend U.S. ice dance dynasty with fourth gold
• Ex-Sen. Russell Pearce wins Arizona GOP leadership role
• Republican Party selects Pearce to leadership post
• SRP opens education grants
• 14-year-old boy shot riding all-terrain vehicle
• Suspect dead, police dog shot in Scottsdale
• Shortsaleopedia seeks to open doors on real estate info
• ASU to compete in DOE solar challenge
• 1 dead in Phoenix street-race crash
• 1 dead in Phoenix street-race crash
• $15K awarded at ASU Student Startup Summit
• Arizona Democrats want Brewer to apologize
• Inmate, 19, dead; baby drowned in Avondale, '09
• Arizona animal advocates warn of fatal dog disease
• Arizona animal advocates warn of fatal dog disease
• NetworkingPhoenix.com signature event scheduled
• Loop 101 sign in Phoenix switched on without city permit
• Scottsdale to beef up enforcement of litter ordinance
• Mesa goes after Fiesta Village again
• Dog waste digester won't be a light show
• More roadwork woes for small Chandler businesses
• Gilbert parks plan far from an easy task
• Widower writes his way through sadness
• Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmsted: Defy feds on birth control
• Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmsted: Defy feds on birth control
• Jeremy Abbott wins short program, Arizona's Douglas Razzano eighth at Nationals
• President Obama takes aim at rising cost of college tuition
• DPS car struck on I-10 shoulder in Tempe; 3 briefly trapped
• Hispanic Republicans to Senator Marco Rubio: Tell Mitt Romney to Denounce Affiliations with Kris Kobach and FAIR
• Performance - Charlotte's Web
• NW Valley land will shape into recreation area
• Fiesta Bowl lobbyist's office is raided
• Fiesta Bowl lobbyist's office is raided
• Activist Bruce Boynton speaks against SB 1070
• Activist Bruce Boynton speaks against SB 1070
• Antenori announces run for Congress in seat vacated by Giffords
• Andy Tobin seeks public vote on his redistricting plan
• Arizona's presidential primary registration to end Monday
• Phoenix parks board OKs shuttle contract for Camelback
• Phoenix parks board OKs shuttle contract for Camelback
• White House hosts Latino summit in Phoenix, Tucson
• White House hosts Latino summit in Phoenix, Tucson
• 14 arrested in Tucson drug-trafficking ring
• Insight drops Tempe bowl sponsorship
• Davis and White, Shibutanis well ahead of pack after short dance
• Phoenix Concerts: Valentine's Super Love Jam – Feb. 17; Jobing.com Arena
• Tobin defends secretive map drawing
• Brewer sets special election dates for Giffords’ seat
• DPS seeks driver who fled fatal I-17 accident in Phoenix
• DPS seeks driver who fled fatal I-17 accident in Phoenix
• Phoenix Concerts: Florence & The Machine – April 20, Comerica Theatre
• Tennessee man suspected in threat on Arpaio
• Hospital systems explain withdrawal from association
• Ex-Fiesta Bowl lobbyist’s office raided
• Win-win week for Arizona Republicans in U.S. Senate race
• Special election on redistricting would cost $8M
• Peoria police sergeant's photo prompts Secret Service probe
• Goodyear mayor released from hospital, plans return to work
• Phoenix resident kills intruder with clothes iron
• Glendale police K-9 dies
• Arizona bill requires ID to get food stamps
• Man shot during argument, Phoenix police say
• Public's help sought in apparent murder case
• Antenori running for Congress
• Phoenix woman, 80, loses home in morning fire
• Phoenix woman, 80, loses home in morning fire
• Peoria students, officer under scrutiny for Obama T-shirt photo
• Chandler woman's sleuthing leads to burglary arrests
• Buckeye police: Man shot during neighborhood gunbattle
• Brewer may want to give Obama a thank-you note next time
• Glendale police seek 2 in attempted burglary
• How to market in a down economy
• Phoenix area can expect breezy conditions
• Ex-Phoenix officer could lose certification over Surprise DUI
• Ex-Phoenix officer could lose certification over Surprise DUI
• Golf a hot issue in Sun City West election
• Valley benefits: Cox raises $100K at Barrett-Jackson
• US Airways' Doug Parker: We're interested in American Airlines
• Big shake up at hospital association as 3 hospital groups withdraw membership
• Arizona ULI event paints a mixed picture for real estate
• Commercial Real Estate Appraisers List No. 1: CBRE
• Deer Valley district sues parent over special-needs payment
• Women's basketball defeats Washington State for fourth straight win
• Redistricting redux? Tobin wants special election on new district maps
• Water polo downs UCSB 12-7 in season opener
• Konopnicki tests the waters in D.C.
• White House to lead Latino forum at ASU
• Registration deadline approaches for AZ primaries
• Capitol Quotes: Jan. 27, 2012
• Prescott pays $45K to pedestrian hit by police car
• Man shot to death by cops at Tucson park ID'd
• Hopi newspaper to publish again with new editor
• Village panel OKs birthing center plan
• F-35 budget cuts could hit production, contractors
• Goldwater Institute, immigration highlight GOP debate
• Fiesta Bowl scandal prompts calls for Arizona gift bans
• Circle K using Facebook to nab robbers, thieves
• LA man pleads guilty to 12 Arizona bank robberies
• Exchange with Obama helps Brewer book sales
• Big second half for Huskies dooms ASU
• Agnes Zawadzki, Alissa Czisny and Ashley Wagner top three after short program
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• School-choice option for disabled students upheld by court
• Phoenix-area bus, light-rail use up, reflects U.S. trend
• Phoenix-area bus, light-rail use up, reflects U.S. trend
• Phoenix marijuana-cultivation center soon to open is 1st in nation
• Phoenix marijuana-cultivation center soon to open is 1st in nation
• Phoenix Police Department hiring freeze will continue
• Phoenix Police Department hiring freeze will continue
• MSCO Capt. Joel Fox's honesty at issue in hearing
• Get 911 alerts for your neighborhood via cellphone
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Insider: Prematurely, Gallardo welcomes 'seat mates'
• Bill would cap spending by state at last year's level
• Senate OKs ban on teen drivers’ phone use
• Agent, officer plead not guilty in drug-smuggling case
• Mary Beth Marley and Rockne Brubaker lead after pairs short program at Nationals
• Man killed by Mesa police identified
• Lost and found: Brewer releases letter to Obama
• Wrestling set for pair of conference duals in California
• Water polo opens season in Santa Barbara
• Brewer releases copy of letter she handed to Obama
• Gym Devils host rival Arizona in first State Farm Territorial Cup meet
• Senate panel OKs bill to create state militia for border security, disasters
• Dead Chandler son now a suspect in mother's death
• House GOP looks to rule change for spending limit
• Baby dies of infection; Surprise mom charged with murder
• Arizona attorney general: Bank of America impeding investigaton
• Spill snarls traffic at 24th Street and I-10
• Forbes NBA values: Lakers 1st, Knicks 2nd, Suns drop to 10th
• Ruling: Arizona school voucher program is constitutional
• Robin Lopez frustrated, suspended 1 game
• Arizona inmate could face death penalty
• CollegeBound Network brings 150 new jobs to Tempe
• Fired Arpaio aide begins fight to win job back
• Bill advances to exempt eyebrow threaders from state licensing
• The Marketing Coach: QR codes help reach customers on the go
• Police: Dropped gun fires, kills man in Prescott Valley
• 5 children stung by bees in Peoria
• EEOC sees record number of complaints
• Chandler man accused of biting son
• Census: Few among Arizona’s tribes claimed to be multiracial
• Obama finds new friends despite the finger wagging
• Obama may want to avoid housing talk
• Brewer: No disrespect meant toward Obama
• Group seeks to alter immigration discussion in Arizona
• Arizona inmate may have had handcuff key during escape
• Suns suffer third straight home loss as emerging star Bargnani is unstoppable
• ASU West campus gets $25M rec facility
• Volkswagen filming ad in Phoenix
• Ex-Surprise teacher, coach to stand trial in sex abuse case
• Info fair connects graduate programs with students, public
• Glendale's bond rating downgraded over Phoenix Coyotes' costs
• Commercial RE Appraisers List No. 2: Lefevers Viewpoint Group Inc.
• Keep the public noticed
• Glendale police to start landfill search for missing girl Feb. 6
• Phoenix apartment fire kills 1
• Phoenix apartment fire kills 1
• Man accused in Phoenix officer-involved shooting arrested
• Man accused in Phoenix officer-involved shooting arrested
• $5K grant to help create Phoenix Children's Hospital app for parents
• Mayo Clinic Finds Mild Cognitive Impairment is Common, Affects Men Most
• Phoenix to begin redistricting public meetings
• Phoenix begins budget process, may end up with surplus
• Tell us something we don’t know
• West campus to add recreation and wellness facility
• Waste Management, ASU team up on roadmap to zero solid waste
• Military members to be naturalized at Capitol
• NBA dreams fade, but painting helps renew artist's life
• Track & field heads to Texas for conference challenge
• Women's basketball goes on the road to face WSU, UW
• Investment bankers at Morgan Stanley, BofA face pay cuts
• Chandler office project enters second phase
• New FBI building opens in Phoenix
• New flu research creates worldwide concern
• Ask a Mexican on Groveling to Gabachos and Gentrification
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 26th, 2011
• Richard Carmona Promises AZ Dems a U.S. Senate Seat
• Victoria Jackson Goes From Comedy Heights to Being the Tea Party's Princess
• Thousands wait for hours to see Obama
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• Leaders: Obama had no role in Intel project
• Obama's visit tests readiness at Intel
• Arizona fares OK on Obama's '3 pillars'
• Obama, Brewer in terse, tense, finger wagging exchange
• Camelback Mountain shuttle considered
• Camelback Mountain shuttle considered
• Brewer job plan draws criticism
• Spike Lee urges Blacks to embrace education
• Republicans seek to keep Gosar's former seat
• Petition group aids Tucson teacher in fight for books
• CPS touts shorter process of inquiry
• Tucson victim stalked for nearly 2 decades
• Obama visit to Intel touches on campaign themes, interest in high-tech, manufacturing
• A Look Ahead: Spring Concerts
• Obama reprises State of the Union themes, praises Intel
• Mesa police in shootout with just-released suspect
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• Surprise boy pulled from pool in serious condition
• Man shot by Phoenix police out of hospital, in jail
• Man shot by Phoenix police out of hospital, in jail
• Roundup: Busy week for banking and finance sector
• California man pleads guilty in 12 Arizona bank heists
• Longtime Ariz. auto dealer Lou Grubb dies
• Brewer gets book critique from Obama
• New FBI building opens in Phoenix
• CPS team clearing backlog; blames cumbersome system
• Brewer, Obama exchange tense words over book, immigration at airport
• Chandler office project enters second phase
• Arizona medical marijuana dispensaries could debut this summer
• Kurt Warner, Mark Wahlberg investing in Indian football league
• Police: Man tried to head-butt mother
• Mark Kelly won't pursue wife Giffords' seat
• First Western Trust names Victor Alonzo Phoenix president
• Arizona midpack for business tax friendliness
• Spirit Airlines giving away 10 million frequent flier miles in Scottsdale, Mesa
• Quotes: Coach Sendek talks defense, Bachynski on new role
• Obama turns attention to housing market, but Arizona needs a lot of help
• Brewer to schedule special election to replace Giffords
• Commercial Real Estate Appraisers List No. 3: Dennis L. Lopez & Associates LLC
• Arizona inmate arrested for refusing to leave lockup
• Fire crews on scene of structure fire in north Phoenix
• Fire crews on scene of structure fire in north Phoenix
• Former Mitchell staffer heads up Team Carmona
• Scottsdale police arrest man in abuse of ex-wife
• Giffords hands in letter, officially resigns House seat
• Vowing a return, Giffords submits resignation letter
• Drug-detection dog leads to Gilbert man's arrest
• Criminal charge refiled against W. Valley justice of the peace
• Phoenix Northwest Christian High School beating the big boys in soccer
• Glendale Northwest Christian School cheer wins nationals
• Paton to run in vast CD1, won’t seek Giffords’ seat
• Official: AZ could have pot dispensaries by summer
• Arcadia residents reporting increase in coyote sightings
• Obama pitches economic message in swing states
• Man accused of pointing gun at son a detention officer
• Arizona lawmakers give State of the Union speech mixed reviews
• Pac-12 poll places Sun Devil softball at the top
• Exhibition - Exotic Art Show
• Obama to visit Chandler Intel plant
• Tamed dogs may go back 33,000 years
• Giffords honored at State of the Union
• Latino Group Gives Political Leadership Award of 2011 to U.S. Representative Luis Gutierrez for Immigration Advocacy
• Congressman Flake Praises House Passage of Giffords Bill Targeting Ultralight Aircraft Used for Smuggling Across Border
• Phoenix council delays a decision on study of pay, benefits
• Phoenix council delays a decision on study of pay, benefits
• Doody appears in court in temple murders
• Marquees, billboards energize new Phoenix entertainment district
• Marquees, billboards energize new Phoenix entertainment district
• Insider: A way to restore some social funds
• CPS bills will get Capitol hearings
• Arpaio foes demand board act
• Montgomery says he will run for re-election
• Suicidal Chandler man killed by police
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• Bachynski: Sun Devil basketball team in good place, despite losses
• Hate-filled voicemail played during Scottsdale bomb trial
• Shooter considering banning public testimony on budget bills
• Retired Phoenix police sergeant to challenge Arpaio
• Retired Phoenix police sergeant to challenge Arpaio
• Baseball ranked No. 17 in Baseball America preseason poll
• New mountain biker shares thoughts about her first race
• Pierce isn’t so keen about buying back state buildings
• Mavs Matrix does a number against his former Suns team
• Kelly files to run for Giffords’ seat
• MMA fighter accused of assault
• $500K found hidden in BMW at Nogales entry
• Nenaber named business woman of the year by Gilbert chamber
• Killing of Chandler grandma befuddles neighbors
• US Airways Express flight attendants may strike
• Police: Man struck sister over gaming console
• Don Cardon returning $50,000 signing bonus to Arizona Commerce Authority
• Mark Kelly joining Michelle Obama for 'State of the Union'
• Liberal groups want Obama to push for $300B in mortgage reductions from big banks
• Mesa man accused of threatening son with gun
• How state of the union may affect state of the cities in the Valley
• Democrat enters race against Sheriff Joe Arpaio
• Three Valley resorts undergoing management changes
• Goodyear mayor sent to hospital after falling ill at council meeting
• Wake Forest University Students Use Becker’s CPA Exam Review In Achieving Highest CPA Exam Pass Rate in the Nation
• Price of a first-class stamp moves higher
• Commercial Real Estate Appraisers List No. 4: Appraisal Technology Inc.
• Mayor: Phoenix Coyotes asking price may affect Glendale
• Phoenix household expenditures outpace US average
• Progressive to hire 65 in Phoenix
• Buckeye Union teacher accused in student sex faces firing
• Tempe firefighters encounter hoarding during blaze
• Weak storm brings only light showers to Phoenix area
• Weak storm brings only light showers to Phoenix area
• Brian Moynihan’s days may be numbered at Bank of America
• Men's hoops hosts Washington schools
• Arizona artist to create Goldwater statue for D.C.
• 2 accused of throwing fireworks at pedestrians
• Urban composter in Phoenix a green pioneer
• Missing San Tan Valley teen found
• We can rule out at least one person
• 'ThinK' series at West campus offers lectures, films
• Giffords helps renew call for bipartisan seating that began after 2011 shooting
• Giffords’ husband rules out 2012 run for seat
• Artist from Sonoita picked for Goldwater statue
• Lawmaker wants to end unemployment discrimination
• Joint Surgery Rates Declining Among Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients, Mayo Clinic Finds
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• US Airways, Delta and private equity firm eye American
• Mexico could raise drinking age
• Starbucks adding beer, wine to lure evening traffic
• BASIS charter school to open in Ahwatukee
• Insider: Budget hearing won't have comments
• Woman blames US Airways for missing ashes of late husband
• Arson suspected in Phoenix warehouse fire
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart over J.C. Penney deal
• Obama hanging out at Intel again
• Carmona says private equity criticism of Romney unfair
• Airline passenger-protection rules kick in
• St. Joseph's parent Catholic Healthcare West changes name
• Arizona high schools may soon offer Bible classes
• Study compares pay, benefits of workers in Phoenix sectors
• Study compares pay, benefits of workers in Phoenix sectors
• Arizona inquiry finds no crime in $50.2 mil Gilbert land deal
• Congressman Flake Honored to Sit Next to Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords During State of the Union Speech
• Mesa district nears end of school-chemicals audit
• Iraq veteran Brian Kolfage to be guest of Gabrielle Giffords at address
• Arizona legislative panel on tax code advances
• SB1070 repeal bill reopens deep political divisions
• Arizona jail inmate captured after escape
• Man arrested in Ajo after pipe bombs found in home
• St. Joseph's parent changes name to Dignity Health
• Immigration measure sparks competing Capitol protests
• Cardon will return $50K signing bonus
• Karen Chen takes the next step to win novice ladies gold
• Man suspected in two restaurant robberies
• Dog shot, killed by Peoria officer after attacking police K-9
• President Obama to visit Intel plant in Chandler
• Franks wants to restrict DC abortions
• 'Ingenious Visions' displays unusual history
• Carmona hopes independent streak, life story resonate in Senate race
• Stretch of Interstate 10 reopened following fatal-crash
• Kali Bennett does it all in ASU women's basketball win over Utah
• Camelback High to add Montessori option in fall
• Rain expected tonight for Phoenix, with snow in the high country
• Rain expected tonight for Phoenix, with snow in the high country
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Commercial Real Estate Appraisers
• Catholic Healthcare West changes affiliation, name
• 2011 technology layoffs at historic low
• Phoenix Suns endure in offensively offensive game against Boston Celtics
• Holly Moore and Daniel Klaber win novice dance national championship
• Reports link Peyton Manning with Cards, Jets, Dolphins
• Democrats introducing SB1070 repeal
• Ariz. House to review Fast and Furious operation
• Giffords says farewell to Tucson constituents
• Death penalty to be sought in Phoenix girl's footlocker death
• Death penalty to be sought in Phoenix girl's footlocker death
• Hiring outlook brightens for Arizona construction industry
• Glendale police: Man who was shot drove himself to QT
• DMB Associates spins off Pacific Division into new company
• Police still searching Arizona, nearby states for missing Phoenix woman
• Police still searching Arizona, nearby states for missing Phoenix woman
• Democratic lawmakers pushing for abortion rights
• Mesa stamp show will help celebrate Arizona Centennial
• Man accused of biting Mesa police officer
• Bank of America eyes $3 billion in expense cuts
• Man arrested on drug charges after high-speed chase
• Phoenix can't crack top 100 in US salary rankings
• Scottsdale crews respond to house fire
• 1 man injured in Sun City crash
• Fat Lever to have his No. 12 honored
• Burges sworn in as newest senator
• What next after Giffords resignation?
• Gilbert officer kicked by DUI suspect, police say
• Teen suspect in fatal Peoria shooting held on $2 mil bond
• Exhibition features art by juveniles facing justice system
• Supervisors appoint Burges to fill Bundgaard Senate seat
• Women's tennis shows dominance in win over UCSB
• Women's basketball defeats Utah for third straight win
• New York professor rips Phoenix's green efforts
• Z'Tejas' requests for 2 permits get conditional approval
• Burges odds on favorite for senate seat
• Giffords to finish meeting halted by attack
• Phoenix crash on Interstate 17 kills 1
• Phoenix crash on Interstate 17 kills 1
• Gym Devils shine in Pac-12 opener scoring season-high
• Southwest to drop six AirTran markets
• US Airways buys Saab sensors
• Southwest charts conservative flight path
• Giffords had quick political rise; future unclear
• Shopping center sells for $13M
• FDR limo, 55 Benz, Warhol Rolls highlight car auctions
• Giffords stepping down, Brewer calling special election
• Giffords exit clouds Arizona's solar push
• Thunderbird hosting women entrepreneurs from 10 nations
• McCain's 2008 loss frames Romney, Gingrich GOP fight
• Deportee struggles to readjust to life outside Phoenix
• Deportee struggles to readjust to life outside Phoenix
• Bioscience HS breaks ground on new solar project
• Arizona university-funding gap addressed
• Valley car auctions generate $176 million, breaking slump
• Mesa school district to reinforce gun ban after incidents
• Paradise Valley's 1st mayoral election heats up
• Pinal sheriff set to exceed budget
• Police seek woman in Goodyear hotel fire case
• Phoenix Concerts: POSTPONED - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Jobing.com Arena
• Ten vehicle sales sum up the Valley's week of car auctions
• Phoenix Concerts: Rock The Zoo 2012 – March 30
• Brewer to call for special election to fill Giffords' seat
• Giffords' departure leaves hole in Arizona solar representation
• Giffords steps down from Congress
• Phoenix Concerts: Korn – March 1; Comerica Theatre
• Giffords stepping down from Congress
• Phoenix Concerts: Alejandra Guzman and Moderatto – Feb. 24; Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: Slightly Stoopid Headline Opening Night at Bird’s Nest–Feb. 1
• Phoenix Concerts: Children Of Bodom – Feb. 15, The Marquee
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Phoenix Concerts: The Oakridge Boys – Feb. 10, Celebrity Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: Roberta Flack – April 27, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Thunderbird hosting international women entrepreneurs
• Alzheimer's disease strikes woman in middle age
• Illegal immigration deportation policy comes under fire
• Valley districts battle for students, state subsidies
• Season for Sharing reaches $2.66 million goal
• Season for Sharing reaches $2.66 million goal
• Death penalty hurdle remains
• Surprise police searching for Wells Fargo robbers
• Congressman Flake Issues Statement on Congresswoman Giffords’ Resignation from Congress
• Increasing Arizona officials' salaries draws battle lines
• Bill would let schools opt out of lunch aid
• Tour bus catches fire outside Toby Keith's in Mesa
• McCain's loss frames Gingrich South Carolina win over Romney
• San Tan Valley teen missing
• Phoenix police seek public's help in homicide
• Phoenix police seek public's help in homicide
• Kali Bennett's defense and Deja Mann's offense push Arizona State past Utah
• Toddler with rare syndrome celebrates 1st birthday
• Toddler with rare syndrome celebrates 1st birthday
• Arizona Small Business Association annual meeting
• Former Yuma teacher gets 15 years in sex case
• Doing your homework is key in collector car market
• Sheriff: Suicidal Yuma couple wanted deputies dead
• Proposed Tucson copper mine hits EPA roadblock
• Experts spot the new trends in classic cars
• Chandler police: Woman, 80, killed, car missing
• Man sought in fatal Phoenix shooting
• Man sought in fatal Phoenix shooting
• Bioscience High School breaks gound on Phoenix solar project
• Glendale medical space sells for $7.6 million
• Central Phoenix retail center sells for $13 million
• Aiken Schenk law firm to move
• Challenging tourism economy makes new bedfellows
• Rodel Foundation of Arizona honors inspiring principals
• 3 mayors from Arizona meet with President Obama in D.C.
• Apache council leader Ronnie Lupe defies ouster
• Latina-led Political Movement Urges Independent and Democratic Latinos to Vote in 'Open Primaries'
• Beate Jones takes two events as Arizona State defeats California in gymnastics
• Tempe picked to host model house with energy-efficient construction
• Wil Cardon accused of FEC violation
• Peoria smoke-shop shooting suspect's classmates are baffled
• China Mist co-founder David will run for PV's Town Council
• Fast and Furious: Arizona official to plead Fifth
• Chandler police investigate body found at home
• Wife of escaped Arizona inmate faces felony charges
• AmSafe Global Holdings sold for $750M to Cleveland company
• Phoenix collision between car, bike closes street
• State Rep. Jerry Weiers may run for Glendale mayor
• Phoenix Concerts: Van Halen tickets for Phoenix show go on sale Jan. 30!
• Christian group files lawsuit against Dysart Unified district
• Man pulled from car in ditch off Arizona 51 in Phoenix
• Man gets 25 years for fatal Phoenix shooting
• Man gets 25 years for fatal Phoenix shooting
• Influential tax policy group seeks limit in growth of property values
• Committee OKs bill boosting disclosure of rural homes’ water supplies
• Reward in Phoenix 'Joker' soda shop robbery
• ‘Puppet’ Cortes, shadowy campaign helpers unlikely to face punishment
• Phoenix workers find body in delivery truck from Tucson
• Phoenix workers find body in delivery truck from Tucson
• Report moves Luke AFB closer to F-35 training
• Bloomberg: Potential US Airways-American Airlines merger moves ahead
• South Carolina in spotlight, but eyes turning toward Arizona
• Western Alliance Bancorp boosts profit in fourth quarter
• Arizona has come a long way in 100 years, but there's further to go
• Teen accused in Peoria fatal shooting to be extradited
• Arizona border agent, jail officer arrested in drug case
• Wife of escaped Arizona inmate on suicide watch at jail
• Camden Vista apartments sells for $24.5M
• Arizona Hometown Buffet, Old Country Buffet to stay open
• Mitel Networks moving US headquarters from Chandler to Mesa
• Avondale mulls way to cut parks costs
• Report: Mesa man says girlfriend dared him in burglary
• Escaped Arizona prisoner, accomplice plead guilty
• Telephone Companies List No. 1: CenturyLink
• Napolitano tells sheriffs group that border security is a priority
• Bill would require sex offenders to provide addresses of all residences
• Police: Chandler man accused in assaults, 'It was easy'
• Questions raised over Arizona’s execution team
• All Saints’ Episcopal Church buys four acres of Phoenix land
• Appeals court hears challenge to Voting Rights Act
• Arizona unemployment rate remains at 8.7 percent
• School bus, truck collide in Glendale; no injured reported
• House panel: Prosecutor in ‘Fast and Furious’ intends to take 5th
• Glendale police ID Phoenix officers involved in shooting
• Glendale police ID Phoenix officers involved in shooting
• Colorado downs men's basketball
• Phoenix bus drivers get ready to strike, eat barbecue
• Greener, non-partisan pastures
• Yuma man, 85, set on climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro
• Costumer keeps ballet on pointe
• David Etzwiler Named Executive Director of Minnesota Partnership's Decade of Discovery
• Apple makes new iPad education, textbook push
• New, different waves of Mexican drug violence
• Teen sought in Peoria smoke shop shootings found in LA
• Proving Grounds player building water park with Dolly Parton
• Women's tennis hosts first home match of 2012
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• JFK hearse headlines Barrett-Jackson car auction
• Obama touting tourism for jobs
• Arizona crime-lab director exiting after 4 decades
• Valley Metro outsourcing van service in East Valley
• Tempe lake rubber to be replaced by steel dam
• Anthem gathering will honor slain MCSO deputy
• ASU system back online after breach
• Tighter rules approved for Capitol courtyard events
• Arizona bill would raise private-school donation tax credits
• 25-year-old Glendale Marine killed in Afghanistan war
• Pedestrian killed in Glendale identified
• Arizona tourism groups merge
• New York firm buys Metrocenter Mall for $12.2M
• Rescue effort under way at Piestewa Peak in Phoenix
• Rescue effort under way at Piestewa Peak in Phoenix
• New restrictions OK’d for Arizona Capitol protests
• ASU baseball to hold annual alumni game
• Gymnastics hosts California for first-ever Pac-12 meet
• Wrestling heads to Oklahoma for first true road trip
• Women's basketball defeats Colorado, 64-43
• ASU staff working to fix online system after hacker attack
• Child prostitution trial of farmers market founder delayed
• Phoenix police: Transient man skinned and ate cat
• Phoenix police: Transient man skinned and ate cat
• Phoenix teen suspected in fatal Peoria smoke-shop shooting
• Phoenix teen suspected in fatal Peoria smoke-shop shooting
• Teenage boy accused of sexually assaulting woman at knifepoint
• Intel Q4 earnings beat estimates, revenue grows
• Commerce Authority lawyers exploring whether Cardon should pay back $50K
• Behind Nash, Suns get much needed win against struggling Knicks
• American Airlines brings free drinks to overseas flights
• Southwest Airlines income down for 2011
• Arizona posts underwhelming December jobs numbers
• Peoria police to release more details in fatal shooting
• Arizona-based MMA fighter gets prison in sex case
• Glendale police lead Phoenix officer shooting investigation
• Glendale police lead Phoenix officer shooting investigation
• Medical marijuana group wins ruling against Arizona
• Arizona Democratic agenda hints at Obama’s re-election game plan
• Police, family seek answers in fatal Phoenix hit-run
• Police, family seek answers in fatal Phoenix hit-run
• Donate that unwanted, edible citrus
• Judge to Brewer: Follow voters' will, proceed on pot dispensaries
• Cole Real Estate Investments spent $2.5B in 2011
• Chandler woman accused of hitting husband with lanyard
• Fortune names best Arizona companies to work for
• Truck with hazardous chemicals rolls on I-10 west of Phoenix
• Mayo Clinic Named to Fortune's "100 Best Companies to Work For" List
• Telephone Companies List No. 2: Cox Communications Arizona
• Lawmaker: Alert licensing boards in suspect medical pot cases
• Volunteer help sought for Phoenix neighborhood cleanup
• Phoenix sewing project benefits foster kids
• ASU shuts down online access after security breach
• U.S. mayors report forecasts slow recovery for Arizona metro areas
• Mayors urged to lead on immigration, but not to follow Arizona’s path
• New Test Offers Greater Accuracy in Early Detection of Colorectal Cancer
• Brewer tours innovation center’s new facilities
• Judge orders Ariz. to proceed on pot dispensaries
• ASU Study Abroad Office to visit Downtown campus
• $4 per gallon gas by end of May?
• GOP lawmakers take on copper thefts through supply, price
• School bus, SUV collide in Chandler, causing road closures
• USDA: $5.2 million for Ariz. in disaster funds
• House committee to hear Arizona election bill
• 'Spiritual Evolution' author talks religion
• Blog: McCain’s playbook against Romney shows up online
• Chicago Police upgrade Tasers
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 19th, 2011
• Ask a Mexican on Mormonism and Mitt Romney
• Cynical Politicians in Tucson's Ethnic Studies Case Will Be on History's Losing Side
• How Undocumented Immigrants Helped Change Phoenix's City Council Race
• Phoenix Symphony conductor Michael Christie moving on
• Tucson tragedy: Long odds for Loughner defense options
• Desert Birds Tours
• Kids get new hearts at Phoenix Children's Hospital
• Kids get new hearts at Phoenix Children's Hospital
• Obama Sells Out National Security
• Arizona may undo fix to pension system
• ASU computer system may have been compromised
• Maricopa County judge dismisses counts vs. ex-officer accused of stealing pay
• Arizona Democrats reveal agenda for 2012
• Arizona bills aim to deter copper thieves
• Arizona Senate hopefuls all eligible
• Andrew Thomas, aide fight to remain lawyers
• Suns beginning to burn-out
• Phoenix police officer hurt in shooting in Glendale
• Phoenix police officer hurt in shooting in Glendale
• Emergency Info
• A bunch of cash and the ‘B’ word and the ‘C’ word
• Chicago Police upgrade Tasers, company sees other big orders
• Phoenix City Council names Michael Johnson vice mayor
• Suns, Coyotes have commonalities in standings, attendance
• Arizona Technology Council sets recycling day
• Two men sought in fatal Tempe apartment shooting
• ASU president to lawmakers: Don’t micro-manage universities
• Dems call for bipartisan cooperation, funding restoration, business tax reform
• Mark-Taylor, Archstone planning new north Phoenix apartments
• McCain’s playbook against Romney shows up online
• Clear Channel/Phoenix names new program director
• Semiconductors built in unstable places
• Teen-driver cell phone ban moves forward in Senate
• Bank lending on the rise, but investment banking lags
• Woman arrested in dual collisions in Gilbert
• Victims in Peoria smoke-shop shooting ID'd; 911 call released
• Obama to visit Phoenix, Las Vegas, Denver
• Arizona inmate sought after escape outside courthouse
• Without Rose, Bulls and Boozer have no problem defeating defenseless Suns
• Rock climber falls to death near Prescott
• Obama heading to Arizona next week
• Woman accused of using meth, kicking Mesa officer
• Combo Treatment Helps Heal Overused, Aching Joints
• Family holds out hope for missing Phoenix woman, 25
• Police: Assault suspect angry over ex-girlfriend's heroin use
• Bill seeks disclosures of campaign spending
• Red Tape a Major Barrier to the Use of Telemedicine, Study Shows
• Drug Improves Survival of Colorectal Cancer Patients, Trial Results Show
• Phoenix businessman accused in plot to kill wife
• Phoenix businessman accused in plot to kill wife
• Ron Paul to headline state GOP meeting
• Volunteer tax preparers sought
• Fired Goodyear police spokesman alleges retaliation
• State looks into teacher who resigned in Buckeye
• James Ray asked by prosecutors to prove he's broke
• 2 arrested in string of thefts at Peoria Unified schools
• Lawmakers, Brewer looking past rocky 2011
• Tucson picked for landfill, solar project study
• IRC Republican: Dems rigged redistricting process
• Phoenix Councilman Valenzuela to meet residents
• Affordable Phoenix housing complex stresses safety
• Deadlines extended for Arizona court applications
• Car review: VW Beetle returns longer, wider, lower
• Scottsdale taking bids for downtown Western art museum
• Outlet mall coming to East Valley next to Gila River casino
• Two Valley tech companies keep Barrett-Jackson humming
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• Southwest, American, US Airways upping airfares
• TGen to benefit from proceeds of '93 Corvette at Barrett-Jackson
• Quotes: Coach Herb Sendek and Chanse Creekmur
• Insider: Self-serving bills mark new legislative session
• Arizona school-voucher push is revived
• D-Backs To Host First-Of-Its-Kind Most Valuable Partner Awards
• Largest Latino Republican Group in the Nation Endorses Newt Gingrich
• Children's Storytelling Programs For Spring 2012
• Free. Festival. Family. Fun. Archaeology in Our Own Backyard
• Desert Flowers Tours
• 22nd Annual World Championship Hoop Dance Contest
• Proposed federal bills lead websites to shut down for day
• Notre Dame Prep community rallies around teacher-coach who has cancer
• Uncle Sam's
• Scottsdale family holds out hope for missing woman, 25
• Congressman Flake: Congress Must Recognize Severity of Debt Crisis
• 2 Asian-American groups call on Arpaio to resign
• 2 Asian-American groups call on Arpaio to resign
• Suns forced to cancel game in Miami
• Bill seeks a cap on salary of Commerce Authority leader
• Arizona lawmaker: Elevate Indian Affairs post
• El Mirage police arrest 3rd suspect in prescription fraud
• El Mirage police arrest 3rd suspect in prescription fraud
• What marketing tool do we use: choose carefully
• Mesa police seek missing 57-year-old man
• Fumes overcome 3 Amazon workers
• Lawmakers cast wary eyes on rosy surplus projections
• Quadriplegic accidentally drives wheelchair into pool
• Scottsdale man arrested in locker burglaries at fitness clubs
• Tucson district denies ban of Mexican-American books
• Police: Burglary suspect upset he was assaulted
• Police: 2 dead, 1 wounded in Peoria smoke-shop shooting
• Phoenix man arrested in Scottsdale home burglary
• Phoenix man arrested in Scottsdale home burglary
• Two Valley tech companies keep Barrett-Jackson humming
• Wikipedia goes dark, Google joins protest of SOPA
• 2 Buckeye police officers on leave after fatal shooting
• Feds willing to negotiate ways to reform MCSO
• Feds cool to Arpaio's demands over discrimination investigation
• Ex-bomb-sniffing dog caught after escape
• Scottsdale taking bids for downtown Western art museum
• Avnet Tech Games registration now open
• Mesa crash victim had been stabbed, police say
• 3 kids arrested in $30K worth of damage at El Mirage school
• Phoenix Suns continue losing streak as Duncan scores season-high 24 in Spurs win
• Phoenix Premium Outlets slated for Gila River Indian Community
• 2012 Phoenix WordCamp coming to Chandler
• Cardon's bonus with Arizona Commerce Authority still up in the air
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Telephone companies
• Man accused of throwing coffee in Mesa officer's face
• Nextiva plans to hire 100 in Scottsdale
• 4 men arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting
• 4 men arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting
• Durango Jail inmate dies, likely of natural causes
• Durango Jail inmate dies, likely of natural causes
• Average credit card debt falls sharply in Arizona
• Federal court panel questions conduct of prosecutor in Arizona
• Border Patrol to toughen policy
• Collector-car auctions shift into gear
• Thomas to file closing arguments in disciplinary case
• Schapira makes congressional run official
• Barbering Badmen
• Continuing support for Russell Pearce
• Maricopa County given OK to offer $14.5 million to settle Medicaid suits
• Ruling: Stanton reimbursement funds not illegal campaign contribution
• Chandler woman accused of assaulting ex-boyfriend
• Arizona redistricting commission OKs legislative, congressional maps
• Man accused of urinating in front of children in Mesa
• Sun Devil T&F impresses in season opener
• Condemned prisoners use separation of powers argument in appeal
• Bus driver, passenger hurt in crash with semi
• Bus driver, passenger hurt in crash with semi
• Pair accused of shoplifting at Kohl's in Gilbert
• Former ASU track star makes USA Olympic team
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects Renzi's bid to block trial
• Men's hoops notes as team heads to Boulder and Salt Lake City
• Old Town Peoria eyes entertainment zoning
• Fountain Hills town-manager race is down to 2
• Ariz. shifts focus to holding charter schools accountable
• Arizona health-insurance companies targeted
• Hispanic GOP Action Alert to Florida Latino Republican Officials to Withdraw Their Support of Mitt Romney
• Free Lecture: ‘Rock Art Conservation in the Gila River Indian Community’
• Free Lecture: ‘The Art History of Arizona: Cultural Encounters with the Southwest’
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Phoenix maternity nurse reflects on her 51-year career
• Phoenix maternity nurse reflects on her 51-year career
• Phoenix-area transit union is planning to strike
• Phoenix-area transit union is planning to strike
• 3 vying to replace Bundgaard
• MLK Festival shares message of equality
• MLK Festival shares message of equality
• Phoenix Christown Spectrum Mall changes loom
• Tempe woman badly hurt in 3-story fall
• 'Extremely violent' fast-food robbers arrested, police say
• 'Extremely violent' fast-food robbers arrested, police say
• Red-light running cited as factor in crash that killed Mesa man
• Buckeye police shoot, kill armed man in backyard
• Arpaio appealing decision in racial profiling case
• Yuma police search for armed robbers
• Arizona wildfire started accidentally, report suggests
• Battle against Phoenix billboard law will go forward
• Recalling Arizona's struggle for MLK holiday
• Eighth Annual Subway D-Backs Fanfest
• Rio Salado College predicts student success
• Rio Salado College predicts student success
• Officials: Error spurred false alarm at Tucson base
• Returning Arizona soldiers get warm welcome
• Returning Arizona soldiers get warm welcome
• Cultural barriers mire child abuse case
• Cultural barriers mire child abuse case
• Scottsdale Public Art seeks funding
• Chance of rain in Monday's forecast
• Police: Phoenix couple killed each other
• Brewer budget offers potential for education tax, reforming worker pay
• Central Phoenix intersection does its best to cheer on the marathoners
• Phoenix Concerts: Foxy Shazam – Feb. 18, Celebrity Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: A Kenny G Valentine – Feb. 14, Celebrity Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: Snow Patrol – May 14, Comerica Theatre
• Short-handed Suns suffer third consecutive loss as Williams Nets 35
• Arizona sales tax loopholes leave state $10 billion short
• Pedestrian hit by car, killed in Glendale
• Tribute to Arizona's Tuskegee Airmen
• Tribute to Arizona's Tuskegee Airmen
• Audit: Pinal officials violated policies
• Form of school-book censoring emerges
• Family, friends bid farewell to Heywoods
• Family, friends bid farewell to Heywoods
• Scottsdale weighs property-tax increase, pay raises
• Woman killed in Phoenix hit-and-run accident
• Woman killed in Phoenix hit-and-run accident
• Phoenix has chance to lead the nation in a unique aspect of educational reform
• Prada may land at Scottsdale Fashion Square
• Arizona to replace lost Mexican wolves
• ASBA hires executive for southern half of state
• Developer pays $5.3M for apartment parcel near SanTan Village Mall
• Riviera Broadcasting changes format of alternative X103.9
• Dan Pierce to head Kitchell Contractors
• Marathon runners to follow shorter courses in Scottsdale
• EnviroMission lining up solar tower financing
• Arizona officials find pot on trains from Mexico
• Some Deer Valley Unified teachers miss bonus by slight margin
• Jake Plummer, Rodney Peete head list for AZ Sports Hall of Fame
• Mulac named board chairman for Home Builders Assocation of Central Arizona
• Gilbert fundraiser to benefit burn victims
• Gilbert man with multiple sclerosis to tackle marathon
• Martin Luther King Day observances at ASU
• El Mirage showing that it's 'pro-growth'
• Dispensary lawsuit presents hurdle for Arizona medical marijuana law
• $8.96 billion budget proposal unveiled by Gov. Brewer
• Man rescued from car in Tempe canal
• Phoenix honors Rev. King with awards breakfast, student-led run
• Phoenix honors Rev. King with awards breakfast, student-led run
• Phoenix expects balanced budget
• Phoenix expects balanced budget
• Canceled TV show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" had role in Gilbert
• Police: Tempe students treated after taking prescription pills
• Governor, lawmakers will need to reconcile budget estimates
• Brewer budget plans for slow growth, cautious spending
• Capitol Quotes: Jan. 13, 2012
• 3 armed men 'brazenly' rob Jared jewelry store near PV Mall
• Bicyclist seriously injured in Scottsdale crash
• Brewer seeks pay raise for state employees
• Bank of America could close some operations if condition worsens
• Arizona schools finish near bottom in national report card on education
• Lawmakers announce civics program for centennial
• Natural gas leak in Goodyear
• Solutions to U.S. Workforce Employment Skills Gap is the Focus of National Open House Events Hosted by DeVry University
• Poll: Romney leads in race for Ariz.’s GOP primary
• Busy weekend features P.F. Chang's marathon, Barrett-Jackson
• Arizona police lieutenant accused of stalking woman
• Wilson Electric buys Lynx, adds office, staff
• Glendale police: Child porn found on man's home computer
• Phoenix Suns suffer disappointing loss as Irving hits season-high 26 for Cavs
• Two arrested in 170 burglaries in Phoenix and Scottsdale
• Suspected east Phoenix heroin dealer arrested
• Mesa man: Shoplifting was to feeding family
• Home Depot to hire 1,000 in Phoenix for seasonal jobs
• ASU, U Colorado archaeologists find clues to Neanderthal extinction
• Valencia Cross apartments purchased for $15.5M
• Brewer drops challenges to medical marijuana law
• Family, fellow officers mourn slain Maricopa County sheriff's deputy
• Arizona Rattlers take marketing to WM Phoenix Open
• 'Prolific' Arizona child molester gets 560 years
• 'Prolific' Arizona child molester gets 560 years
• Brewer drops medical marijuana suit
• JPMorgan Chase reports 23% drop in 4Q profits
• Metro light rail tops 13M passengers for 2011
• Mesa police: Man shoots self in hand after night of drinking
• Altitude Organic changes name to Tranzbyte
• Alumni to compete at US Olympic Marathon trials
• Gay-lesbian advocate is Phoenix MLK honoree
• ASU track & field set to open 2012 season
• Women's basketball edged by Oregon State, 56-51
• Men's hoops fall to Ducks 67 to 58
• D.C. gravitational pull sucks in Parker?
• Scramble over rising revenues begins – save it or spend it
• Arpaio critics to hold protest in downtown Phoenix
• Sunday will bring clouds, small chance of rain for Phoenix
• Deputy's funeral procession to close portion of Arizona 51 and Loop 101
• Historic-home grants available in Phoenix
• Valley bands to vie for $1,000 prize
• Holistic foundation plans Sunnyslope birthing center
• Taxi crashes into Phoenix auto-repair shop
• Taxi crashes into Phoenix auto-repair shop
• 2 wanted in Phoenix killing arrested in Colorado
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Help is coming in March for underwater homeowners
• Largest Latino Republican Group in the Nation Will Veto Mitt Romney in 2012
• Defamio To Represent D-Backs On MLB Network’s First-Ever Game Show
• Nancy Pristine Show Moves to KFNX in Arizona
• Six Valley car auctions to be held starting next week
• Phoenix police unit under scrutiny
• Phoenix police unit under scrutiny
• Phoenix to launch redistricting process
• Phoenix to launch redistricting process
• Jury hears opening statements in Scottsdale bomb trial
• Phoenix Networking calendar
• Gilbert Marley Farms to close; seeks homes for animals
• New Goodyear police chief discusses changes
• Zipps Sports Grill
• Local businesses can attract huge audiences at the Home and Garden Show
• Lawmaker: Outlaw devices that hide license plates from traffic cameras
• Former Cardinals player running for Legislature 
• Body found at Grand Canyon National Park
• Bill would make possession of hookah by minor illegal
• Democrat faults Brewer’s repurchase proposal
• Retired police officers sue state over pension changes 
• Brewer says repurchasing buildings saves millions
• Canada’s Kedem Pharmaceuticals moves HQ to Mesa
• Mesa police: Man robbed ex-girlfriend using stun guns
• Man arrested on theft charges says he was only panhandling
• Lujan sworn in as newest state Senator 
• Man accused of stealing drugs, computer from Chandler home
• Man accused of kidnapping Mesa woman over child-support payments
• NFL attendance: Cardinals down slightly, Cowboys first and Bengals last
• Church institutes new rules after volunteer arrested
• Church institutes new rules after volunteer arrested
• Arizona food prices rise while they fall nationwide
• Retired Phoenix police sergeant may challenge Arpaio
• Retired Phoenix police sergeant may challenge Arpaio
• Workers hit natural gas line on Avondale school campus
• Pro squash event hits Phoenix; hosted by local retailer
• Phoenix pedestrian hit, killed by suspected drunken driver
• Phoenix pedestrian hit, killed by suspected drunken driver
• Officials: FDA notice on antibiotics use wouldn’t affect Arizona agriculture much
• Panel endorses convention on amendment to rein in national debt
• Phoenix wage growth outpaces national average
• TriGate Capital enters Phoenix market with $27M retail purchase
• Temporary Help Services List No. 2: Corporate Job Bank Personnel Services
• Phoenix prepared to fight for state money it is owed
• Phoenix legislators discuss the 2012 session
• Anthem residents grieve over slaying of deputy
• Fatal motorcycle crash closes part of Cave Creek Road
• Fatal motorcycle crash closes part of Cave Creek Road
• Target will add Apple, other retailers in mini-store concept
• NFL cheerleader can move forward on thedirty.com lawsuit
• Mortgage rates hit new record lows
• Konopnicki feeling the temptation
• Senate committee endorses ban on synthetic stimulant ingredients
• Report: Arizona has second-worst traffic-safety laws in the nation
• Police: Gilbert purse snatching, car chase ends in arrests
• BofA, Wells Fargo, Chase investigated over home insurance
• San Tan Valley pawn shop gun thefts: $10,000 reward offered
• ASU wide receiver Gerell Robinson to join East-West Shrine Game
• Cronkite School announces American Public Media Partnership
• Ask a Mexican on Winter Sports and Embracing Your Heritage
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 12th, 2011
• Can Kyrsten Sinema Win in Congressional District 9?
• Coddling Joe: How Do You Collaborate With a Felon?
• APS customers likely to see bills decrease
• APS customers likely to see bills decrease
• Democrats plan to introduce legislation to repeal SB 1070
• Order allows students to challenge ethnic-studies law
• Services for slain deputy are set for today, Friday
• Services for slain deputy are set for today, Friday
• Paradise Valley's e-mails violated law on open meetings
• Gilbert bowler's spill makes national TV
• Woman stabbed in Chandler carjack attempt
• Body in Prescott may be that of missing Phoenix man
• Peoria police seek person of interest in fatal shooting
• Corbins Electric buys Phoenix industrial property for $2.9M
• Meth suspects arrested in Chandler sting
• Scruggs quiet on whether she’ll run again for Glendale mayor
• Shops at Arrowhead sell for $5.9 million in Glendale
• UA medical school works to improve veterans' health
• How much value is there in homeownership?
• Yee running for Senate 
• St. Joe's, Barrow team to create co-management company
• Gould in, Gosar moves, Quayle ponders as 2012 Arizona races take shape
• Phoenix business leaders react to Cardon's departure from ACA
• Phoenix shoppers react to Fresh & Easy closings
• ASU, SRP, SunPower team on solar at Polytech campus
• Brewer, ACA board sing Cardon’s praises after resignation
• Phoenix police make arrests in 2 murder cold cases
• Phoenix police make arrests in 2 murder cold cases
• Phoenix Suns get beat by Kobe Bryant's best performance of NBA season
• 5 people escape Glendale house fire Wednesday morning
• Gould officially enters congressional race 
• Cheuvront running again for Senate 
• Head of Arizona Commerce Authority to step down
• Mesa police: Woman beaten by drunken boyfriend
• Suspected drug dealer arrested with pot, guns in Mesa house
• I-15 reopens following suicide by robbery suspect
• Lujan returns to Capitol as senator 
• TUSD disbands Mexican American Studies program 
• ASU Study Abroad Office 'wanders west'
• Surprise mom who lost son advocates for pool safety
• 2 Laveen men accused of $30,000 check scheme against Target stores
• Soccer clubs get aid from eateries
• State emissions program repealed in favor of milder federal regulations
• After ‘dominating,’ Harper to call it quits
• Ballot order set by drawing for Arizona’s upcoming GOP presidential primary
• Phoenix area could see rain Sunday
• How to contact your Phoenix, Scottsdale legislators
• Report: Most states rejected SB 1070-style laws in 2011 because of backlash
• Venture capital money up 32 percent
• Logicalis Group expands in Tempe
• Moorad rounding third in San Diego Padres deal
• Mayo Researcher Honored by American College of Physicians
• UA's giant-telescope project advances
• Police: I-15 stretch shut after robber commits suicide
• Tucson board suspends ethnic-studies program
• Prescott to stay 1st Legislative District
• Insider: Bundgaard still inspires at the Capitol
• Mystery surrounds Sedona, Anthem shooting deaths
• Body found in van at Phoenix salvage yard
• Phoenix accident injures 12-year-old boy
• Lockett talks about this week's basketball games
• Phoenix marketing expert a discusses failure and how to deal with it
• Seel plans scaled-down ‘birther’ bill 
• Phoenix inmate dies: Report sheds light on case
• Phoenix inmate dies: Report sheds light on case
• Ariz. measure would repeal immunity for lawmakers
• State high court issues 2 death warrants  
• Motocross racer hurt at Peoria track during jump
• 2 killed in rollover crash in northern Arizona
• Court approves executions for 2 Arizona inmates
• Logicalis Group expands with new Tempe office
• Phoenix Suns dominate in lopsided win against Milwaukee Bucks
• Melvin eyeing nuke facilities for school funding 
• County supervisors to pick Sinema’s replacment Wednesday 
• Police: Man used church connections to molest children
• Police: Man used church connections to molest children
• Phoenix business leaders expect higher profits in 2012
• Moorad deal to buy Padres nearly complete
• Rural lawmakers excited to have leaders from beyond Phoenix, Tucson
• Chandler man accused of threatening girlfriend's son with machete
• Records: Phoenix mom left kids alone while she went to drink with friends
• Records: Phoenix mom left kids alone while she went to drink with friends
• Mesa police: Man arrested with meth in Play-Doh can
• Mesa police: Man stole credit card to pay for car insurance
• Angel Investor Boot Camp kicks off in Tempe
• Woman arrested on charges of hitting boyfriend with baseball bat
• Gang member tries to rob store to feed family, Mesa police say
• USDA to close hundreds of offices, 4 in Arizona
• Bank of America responds to small business credit changes
• Police nab pair in Scottsdale credit-card theft
• Police nab pair in Scottsdale credit-card theft
• Deputy, Sedona couple killings linked, Arpaio says
• Workers hit natural gas line in Glendale
• Records: Barricaded man wanted money for heroin
• Mesa police arrest woman who had gun in bra
• Temporary Help Services List No. 4: Leadpoint Business Service
• Sustainable home building exhibit coming to Tempe
• W. P. Carey School ranks among top online MBA programs
• Judge mulls arguments in AZ immigration law suit
• Valley Metro adds bus routes, adjusts others
• Tobin considering congressional run 
• Business travel expected to grow in 2012
• Trial in 2004 Scottsdale mail bombing set to start
• Huntsman doesn’t make it onto Arizona primary ballot
• Glendale police to search Mobile landfill for missing girl
• Sportscasting classes offered online
• Trampoline park opens in Arcadia
• Valley artist turns mural into kids' healing book
• Billboard decisions counter to new Phoenix law
• Mayo Clinic Fitness Expert Available to Discuss Safe, Effective Strength Training
• Men's hoops hosts Oregon Ducks after 20 days on the road
• Brewer wants Vegas interstate, to buy back pawned Capital
• Phoenix ranked as eighth rudest US city
• ASU football posts nation's highest attendance increase
• Tobin chides Gosar, plays coy on his own plans
• Online graduate education programs gain U.S. News recognition
• UA study: Divorce can raise risk of early death
• Federal court hears Arizona ski resort wastewater case
• Family remembers slain Sheriff's Office deputy
• Phoenix party shooting kills 19-year-old man
• Brewer wants changes to tax code, state personnel and K-12 funding 
• Pierce says AZ is ‘bootstraps’ state; Dems working on ‘jobs’ plan 
• Burglary suspect surrenders to Phoenix police
• Water polo set for 2012 campaign
• Mesa man charged with interfering with kidnapping investigation
• Suns start to shine
• Senate panel OKs bill to give congressional candidates more options with signature-gathering 
• Group sings, prays for lawmakers in legislative chambers 
• ‘Fab Five’ Arizona makes history, elects women to top 5 posts 
• Peoria man critical after drive-by shooting
• US bans new mining claims near Grand Canyon
• Brewer wants Arizona to repurchase state buildings
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Temporary Help Services
• Hiring law firm to handle Phoenix union negotiations nixed
• Brewer touts state of state minus legislative leaders
• Brewer State of State: A focus on history, but emphasizes conservative agenda 
• The Power Shootout  
• Mesa police: Driver's blood alcohol three times legal limit
• Environmentalists praise, industry decries Grand Canyon mining ban
• Capitol Quotes: Jan. 6, 2012
• 'Inside the Academy' spotlights top education scholars
• Mesa police: Bicyclist had meth in ring box
• Scottsdale police seek help identifying burglary suspects
• 2011 real estate data show potential for Phoenix recovery
• Potential 4Q results bring out worries about bank stocks
• Faculty and Staff Night: ASU vs. Washington basketball game
• Missing Phoenix woman's sister issues plea, 'Please come home'
• Missing Phoenix woman's sister issues plea, 'Please come home'
• Tebow, Broncos, Steelers grab big TV ratings for CBS, KPHO
• ASU, Oregon researchers measure academic growth of students with disabilities
• Fond memories of newspaper publisher Manny Wong
• Apple's new high has benefits for Valley semiconductors
• Manufacturing technology orders up in November
• Drownings up in Phoenix in 2011
• Tempe chamber to host women's lecture series
• Surgical-care floor at John C. Lincoln North Mountain Hospital is ready
• Phoenix Public Library book program ties in state's centennial
• $100,000 worth of AC units stolen from Glendale church
• Phoenix area has slight chance of showers this weekend
• Phoenix area has slight chance of showers this weekend
• Gym Devils open season with a victory over UC Davis
• Wrestling falls in tough conference dual, 32-18
• Swimming cruises against Utah
• Sun Devils topped by UCLA
• Phoenix crews battle 2 car fires about 100 yards apart
• Phoenix crews battle 2 car fires about 100 yards apart
• Small earthquake shakes Winslow
• Surprise officials take stand on safety issues after accident
• Best Buy CEO takes to Web to defend company
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Community, Mayo Clinic Team to Address Immigrant Health Needs
• Blog: ASU's tabula rasa needs to include Sun Devil Stadium
• Scottsdale pizzeria owner indicted for fraud
• Appeals court tosses Glendale Super Bowl threat conviction
• MCSO deputy shot and killed at Anthem medical plaza
• Emotional one-year shooting anniversary in Tucson
• Cards get Pack, Pats on the road; Bears, Lions at home
• SRP draining Phoenix area canals
• Blog: BofA may trim small business lending
• Women's basketball drops second straight home game
• D-Backs Set To Begin Second Spring Training at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
• New Book Tells the History of Phoenix’s Manzanita Speedway Through Photographs
• Giffords, Tucson move forward with vigil honoring lives lost
• Congressman Flake Criticizes Obama Administration Decision to Ban New Uranium Mining Claims in Northern Arizona
• NAU joins downtown Phoenix
• Missing woman feared suicidal
• Missing woman feared suicidal
• 19-year-old shot at Phoenix party
• 19-year-old shot at Phoenix party
• Phoenix bicyclist severely injured in accident
• Suns run away with win over Blazers
• Valley civic leader Manny Wong dies
• Maricopa County Sheriff's deputy killed in shootout
• Maricopa County Sheriff's deputy killed in shootout
• Tucson-area shooting, a year later: Handmade bells a symbol of love, hope
• Giffords, a year after shooting: 'The day she comes out of the shadow'
• Giffords' political future still unclear
• Gosar to run for Congress in new district
• Season for Sharing goal within reach
• Arizona Legislators gear up for new session
• Northern Arizona girl, 11, stuck in cattle guard
• 71-year-old Mesa man missing
• Markel Walker and UCLA dominate second half at Arizona State
• Motive still sought in shooting near Sedona
• Tucson shootings marked with Constitution reading
• 1 hospitalized in I-10 shooting near Tempe
• Despite recession, weddings are still big business in Phoenix
• Money Talks: Rumblings BofA is trimming small business lending
• Ziff Davis acquires Toolbox.com
• Can you handle the truth?
• Shootings anniversary: Giffords walks trail in memory of slain staffer
• Phoenix Concerts: Goo Goo Dolls and more – Feb. 1 - 4; The Bird’s Nest
• Salt River Project begins draining northside canals
• Surprise juvenile arrested in copter laser flashing
• Gosar will switch districts, run in CD4
• Phoenix Concerts: Flagstaff show-Souls of Mischief w/ Casual-Jan. 16; Green Room
• Missing Scottsdale boy found safe
• Fort Huachuca soldiers heading to Afghanistan
• Higley district faces complaint over principal's departure
• Gilbert police still investigating cross burning
• Gilbert student, murder victim's niece, pushes tolerance
• Peoria employee's artisic side revealed in Centennial project
• Council to study $25.8M overhaul of Mesa Drive
• Anti-bully program aids students
• Kahoku Palafox returns to lead Arizona State over UC Davis in gymnastics
• U.S. citizens' relatives could stay while seeking legal status
• Phoenix-area housing may be on the mend, experts say
• Scottsdale residents, bar owners clash over entertainment district, nightlife noise
• Arizona's wildfire risk is rising
• Giffords arrives in Tucson for shooting anniversary
• Maricopa County supervisors' new leader Max Wilson lays out plans for year
• Police: Mesa boy accidentally fires gun on school bus
• Phoenix police precinct will test 13-hour days
• Phoenix police precinct will test 13-hour days
• Scottsdale police search for missing 13-year-old boy
• 9th Circuit affirms conviction reversal in 2008 Super Bowl threat
• Woman badly hurt in crash on I-8 near Gila Bend
• Heywood memorial service scheduled for Jan. 14
• 2 found dead at scenic overlook near Sedona
• Tobin calls for IRC audit as legal bills top $1M 
• Suspected carjacker tells police he's sorry
• Cards get Packers, Patriots, Jets on the road; Bears, Lions at home
• Blank slate for ASU football needs to include better Sun Devil Stadium
• Man's decapitated body found along Tucson road
• Tobin criticizes media, Dems in Chamber speech 
• State Sen. Scott Bundgaard resigns from Legislature
• San Tan Valley pawn shop robbed twice; guns stolen
• Brewer says state surplus could total $1.5B; Bundgaard resigns
• VisionGate automates 3D cell microscope
• UPDATED: Bundgaard resigns from Legislature 
• PetSmart names new chairman of the board
• ASU names Teri Britt Pipe as nursing dean
• ACA starts up $3M innovation challenge, launches entrepreneur center
• Wrestling set for conference showdown with Beavers
• Sun Devils drop home contest to Southern Cal
• Large swastika found painted on Ahwatukee street
• Huppenthal accepts judge’s ruling of illegal on ethnic studies program 
• Phoenix Police expert: Polygraph test Bundgaard took was inconclusive
• $9,000 grant to help Avondale Police Department K-9 unit
• Business group to focus on regulatory, tort, tax reform 
• Club Jenna founder looks to take anti-hangover drink global
• Bundgaard to take witness stand in ethics trial 
• Business Journal seeks Forty Under 40 nominees
• Updates on high-profile Surprise sex cases
• Fairmont Scottsdale Princess owner honored by Queen Elizabeth II
• Plane hits fence before takeoff at Glendale Municipal Airport
• AG's Office ends investigation of El Mirage's use of funds
• Men's hoops takes on UCLA in Anaheim
• Don’t tell Randy Parraz
• Mesa police identify suspect in carjacking
• About 15 pulled from van after 2 car chases in Southeast Valley
• Phoenix gardens take aim at 'food deserts'
• Gymnastics hosts UC Davis to start 2012 campaign
• Men's hoops sweeps USC
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Radio personality Bill Heywood, wife end lives in death pact
• New details about the Tucson-area shooting
• Jared Loughner's lonely world before attack
• Understanding suicide complex, confusing task
• Rock Art Recording Workshop: A Public Program for The Arizona SciTech Festival
• Junior Archaeologist Field Day: A Public Program For The Arizona SciTech Festival
• Christian Conservative Cautions Mitt Romney
• Carjacking leads to high-speed chase in Mesa
• Phoenix City Council ready to tackle year
• Phoenix City Council ready to tackle year
• Lost Boys of Sudan look to the future
• Lost Boys of Sudan look to the future
• New heart procedure performed in Scottsdale hospital
• Group: Bid to keep 1% Arizona sales tax has strong support
• Federal agency planning move to south Phoenix
• Federal agency planning move to south Phoenix
• Arizona centennial cactus debuts
• Arizona centennial cactus debuts
• Peoria police seek M&I bank robber
• Poll says Arizonans support extension of Prop. 100 education tax 
• Ballard bombshell: Bundgaard beat me before 
• Glendale man dies in motorcycle crash
• Salvation Army official's link to child porn detailed in court document
• Salvation Army official's link to child porn detailed in court document
• Prosecutors highlight some witnesses’ party affiliations in Bundgaard trial 
• US Airways reports strong holiday traffic numbers
• Bundgaard hearing: 4 officers say they smelled alcohol
• Man accused of choking girlfriend at Motel 6
• Motorcyclist leads police on 100 mph chase
• Police: Gang member threatens Mesa officer
• Historic feminist journal finds new home at ASU
• Chas Edelstein resigning as co-CEO of Apollo Group
• Fennemore Craig names seven new partners
• PETA enrolls Terrell Suggs for latest anti-fur ads
• Phoenix foreclosure rate continues to fall
• Remembering Bill and Susan Heywood
• AT&T releases 4G network in Phoenix
• Arpaio seeks sixth term as sheriff with $6M war chest
• Non-manufacturing sector continues modest growth, orders higher
• Witnesses paint portrait of Bundgaard as the aggressor 
• Arpaio running again for Maricopa County sheriff
• Eco-friendly resort, housing project takes shape in Scottsdale
• Wild police chase starts in Gilbert, spans 2 freeways
• Senate lawyer seeks Bundgaard’s expulsion
• Phoenix police: Man stabs girlfriend for 'disrespecting' him
• Phoenix police: Man stabs girlfriend for 'disrespecting' him
• Arizona man pleads guilty in '03 stabbing death of woman
• Kingman foster mother charged in baby’s drowning
• Phoenix car bursts into flames; arson suspected
• Phoenix car bursts into flames; arson suspected
• Phoenix man gets 3 years in Nebraska drug case
• Pipe named dean of Nursing and Health Innovation
• Scottsdale wants to build $74m desert center
• Good cop, bad cop from Arpaio on DOJ profiling charges
• Football coach Graham on making a bowl
• New generation of Phoenix leaders sworn in
• Phoenix Suns early lead fades quickly against Mavericks
• Phoenix Suns early lead fades quickly against Mavericks
• Ask a Mexican on Pronunciation and Texas Football Fandom
• Remembering Marty Atencio, the Latest Fatality in Joe Arpaio's Jail
• Art Cars: American Folk Art You Can't Hang on the Wall
• Study: Arizona’s shrunken prison population is more violent  
• Phoenix area high temps a treat, but air quality poor
• Redistricting in Arizona may force Republican faceoff
• Bill Heywood, wife found dead in Scottsdale hotel
• Valley radio's Bill Heywood, wife found dead in Scottsdale hotel
• Steel urged for new Tempe Town Lake dam
• Salvation Army official arrested in child-porn case
• Carlos O' Brien's Mexican Restaurant
• Phoenix Concerts: Lenny Kravitz – Feb. 12; Comerica Theatre
• Cuts Across the Board, Including Life...
• Fountain Hills road maintenance limited after bond-issue rejection
• Powerball ticket prices set to double
• Fiesta Bowl ex-exec's lawyers: Toss charges
• Phoenix Concerts: Creed – May 9; Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: Willie Nelson & Family – March 12; Comerica Theatre
• Phoenix Concerts: Engelbert Humperdinck-Apr. 22, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Dead body found in burning truck identified
• Arizona teen oversleeps on plane, ends up in St. Louis
• Push-button polls away!
• ASU gets Oregon, Illinois, Utah at home next season
• Federal court throws out Brewer’s medical marijuana suit 
• Phoenix man sentenced to life in prison for 2010 murder
• Phoenix man sentenced to life in prison for 2010 murder
• Federal judge throws out Brewer's medical marijuana lawsuit
• Benedictine University may expand into downtown Mesa
• 2 Pima County deputies injured by driver
• Arpaio’s cooperation pledge with feds includes conditions, legal threat 
• 2 McCormick & Schmick's abruptly close
• ACA awards second grant from deal-closing fund 
• Women's basketball hosts USC and UCLA
• How we created a startup culture at ASU's Cronkite School
• Football to host Illinois, Oregon, UCLA, Utah, Washington State and NAU in 2012
• Retired Guard colonel accused of stealing from charities
• Arizona biotech leaders laud Stanton's Mayo Clinic plans
• Arpaio's response to Justice Dept. cordial, challenging
• Retired colonel in Tempe accused of stealing $2 million
• Jobing.com buys AZ Disruptors company
• Dunkin' Donuts plans to double its number of locations
• Annual 'I Have a Dream' reenactment comes to West campus
• Elderly man on scooter struck in Mesa, killed
• Cronkite School, CBS 5 host Meredith Fellows
• Atlas Van Lines: More Arizonans move out in 2011 than move in
• Pinal County Sheriff Babeu announces run for Congress
• Phoenix council, new mayor ready to roll
• Flagstaff No. 22 in the nation for shortest average commute
• Children, families benefit from Season for Sharing
• Phoenix opens locations to accept Christmas trees
• Phoenix hotel occupancy to dip in 2012
• After-school program at Sunnyslope Elementary School saved
• Federal agency will move near downtown Phoenix
• Arizona man gets 80 years for sex with girl
• Wrestling drops home dual to Iowa State
• 2011 Sun Devil football season in review
• Men's hoops falls to in-state rival Arizona
• Women's basketball defeats Arizona in Pac-12 opener
• Phoenix to install bike lanes on Central Avenue
• Volunteers sought to aid Surprise Police Department
• Mesa home invasion: 1 dead, another wounded, police say
• Fiesta Bowl scandal spotlights Glendale's policy on gifts
• Can’t he be ‘our’ best friend?
• Mayo Clinic Surgeons Advance Esophagectomy Treatment
• Mayo Clinic Studies Identify Risk Factors in Rising Trend of Liver Cancer
• Arpaio faces deadline in civil rights case
• Pinal County Sheriff announces run for congress
• Free Lecture: A Public Program for The Arizona Scitech Festival
• Aubuchon team asks to reopen evidence
• Arpaio intends to cooperate in Justice Deptartment probe
• Woman arrested in theft of Pinal County truck
• Man who jumped on shooter says he's no hero
• Patricia Maisch still trying to make sense of it all
• Couple who escaped the bullets can't escape the horrible memories of that day
• Sinema staffs up big and early 
• Part 2: Fighting fire with mountain bikes
• Fighting fire with mountain bikes
• Brewer misses Stanton’s swearing in as Phoenix mayor
• Glendale man, 55, accused of abusing stepdaughter
• Mesa man accused of abusing girl, 13
• Sinema’s resignation to trigger changes at Capitol 
• SEIA, Solar Alliance merger likely to have few affects in Arizona
• Sinema enters race for new U.S. House seat, could face Quayle
• McCormick & Schmick’s closes both Arizona restaurants
• New Phoenix mayor plans bioscience, tech collaborative
• Phoenix Suns waive center Garret Siler
• Phoenix girl grabbed on way to school
• Phoenix girl grabbed on way to school
• Avondale police seek shooter in altercation over woman
• Sinema announces congressional run; Republican field undecided 
• Casa Grande industrial facility sells for $5.25 million
• Silicon Valley Bank plans 220 new jobs with move to Tempe
• High school football all-star game comes to Chase Field
• Fiesta, Rose bowls draw big ratings
• Phoenix Concerts: CANCELED- Foreigner Acoustique Jan. 15 Comerica show canceled
• Snell & Wilmer names 11 new partners
• More than two dozen witnesses, including Sen. Reagan and Ballard, to testify in Bundgaard’s trial 
• Judge to Bundgaard: Court can’t intervene; ethics trial will move forward  
• Woman pinned in car after SUV rollover in Phoenix
• Woman pinned in car after SUV rollover in Phoenix
• Stanton sworn in as new Phoenix mayor
• Stanton sworn in as new Phoenix mayor
• Maricopa County Supervisors choose Wilson as their chairman
• ASU, UCLA are in top 25 schools for international enrollment
• Cronkite School presents journalism entrepreneurship institute
• ASU scientists tapped to work with USC cancer researchers
• Phoenix's most-viewed stories of 2011
• …and the horse you rode in on
• Town asks candidate to prove she knows her English
• Stanton to be sworn in as Phoenix’s new mayor
• Thomas faces deadline in discipline case
• Tribe votes soon on Phoenix-area freeway plan
• Consumers taking tortoise path again?
• Giffords, Arpaio, Fitzgerald, Burke among top 2011 names
• Fiesta Bowl: Date change boosts crowd, No Luck for Stanford
• 3 arrested in Apple Store burglary in Scottsdale
• Steve Nash helps Suns (2-3) beat Golden State (2-3) for first win in 2012
• ASU business school benefactor Carey dies
• ASU’s W.P. Carey School namesake dead at 81
• Motor Mondays blog: Muscle meets tech in Chrysler 300
• Proving murder without 5-year-old's body a challenge
• Three arrested after Apple Store heist in Scottsdale
• Both sides agree: Visiting is good, but winning Fiesta Bowl is better
• Tempe may replace rubber dam with a steel gate
• Iowa bowl game brings Paul campaign to Tempe
• Gila River Community to vote on South Mountain freeway
• Maricopa County program to help smokers quit
• Rep. Eddie Farnsworth: Reform CPS, but respect rights
• Fruit fungus changes Valley charities' citrus plans
• Fruit fungus changes Valley charities' citrus plans
• 2 Scottsdale men find 126 lbs. of pot in Sasabe
• Goodyear lowers grocery tax
• Scottsdale roundabout back in running at Northsight
• National praise for Chandler City Hall
• Young sisters create care products for peers
• Gilbert boy, 14, critical after being struck by truck
• Brothers found in Pinal County canal ID'd
• Phoenix man looking for lost dog killed in mishap
• Phoenix man looking for lost dog killed in mishap
• Muscle meets modern tech and style in Chrysler 300 SRT8
• Scottsdale surgeon served in the 'company of heroes'
• Faulty Arizona 99 highway leads drivers to dead end
• Ballet Arizona to revamp Phoenix warehouse for use
• Probate records will not be available online
• Hundreds attend New Year's hike at Lost Dutchman park
• Fiesta Bowl fans urged to plan ahead
• Phoenix prepares for inauguration of mayor, others
• Phoenix prepares for inauguration of mayor, others
• Baseball-research society now calling Valley its home
• Baseball-research society now calling Valley its home
• Experts remind Arizona residents of fire dangers
• Phoenix pedestrian killed at Southern and 17th avenues
• Shooting woes continue for Suns as Thunder dominates
• Arizona shooting drives Congress to beef up security
• GOP presidential field faces first test in Iowa
• Fiesta Bowl rebuilds after recent scandal
• Phoenix Mayor Gordon prepares for transition
• Phoenix Mayor Gordon prepares for transition
• El Mirage officer fired, investigated by state
• Arpaio support requests not slowed down by allegations
• Arizona politics: A year of memorable quotes
• Phoenix volunteers fulfilled by giving back
• Phoenix volunteers fulfilled by giving back
• Phoenix-area no burn days hard to enforce
• Phoenix-area no burn days hard to enforce
• After shooting near Tucson, civilized discourse still elusive
• Michael Jackson's appeal seems to be immortal in Phoenix
• Man in critical condition after being shot in Phoenix
• Man in critical condition after being shot in Phoenix
• Women journalists in Phoenix are keeping journalism alive and lively
• Reward offered for 2 gunmen in Glendale robbery
• Phoenix-area rain lingers; events canceled
• Phoenix-area rain lingers; events canceled
• Davellyn Whyte scores 19, but Arizona State takes down Arizona in second half
• Fiesta Parade, weather shine for thousands
• Fiesta Parade, weather shine for thousands
• Man shot by Phoenix police dies
• Man shot by Phoenix police dies
• Off-duty cop held in strip-club gun incident
• Off-duty cop held in strip-club gun incident
• No one hurt after camera falls at Insight Bowl
• Arizona dog survives Montana wilds, is rescued
• Banner Ironwood hospital set to open 4th floor
• Phoenix Suns play a complete game and get first win of the 2011-12 NBA season
• Helping hands build young mom a home
• Helping hands build young mom a home
• Fewer Valley, U.S. high-school marching bands vie as costs mount
• State of Arizona files motion to add 2 more to execution list
• Arizona officers targeting drunken driving
• Non-profit helps homeless kids, adults
• Fiesta Bowl names attorney to monitor compliance
• Justice Woolbright's suspension called too lenient
• Whiteriver man guilty in sex abuse of children
• Missing woman, 54, sought in San Tan Valley
• Some Arizona lawmakers feel upended by new map
• Arizona-bound passenger arrested over gun in luggage
• Prisoner asks state’s high court for immediate decision on death warrant 
• CPS to overhaul ‘frustrating’ abuse hotline 
• Phoenix Concerts: Roger Hodgson- Feb. 26, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Border agents seize 360 pounds of pot, arrest 6
• Year in Review: Most quotable quotes of 2011 
• Top names of 2011: Junker, Parsons, Shacknai, Giffords
• NHL realignment sparks more talk of Phoenix Coyotes moving to Canada
• Year in Review: ‘Say what?’ moments: Outrageous, engaging and head-scratching comments from 2011 
• Verizon backs down on $2 payment fee
• Phoenix team wins Honeywell Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge
• Bank of America tops worst-performing bank stocks list
• New trial in Flagstaff officer’s death recommended
• Motorists stranded in mud, snow near Canyon rescued
• McCain steps up criticism of Arpaio over handling of abuse cases
• Cardinals game sold out; some pivotal NFL games not on Phoenix TV this weekend
• Year in Review: 2011 was a tumultuous political year, starting with tragedy in Tucson 
• Raytheon gets $69M missile order from US military
• Phoenix Children's Hospital adds to ER
• Fiesta Bowl hires Jarvis as general counsel
• Two men stabbed in downtown Scottsdale early Friday
• Scottsdale police: Man fired gun during argument
• Scottsdale police: Man fired gun during argument
• Deputy fires at SUV after it rams patrol car in Casa Grande
• Retired judge rips Glendale in report over records dispute
• Bioscience Firms List No. 1: Mayo Clinic
• Hospice of the Valley pets featured in calendar
• Slight detour on southbound I-17 at Cordes Junction begins Friday
• Stanton cites Goddard as his model as Phoenix mayor
• Southwest Valley police urge caution for holiday celebrations
• Playing the long game
• Phoenix police combat random gunfire
• Z'Tejas zoning decision pushed back to January
• Ariz. saw a rise in consumer spending in October
• Giffords, survivors to commemorate mass shooting
• Labor unions seeking more perks from Phoenix
• Phoenix Children's Hospital: Viruses prompt visitor restrictions
• Top sports business stories of 2011: Go Daddy, Welts, ASU
• No Arizona stores on first list of Sears, Kmart closures
• Obama administration sets up immigrant hotline
• Mechanical issues cited on American filght
• Verizon to charge $2 for online payments
• Former NBA All-Star Michael Redd added to Phoenix Suns roster
• Gilbert gymnast flying high with Olympic hopes
• Retiring Border Patrol chief's legacy: A more secure border
• Sky's no limit for Southwest frequent-flier winner
• Migrant deaths in Arizona fell in 2011
• Downtown Phoenix harvests sunflowers for fuel
• Downtown Phoenix harvests sunflowers for fuel
• Phoenix employee unions request more benefits
• Phoenix employee unions request more benefits
• Couples can get once-in-lifetime nuptials February 14
• Couples can get once-in-lifetime nuptials February 14
• Fiesta Bowl Parade kicks off football festivities
• Fiesta Bowl Parade kicks off football festivities
• Rival fans set aside differences for bowls
• High pollutant levels spur county no-burn day Friday
• No highway construction expected over New Year's weekend
• 3 districts consider withdrawing from West-MEC
• Black leaders in Phoenix area ask Arpaio to step down
• Next President: Don’t elect “same as the old boss” Paul is real deal
• Arizona couple accused of duct-taping kids
• Plane makes precautionary landing in Phoenix
• Phoenix Suns drop the ball against the Philadelphia 76ers
• Camelback Ranch Glendale hosts annual foot races
• Top Photographs of 2011
• Basha, former Phoenix Mayor Johnson helping Lewis raise money for 2012 
• Professor gives advice on complaining to your boss
• Sun Devil great Anthony Robles featured in Wall Street Journal
• Giffords, survivors to commemorate mass shooting
• Top sports business stories of 2011: Go Daddy, ASU troubles reign
• Phoenix's billboard battle continues with appeals, public vote effort
• More Arpaio critics demand that Sheriff resign
• Phoenix driver strikes bus stop with car, injuring pedestrian
• Phoenix driver strikes bus stop with car, injuring pedestrian
• Arizona teen charged in Russian roulette death
• Suns Already in Trouble
• ASU to celebrate MLK with weeklong events
• Bioscience Firms List No. 2: Sonora Quest Laboratories
• Reports indicate happy holiday season for retailers
• Ethics investigation spurs new policy for Peoria City Council
• Dream Catcher resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Driver failing to yield strikes, kills motorcyclist, Phoenix police say
• Driver failing to yield strikes, kills motorcyclist, Phoenix police say
• Hiring outlook little changed for 2012
• Government jobs keep growing in most states; AZ ranks No. 31
• Join in Fiesta Bowl fun, frenzy in Glendale
• ‘Tis but a small request, really
• Tucson district reviewing ethnic studies ruling
• Another push to allow guns on college campuses
• More Arpaio critics demand that sheriff resign
• Apple to discount iPad 2 in January
• Amazon up, Netflix down in online consumer survey
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, December 29th, 2011
• Kimberly Brandon's double-double sneaks Arizona State past UTEP by two
• For Phoenix woman, every day a blessing after cancer
• For Phoenix woman, every day a blessing after cancer
• Arizona legislators renew push for guns on campus
• Humane Society makes changes amid outcry over cat
• Humane Society makes changes amid outcry over cat
• Glendale city manager to end tenure defined by sports
• 5 Arizona officers died in 2011
• Superstition Mountain hikers rescued by crews
• Schools bank on year-end donations
• Bundgaard claims Ethics Committee will recommend expulsion 
• Officials seize dogs from suspected AJ puppy mill
• Phoenix crash kills motorcyclist
• Phoenix crash kills motorcyclist
• Goodyear Police Department's spokesman John Rowan fired
• Peoria police: Lit object thrown through home's window
• Arizona Production & Packaging signs lease at Opus Commons
• 'Republic' honors Herberger Academy teacher
• ABC15 team grows with hire of traffic anchor
• Coyotes game with Boston Bruins sold out
• Phoenix family escapes fire thanks to neighbor's dog
• Phoenix family escapes fire thanks to neighbor's dog
• Scottsdale police investigate burglaries less than block apart
• Suspect in Phoenix stalking case accused in arson
• Man accused of smashing car windows during police chase
• Home Depot to close Phoenix warehouses, moving distribution to California
• Inman 100 includes names familiar to Phoenicians
• ASU junior dives into academic, athletic honors
• Woman surrenders after standoff with Buckeye police
• Fire damages mobile home in Peoria
• 46 animals taken from Scottsdale home to Humane Society
• Retail sector perks up in six states, Arizona remains near bottom of pack
• Bioscience Firms List No. 3: Barrow Neurological Institute
• Melvin has advice for Smith 
• Tax credit deadline approaching for Arizonans
• Arpaio campaigns for Rick Perry in Iowa
• Glendale prepared to take land if necessary
• Flagstaff on track for zero murders in 2011
• Barrett: Ballot measure may take new direction to fund education excellence  
• Expert: Fate of Glendale casino hinges on one legal interpretation 
• Bethune expects to see US Airways, American merger push
• Car sales up 11 percent
• The people behind Gabrielle Giffords recovery
• Fitzgerald, Peterson, Wilson in NFL Pro Bowl
• Scottsdale Desert Center plans press on amid cost concerns
• Immigrant Oscar Vazquez fought for right to fight for U.S.
• Immigrant Oscar Vazquez fought for right to fight for U.S.
• Fire erupts at Florence hospital; 5 patients moved
• SRP takes on dirty job of inspecting canals
• Valley justice of the peace may be suspended
• Phoenix non-profit helps give tots path to education
• Phoenix non-profit helps give tots path to education
• Phoenix man learns cat was euthanized over money
• Phoenix man learns cat was euthanized over money
• Gilbert man is targeted in hate crime with burned cross
• Glendale missing teen found in good condition
• Phoenix man injured in apartment fire
• Phoenix man injured in apartment fire
• How to be a Copper Quill Award Winner
• Lewis gets four committees as Senate shuffles  
• Phoenix mom accused of attacking kids on Christmas night
• Phoenix mom accused of attacking kids on Christmas night
• Judge upholds ethnic studies decision, orders money withheld from TUSD 
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Bioscience Firms
• Sophia unseats Isabella in state snafu with baby names
• Phoenix officer shoots at intruder
• Phoenix officer shoots at intruder
• Gilbert man encounters strange woman in home, police say
• Officials remove 27 animals from Scottsdale home
• Phoenix parade stirs up Fiesta Bowl spirit
• Gray ends congressional bid, endorses Salmon 
• Police: Mesa woman drove over cheating husband
• Looking for something to do? Valley businesses gear up for New Year's festivities
• Texas REIT buys Scottsdale shopping center for $29M
• 4 vie for 3 seats on Litchfield Park City Council in March
• High-pressure system will bring warmer temperatures to Phoenix area
• High-pressure system will bring warmer temperatures to Phoenix area
• ‘Twilight’ characters top baby name lists for 2011
• Venture looks to team social media with fantasy football, baseball
• Sears to close 100-plus stores as sales droop
• Gentlemen, start your engines
• Mayo Clinic Discovery Selected for Science's Top 10 Achievements of 2011
• 'Rare' Brain Disorder May Be More Common Than Thought, Say Mayo Clinic Scientists
• ADOT seeks your views on Valley's rubberized asphalt
• ‘Arizona Accord’ aims to change state’s illegal immigration enforcement image 
• Child Protective Services is a sacred trust
• Tucson lawmaker considers bill to target ‘flash robs’ 
• The top 10 stories of 2011
• Senate to undo increase in state employees’ contribution rate to pension plans 
• ADOT seeks $97M from feds for 3 projects – gets zip  
• Banks still await new rules
• Southwest-AirTran attendants reach agreement
• Border walls become art canvases
• Camaro, Nissan Leaf, Acura, Porsche make top 10 car list
• Better Business Bureau looks for ethical companies
• Businesses glad to see Suns, NBA back
• Judge looks to limit Arpaio’s immigrant arrests
• Google ruffles travel industry feathers
• A rebirth for farming?
• Drug cartels set up sophisticated radio systems
• Phoenix Suns lose home opener to Hornets in final seconds
• Phoenix area students aim for college credit
• Phoenix pay increases targeted by DiCiccio
• Phoenix man off the street, sober and full of hope
• Phoenix area students aim for college credit
• Phoenix Suns fans happy as team back in action
• Pinal Airpark continues to be plagued by problems
• Phoenix man off the street, sober and full of hope
• Arpaio resignation demanded by Latino leaders
• Phoenix Suns fans happy as team back in action
• Isabella, Jacob top Arizona's popular baby names
• Glendale weighs eminent domain with land near airport
• Phoenix pay increases targeted by DiCiccio
• Arpaio resignation demanded by Latino leaders
• Tucson fire victim's identity released
• Man, 22, critical after early morning crash
• Man, 22, critical after early morning crash
• Phoenix Concerts: Breaking News! Van Halen to tour in 2012 with David Lee Roth
• False alarm causes evacuations in Tucson
• Gilbert police investigate possible hate crime
• Beautiful days ahead for the workweek
• The 10 best cars of 2011
• NBA finally unwraps season, hoping to draw fan interest
• Arizona school system braces for biggest shake-up in decades
• Sports year was good news, bad news for Valley businesses
• Chandler grandfather learns how to read for grandkids
• Arizona Diamondbacks charity gave $14.9 mil in 10 years
• Arizona Diamondbacks charity gave $14.9 mil in 10 years
• Valley non-profits' funding in peril
• Salvation Army brings Christmas to children
• Salvation Army brings Christmas to children
• Christmas holds memories of a tragic accident
• Five reasons Phoenicians have to be thankful this Christmas
• Commission's contact list: More queries on data than lobbying
• Make donations soon to claim 2011 tax credit
• Occupy Phoenix continues on Christmas Eve
• Occupy Phoenix continues on Christmas Eve
• DUI task force: 46K traffic stops since Thanksgiving
• Better Business Bureau looking for ethical companies
• Arizona wins $25 million as part of ‘Race to the Top’
• Lucky Break Billiards Bar and Grill opening in Tempe
• Last-minute rush a gift for stores
• Woman in standoff with police in Buckeye after reports of shots
• Family finds independence after stay at homeless shelter
• Family finds independence after stay at homeless shelter
• Homeless veteran receives apartment, aid for Christmas
• Homeless veteran receives apartment, aid for Christmas
• Arizona wins coveted $25 mil federal education grant
• Maricopa County declares no-burn days for holiday weekend
• Phoenix inmate restraint video released
• Phil Gordon's records will be made public
• Phil Gordon's records will be made public
• Plaintiff requests dismissal in case vs. rejected signatures
• Disappearance of Mesa man remains a mystery
• Phoenix man loses kitten that's his saving grace
• Phoenix man loses kitten that's his saving grace
• Judge refuses to toss Chandler Officer Lovejoy's suit
• Phoenix historic church to hold annual Christmas Mass
• Phoenix historic church to hold annual Christmas Mass
• Phoenix inmate restraint video released
• I-17 rollover wreck at Happy Valley Road blocks most lanes
• Phoenix police shoot suspect in trailer home
• Man shot in Phoenix gun fight between vehicles
• 15-year-old Glendale girl reported missing
• 15-year-old Glendale girl reported missing
• Report: Sun a factor in plane crash near Scottsdale Airport
• Report: Sun a factor in plane crash near Scottsdale Airport
• US Foods signs new lease for River Corporate Center
• Businesses up charitable acts during holidays
• Flash mob makes merry with Christmas carols at CityScape
• New Phoenix mayor promises 'humble inauguration'
• Fire forces Gilbert woman, 4 kids to flee home
• ACC campaign season starts with Newman 'holiday greeting'
• Rivalry continues as hoops teams face Wildcats
• Arizona Repackaged 
• New 2012 maps: Matchups to watch 
• The Project collecting applications for leadership class
• Phoenix Concerts: Rodney Carrington - Mar. 16, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Look at Justice Department, not Sheriff Joe 
• Capitol Quotes: Dec. 23, 2011 
• Ethics Committee subpoenas 16 potential witnesses in Bundgaard trial 
• Police identify suspect in Scottsdale bank robbery
• Phoenix Concerts: Jose Carreras-Mar. 10, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• 1 woman injured after car and train collide in Sun City
• Police manage Air Jordan crowds at Phoenix's Desert Sky Mall
• Glendale woman rollerblading to work raped; arrest made
• Glendale woman rollerblading to work raped; arrest made
• Football falls to Boise St. in MAACO Bowl
• Federal judge blocks Arizona abortion law
• Kurt and Brenda Warner help Surprise mom realize dream
• Buckeye high school teacher indicted on sex misconduct
• Most of 1.9M Arizonans traveling during holidays to hit the road
• Phoenix Concerts: War – Jan. 20, Celebrity Theatre
• Phoenix area unemployment high, but not worst
• Tax-filing volunteers wanted for 2011 filing season
• Home Builders List No. 1: Pulte Homes
• First Watch Restaurants sold to investment firm
• The top 10 Phoenix home builders of 2011
• Arizona gets $25M education grant from Obama administration
• Police arrest 203, seize $7.8M in drug cartel sweep
• East Valley plazas sell for $4.6 million
• Phoenix selling 1930s public-transit tokens
• Phoenix doctor shares tips on coping with holiday stress
• Phoenix city offices closed on Monday for Christmas holiday
• Phoenix to review policy prohibiting electric fences
• Phoenix Suns get blown out again by the Nuggets in final preseason game
• Arizona's growth is sluggish, but still 7th-fastest in nation
• iTheatre Presents Regional Premiere of '9 Circles'
• Phoenix-area 20-year transit plan progresses
• Phoenix-area 20-year transit plan progresses
• Ambulance deal worries Phoenix-area officials
• Homeward Bound a safe haven for mother, daughter
• Homeward Bound a safe haven for mother, daughter
• FBI seizes Seligman man after standoff
• Voided signatures in Fountain Hills recall petition to go before judge
• Woman struck by hit-and-run driver in Phoenix
• Woman struck by hit-and-run driver in Phoenix
• Peoria program to let students text nameless crime tips to police
• Business calendar for week of December 23
• Impromptu Forest Service patrol led to lost ASU student
• Impromptu Forest Service patrol led to lost ASU student
• Phoenix police seek suspect in slaying
• Phoenix police seek suspect in slaying
• Scandal prompts bill to increase access to companies’ financial disclosures 
• Corrections ends plans for private prisons to house 5,000 inmates 
• Study: Private and state-run prisons comparable in cost and quality 
• Peoria police seek ATM bandit
• Tempe worker crushed by granite slab
• Sports business: Packers, Tebow tops with fans; Coyotes in familiar territory
• Scottsdale police arrest man minutes after bank robbery
• Sun Devils ready for MAACO Bowl
• Peoria roadway closed after car crashes into power pole
• ASU student dies after jump off Phoenix parking garage
• Racial profiling suit: Arguments over 'reasonable suspicion'
• Walmart Foundation donates to Arizona nonprofits
• Man gets 42 years in Chandler woman's death
• Woman sentenced for leaving toddler in a hot car
• Woman sentenced for leaving toddler in a hot car
• Session offers details on master's degrees from New College
• Goo Goo Dolls, Will.i.am headlining Birds Nest at Phoenix Open
• Man falls off Loop 101 overpass in Chandler
• Gym Devils picked seventh in Pac-12 Coaches Poll
• Sun Devils drop contest to Fresno State
• Home Builders List No. 2: D.R. Horton
• Mortgage rates reach new record low
• Phoenix unemployment rate midpack among major metros
• Private schools making tax-credit donation pitch
• Man killed in Phoenix strip-club shooting
• Parsing the numbers
• Man, woman found dead in Phoenix home
• Man, woman found dead in Phoenix home
• Phoenix sets up drop-off sites for Christmas trees
• McCain: Republican stance on payroll tax a mistake
• Arpaio has MCSO offficers turn in immigration badges
• Sprint eyed as next T-Mobile suitor
• Phoenix strip-club shooting kills man
• Former players sue NFL over brain injuries
• Bank of America agrees to $335M mortgage settlement
• New pilot rules would impact airlines, regional carriers
• Arizona DUI busts during holiday crackdown fall 25% past 3 years
• Arpaio Corruption: The Feds Have Spoken, But Justice Won't Be Served Until the Sheriff's Indicted
• Dr. Mark Salerno Is Living Proof That It's Possible to Overcome Mental Illness
• Bank of America to settle bias case, agrees to record $335 mil payout
• Ask a Mexican on Holiday Shopping
• State workers' unused vacation is costly for Arizona cities
• State workers' unused vacation is costly for Arizona cities
• Phoenix-area holiday travelers filling skies, roads
• Injuries aplenty as Suns take on Nuggets in final preseason game
• ASU student badly injured in jump off Phoenix parking garage
• Last-ditch effort saves 12-year-old girl's life
• Last-ditch effort saves 12-year-old girl's life
• Davellyn Whyte's double-double helps Arizona fend off rally from New Mexico
• Arizona district maps may shift power
• Party representation in Arizona Legislature debated
• Racial profiling suit vs. MCSO to begin
• Make-A-Wish gets own wish granted: Renovated offices
• Make-A-Wish gets own wish granted: Renovated offices
• Woman sues Maricopa County in 2009 birth
• Maricopa County Sheriff's officers turn in federal credentials
• County supervisors: Babeu can't close deputy pay gap
• Missing ASU student found snowbound in vehicle
• Streets of New York Pizza Pasta and Subs
• Montgomery: Lawmakers ‘screwed up’ but no prosecutions 
• Missing Glendale girl: Police believe body put in trash bin
• A look at Coach Graham's first day
• Peoria police arrest 2 suspected serial metal thieves
• Judge: AZ hasn’t violated rights during executions
• State posts modest revenue growth in November 
• Phoenix police say missing 23-year-old woman found safe
• Phoenix police say missing 23-year-old woman found safe
• Man sentenced to 12 years in Chandler murder case
• Twin Peaks joins Phoenix restaurant fray
• Man who stabbed himself faces armed robbery charges
• Penalty phase mistrial for Ahwatukee man who killed son
• Scottsdale police look for bank robber who wore fishing hat
• Thomas, Arpaio, civil rights probe linger over lack of Fiesta Bowl charges
• Sun Devils rout Black Knights at home
• Lawmakers tied to Fiesta Bowl scandal won't face charges
• UTI to repurchase $25 million in shares
• Raytheon lands $100 million in contracts for weapons
• National Association of Realtors figures in doubt after big revision
• Phoenix inmate in scuffle with officers taken off life support
• Phoenix inmate in scuffle with officers taken off life support
• Secret Santas spread caring message in Phoenix area
• Secret Santas spread caring message in Phoenix area
• Arizona gas prices reach lowest level since February
• Home Builders List No. 3: Meritage Homes Corp.
• Arizona No. 8 in population growth
• Ex-Tempe mayor Giuliano decides against congressional run 
• Phoenix still 11% below peak employment levels
• Fat stacks of cash
• Offer an opinion on quiet Phoenix-area freeways
• Desert Mission assists struggling area families
• Arcadia improvement project likely to be finished in January
• Phoenix crash kills 1, closes intersection on Glendale border
• Phoenix crash kills 1, closes intersection on Glendale border
• Feds approve solar project near Buckeye
• Mortgage fraud involved million-dollar homes
• Phoenix Suns struggle in preseason opener against Denver Nuggets
• Arizona redistrict panel turns in new map
• Retiring Arizona public employees get to cash in years of unused sick days
• Arizona State's depth, led by Janae Fulcher, dominates Army
• Congressman Flake: The Southern Border is Still Not Secure
• Mesa police chief credits community for No. 7 ranking on safest U.S. cities list
• Tempe caregiver program trains 'kith and kin'
• Fiesta Bowl under fire: Gift ban urged for Legislature
• Music enriches lives of Sun City retirees
• Connolly's Bar and Grill
• State redistricting commission approves congressional map 
• County attorney wants lobbying laws overhauled after Fiesta Bowl scandal
• Gilbert man accused of taping ex-girlfriend having sex
• Feds approve solar energy project near Buckeye
• Hikers rescued after getting lost in Superstitions Mountains
• Judge: Arizona prison visitor fee constitutional
• Trio get jail time in mortgage fraud involving million-dollar homes
• US Bank in downtown Phoenix targeted in apparent robbery
• Queen Creek duo indicted for signing bad prescriptions
• Arizona authorities dismantle 'extensive' drug cell
• Phoenix among most-searched real estate markets
• Payroll tax cut extension rejected by House
• After Southwest Gas ruling, rate decoupling could hit all Arizona utilities
• Z'Tejas plan in Phoenix drawing opposition
• Z'Tejas plan drawing opposition
• FBI seeks man who robbed Sun City bank
• Surprise police ID El Mirage teens killed in rollover crash
• ASU team wins ‘Entrepreneur’ award
• Downtown Phoenix campus e-book available online
• Border enforcement: Fewer Guard troops, more aerial surveillance
• Glendale man held in girl's death had prior CPS probes
• Prescott Valley man accused of molesting granddaughter
• Jeff Jarvis to conduct book signing at Cronkite School
• Bundgaard ethics investigation: A trial before a trial 
• Arizona prison visitor fee constitutional, judge says
• Phoenix apartments sell for $800,000
• Phoenix Suns play two against Denver Nuggets in NBA preseason
• Men's hoops edged by Southern Miss
• Fiesta, Insight among best college bowl matchups
• Obesity Linked to Higher Five-Year Death Rate After Esophageal Cancer Surgery
• Free 2-day passes at all Valley YMCA sites
• Rich Dozer named to Apollo Group board
• Gallardo inspired by Bundgaard
• Redistricting commissioners divided over changes; will miss self-imposed deadline on maps 
• State Supreme Court to consider Medicaid cuts lawsuit  
• Medicaid squeeze could squeeze some rural hospitals to death
• Phoenix area will dry out this week but remain cool
• Phoenix area will dry out this week but remain cool
• Casinos muscle in on traditional “Five C’s” behind Arizona economy
• More questions for MCSO after inmate hurt
• Schweikert champions $1 coin
• Tree Burn Demonstration
• Psychic Predictions for 2012
• D-Backs Agree To Terms With Kubel
• Phoenix-area Koreans fear effect of Kim Jong Il's death
• 2 young men shot in Phoenix parking lot
• Congressman Flake: Payroll Tax Cut Extension Siphons Funds From Social Security
• Maricopa County employees disciplined after probe
• Phoenix-area agencies minimize roles in fight at jail
• Scottsdale pilot crashed after being diverted, radio reveals
• Bundgaard ethics, Fiesta Bowl investigations move forward
• Boys rescued from Echo Canyon in Phoenix
• Boys rescued from Echo Canyon in Phoenix
• Get really enthused about your business!
• State Bar: Only disbarment will repair damage Thomas caused 
• Phoenix man kills own dog after it attacks him, other dog
• Mesa police: Man assaulted off-duty officer in road-rage incident
• AT&T pulls bid for T-Mobile
• Barrett-Jackson to auction off JFK hearse in Scottsdale
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Home Builders
• General Dynamics C4 Systems gets $6.5M order for FAA radios
• Business owners in Phoenix expect rough 2012
• Phoenix asks public to report blighted property
• Interactive kiosks to hit 3 million by 2016
• Avnet contracts with IO to get modular data support
• Pet-therapy dog leaves legacy of helping kids
• Hotel revenues expected to jump 6 percent in 2012
• Banner Health tabbed for new Medicare initiative
• Flexible office space opens in Phoenix
• Ethics committee members ordered to court over Bundgaard’s injunction request   
• Driver flees after crashing car into Gilbert house
• Sun Devils slip to DePaul 73-55
• Wrestling takes 13th in Nevada
• Buckeye man accused of shooting dog with pellet gun
• Gilbert police: 2 men tried to steal items from Kohl's
• Bradshaw, Casper compete in US, Canadian Winter Nationals
• Lexus shifts gears in 2013 GS with a focus on performance
• Missing Mesa woman found safe
• IRC, by 3-2 count, closes the books on transcripts
• Healer of the Lonely Dell  
• Capitol Quotes: Dec. 16, 2011
• Court records say executioner, Corrections director disregarded lethal injections procedures 
• Revamp of legislative sessions proposed to get business interests more involved 
• Brewer sees no need for Alabama-style changes to SB1070 
• Courting immigration 
• Phoenix-area rain could linger today, Tuesday
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Congressmen Jeff Flake and Jim Cooper Introduce Earmark Elimination Act of 2011
• Professor, students propose pizza kitchen for non-profit
• Professor, students propose pizza kitchen for non-profit
• Phoenix Latino arts center flourishes amid imigration debate
• Phoenix Latino arts center flourishes amid imigration debate
• Glendale HR chief got pay raise, bonus
• Phoenix Mayor-elect Stanton's wife has own agenda
• Phoenix Mayor-elect Stanton's wife has own agenda
• Cardinals improve NFL playoff chances with overtime win
• Online holiday shares up sharply for last year
• Get Phoenix Open pass with blood donation
• Get Phoenix Open pass with blood donation
• The BCS rankings from No. 1 LSU through No. 120 Akron
• Electric vehicle chargers coming to Kohl's stores
• Western National Bank fails, reopens as Washington Federal
• Beverly Kidd leaving Channel 3 in Phoenix
• Phoenix area weather should dry up Monday
• Family seeks answers following inmate's hospitalization
• TGen's economic impact pegged at $138 million
• Middle-class lifestyle can be achieved with better education
• Arpaio now faces difficult options
• Maricopa County Sheriff's officer shot, suspect killed
• Maricopa County Sheriff's officer shot, suspect killed
• Plans for Arizona's budget surplus vary
• Life remembered: Man part of state's film legacy
• Valley men suspected of selling drugs in Massachusetts
• Latino Groups meet with Janet Napolitano
• Volunteers fill wish lists for refugee families in Phoenix
• Volunteers fill wish lists for refugee families in Phoenix
• Beverly Kidd leaving KTVK-TV Channel 3 in Phoenix
• Phoenix inmate still critical after restraint at jail
• Phoenix inmate still critical after restraint at jail
• Arizona dust storm crash prevention urged
• Learn more about the value of LinkedIn at AMA event
• Phoenix Concerts: Red Hot Chili Peppers – March 2, Jobing.com Arena
• Avnet to buy Round2, Nexicore
• Phoenix Concerts: Sebastian Bach Opens for GNR – Dec. 27, Comerica Theatre
• Waste Management aims for more recycling at Phoenix Open, education plan
• Kohl’s, Ecotality ink deal for electric vehicle chargers
• Phoenix-area weather pleasant today; rain expected tomorrow
• Phoenix-area weather pleasant today; rain expected tomorrow
• Surprise school trees cut down; worth around $6K
• Nuestros Reconquistos president makes shocking announcement
• Western National identified as troubled by rating agencies before failure
• Arizona weighs feds' report on possible MCSO civil-rights violations
• Holiday creations glow at ZooLights
• Help for homeless needed as cold sets in
• Help for homeless needed as cold sets in
• Man suspected of assault taken to hospital
• Judge awards Scottsdale doctors $12 million
• Phoenix pays $1.8 mil to end Papago Golf-Course debt
• Phoenix pays $1.8 mil to end Papago Golf-Course debt
• Judge: MCSO must pay Republic's legal fees
• Phoenix police-chief application period is over
• Phoenix police-chief application period is over
• Phoenix plane crash debris examined by officials
• Phoenix plane crash debris examined by officials
• Western National Bank taken over by FDIC, to reopen Monday as Washington Federal
• Phoenix restaurant robber sought by police
• Phoenix restaurant robber sought by police
• Brewer ‘monitoring’ Arpaio racial profiling allegations 
• Two Phoenix restaurants named to Open Table top 100
• Law firm in dispute with Maricopa County sanctioned
• Bringing local farms to local tables
• Peoria apartments sell for $27 million
• Brewer seeks funding increase for tourism office
• Phoenix Suns invite fans to Free practice
• Families of fallen Phoenix police officers bolstered
• Families of fallen Phoenix police officers bolstered
• How each GOP presidential candidate would affect business
• Phoenix Central Avenue lights back
• ASU, Teach For America partnership develops school leaders
• Warren Buffett company subsidiary buys into NRG-owned Arizona solar plant
• 91 pounds of pot found on go-kart near border
• Brewer proposes a $7M boost for Arizona's tourism sector
• Montgomery questions DOJ report; calls for reinstatement of immigration checks  
• Surprise repeals automatic salary increase ordinance
• Phoenix slips in ‘best performing cities’ rankings
• United Rentals buying RSC Holdings in $4.2B deal
• Extra Innings to open Locker Room concept in Surprise
• El Mirage denies misuse of public money to sway vote
• Morton's sold to Landry's owner
• 6 Mesa Walmarts top list of retail theft calls in city
• Sheriff's Office: Woman attacked by 9 dogs in Buckeye
• Former Buckeye teacher will not face abuse charges
• Initiative filing seeks statewide gambling in Arizona
• Go Daddy finalizes partnership with KKR, Silver Lake, Technology Crossover
• Mesa mother, daughter accused of selling drugs
• Phoenix area could see more rain over weekend
• Phoenix area could see more rain over weekend
• Glendale is poised for $4.75M Phoenix Coyotes settlement
• EPA orders water company in Douglas to cut arsenic
• Giving it a second though
• Alumni Association to host Sparky's Touchdown Tailgate at MAACO Bowl
• IRC properly considered factors mandated by voters
• State fund sweeps force moratorium on road maintenance
• GOP stalwarts stand by Arpaio; Dems say DOJ report not political 
• Mayo Clinic and University of Minnesota Renew Historical Commitment
• Phoenix-based My Sister's adds store location in San Diego
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Named to Stand Up To Cancer and Melanoma Research Alliance Dream Team
• Tempe Chamber announces award finalists
• Remains of bald eagle were used for ritual, officials say
• Phoenix Suns fans get glimpse of new 2011-2012 team
• Chocoholics have plenty of choices for holiday shopping in Phoenix
• Latinos angry about proposed mobile cell phone ban
• Car Seat Check-up
• Congressman Flake Votes Against Omnibus Spending Bill
• Mesa police seek woman, 28, reported missing
• Phoenix area weekend traffic restrictions
• Surprise man accused of molesting girl
• Arpaio takes shot at DOJ, says investigation ‘political’
• Phoenix officer in motorcycle crash
• Phoenix officer in motorcycle crash
• IRC votes against releasing closed-door transcripts 
• Police: Mom smokes, sells meth in front of infant daughter
• Car with ammo in trunk catches fire on I-17 following crash
• Car with ammo in trunk catches fire on I-17 following crash
• Feds detail pattern of discrimination by Arpaio
• CityCenter of CityNorth merry market this Sunday
• Gould courts major conservative groups’ support 
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in plane crash near Scottsdale Airport
• Tempe Chamber announces award finalists
• EVIT's main campus renamed after Dr. Keith Crandell
• Cardinals extend sellout streak as team pushes for playoffs
• Arizona unemployment rate down, but most job gains in holiday retail
• Arpaio critics react to U.S. Justice Department's findings
• Justice Department accuses MCSO, Arpaio of profiling, mistreating Hispanics
• Arizona gas prices continue to move lower
• Homeland Security cuts ties with Arpaio
• Pinal County deputies arrest 4, seize drugs, guns in highway bust
• Graham named new Sun Devil football coach
• Banks List No. 2: JPMorgan Chase & Co.
• Mortgage rates hit new record lows
• National Retail Federation expects record holiday sales
• Planned Parenthood resuming abortion services in 2 Phoenix area cities
• Arizona foreclosure filings up in November
• VC-owned companies to get small-business R&D grants
• Sierra Vista area woman attacked by pack of dogs
• Alhambra students craft playhouses for preschool
• Feds say Arpaio’s office has pattern of discriminatory practices against Latinos 
• 84-year-old pedestrian in Phoenix killed after being hit twice
• 84-year-old pedestrian in Phoenix killed after being hit twice
• Arizona joins national effort to address homelessness among veterans
• Arizona redistricting commission meets in Tempe today
• Brewer defends day-labor restrictions in Ariz. law
• Feds to release findings in probe of Arpaio
• Ask a Mexican on Drug Cartels and Conquistadors
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, December 15th, 2011
• Don't Bet on Arpaio Resigning Over the El Mirage Botched Sex-Crime Cases
• How Insiders Use the College Bowl System to Loot American Universities
• Cafe 54 in Tucson Is the Real Face of Mental Illness in Arizona, Not Jared Loughner
• ASU introduces Graham as head football coach
• Teaching online presents challenges
• Bill Fletcher was wary when daughter took senior English online
• Online school rescued Rose Reimann in her senior year
• Arizona online schools: Merits of online learning are unclear
• Businesses fret about reliance on mail amid Postal Service cutbacks
• D-Backs Agree To Terms With Saito
• Congressman Flake Urges Removal of Language from Omnibus That Restricts Cuban-American Travel and Remittances
• ASU picked a football coach with great passion
• Push to spin off ASU Polytechnic campus on hold
• Phoenix, unions at odds over labor talks
• Phoenix, unions at odds over labor talks
• Maricopa County jails receive conditional accreditation
• Brewer's official state website gets makeover
• Phoenix airport shuttle deal struck down
• SandBar Mexican Grill in Peoria, Arizona
• Phoenix pedestrian hit by 2 cars, severely injured
• The Phoenix Suns 2011-2012 schedule is out
• Youth minister arrested on molestation charges
• Phoenix Concerts: Foster The People – July 6, Comerica Theatre
• It's time to introduce head coach Todd Graham
• Phoenix Concerts: Glen Campbell – Feb. 18; Comerica Theatre
• Just as the founders intended
• 2 killed in rollover crash in Surprise
• County attorney predicts citizen lawsuits against IRC 
• Phoenix man sentenced for daughter's imprisonment
• Phoenix man sentenced for daughter's imprisonment
• Coolidge police seek Walmart bandit
• Brewer to argue against part of Arizona pot law
• Todd Graham named new ASU football head coach
• Scottsdale police seek man who stole credit cards from car
• First Solar lowers revenue forecast
• Montgomery to detail Fiesta Bowl findings 
• Minnesota Escalates Its Assault on Diabetes
• Mayo Clinic Breaks Ground for Proton Beam Facility
• Ahwatukee woman's body found after confession
• Todd Graham named Sun Devil head coach
• Pearce still stinging from loss; says he’s working to ‘forgive’ Lewis 
• Gila River plans casino upgrades, new hotel
• Toddler run over, killed at Phoenix apartment parking lot
• Toddler run over, killed at Phoenix apartment parking lot
• DPS finds 870 pounds of marijuana inside Phoenix home
• DPS finds 870 pounds of marijuana inside Phoenix home
• Solon insolvency proceeding not affecting Arizona subsidiary
• Teacher accused of sexual relationship with minor
• US Airways, Delta complete airport slots deal
• Man killed during fight outside Benson bar, police say
• Banks List No. 3: Bank of America
• Scottsdale police looking for car thief
• US Vets-Phoenix vying for $25,000 Home Depot award
• Christmas, New Year's travel to increase in Arizona
• Arizona credit card debt down 13 percent
• Mesa man arrested in Scottsdale Circle K robbery
• Southwest Gas rate hike of 7.7 percent OK'd by regulators
• Phoenix-area rain should clear today
• Phoenix-area rain should clear today
• Group wants county to seek Arpaio’s resignation
• Scientists Develop Vaccine That Successfully Attacks Breast Cancer in Mice
• Nonaoparticles Help Researchers Deliver Steroids to Retina
• Seattle chain looks to become Hooters of coffee shops
• Breast Clinic at Mayo Clinic in Florida Receives National Accreditation
• Research Focuses on Fight Against Multiple Myeloma
• Ruxolinitib Better at Reducing Myelofibrosis Symptoms, Study Shows
• Phoenix Children's Hospital collects toys, gift cards
• Make-A-Wish Foundation gets wish granted of more space
• Free child care offered for Valley job seekers
• Suns owner Sarver disputes lockout hard-liner tag
• Arizona online school lobbyists aggressive
• Phoenix Fire Department News - Holiday Safety Demonstration
• Valley Firefighters Come Together To Raise Awarness About Holiday Safety
• Arizona non-profit schools' ties to for-profits raise flags
• Arizona taxpayers funding firms to run online schools
• Magna International to open manufacturing facility in Phoenix
• TGen's Trent to lead international study on skin cancer
• Experts help guide student science lab in Tempe
• Domestic-violence shelter offers refuge, relief
• Sky Harbor Airport food bid prompts protest
• Sky Harbor Airport food bid prompts protest
• Phoenix aims to clear up outstanding warrants
• Phoenix aims to clear up outstanding warrants
• Phoenix rain continues; winter-storm warning in Flagstaff
• Phoenix rain continues; winter-storm warning in Flagstaff
• Phoenix officer accused of domestic violence
• Phoenix officer accused of domestic violence
• Police: Man drives drunk, daughter in back seat
• When resignation just isn’t an option
• Real estate broker gets prison time for tax evasion
• Bundgaard sues to block Senate ethics probe
• Baristas brings sexy coffee shops to Phoenix
• ICE partners with Sears on new vacation offering
• Poll: Immigration remains top priority for Arizonans 
• National Guard presence at border to be reduced
• Arizona Commerce Authority opens AZ Fast grants to tech companies
• Phoenix plans recycling festival for Dec. 30
• Phoenix honors senior volunteers
• Phoenix fire, police host 'Rides for Toys'
• Mayo Clinic breaks ground on $182M Phoenix facility
• Phoenix retirement community to celebrate renovations
• Kitchell, Orcutt-Winslow picked for Chandler hospital expansion
• Man found dead after Phoenix mobile home fire
• Man found dead after Phoenix mobile home fire
• Bundgaard sues Ethics Committee members to halt investigation 
• Banks List No. 4: BBVA Compass Bank
• Southwest Airlines to make $17.6B Boeing 737 purchase
• AZ chiropractors urge firing of state insurance director 
• Gallardo to Brewer: Let’s eliminate presidential primaries 
• Mobile device use surpasses print for first time
• New study examines link between child care subsidies and childhood obesity
• Sunflower Farmers Market planning new Phoenix store
• Mayo Clinic breaks ground on proton-beam cancer facility
• That should go over well
• Arizona to pick a side in medical marijuana issue
• Redistricting commission cancels two meetings
• State border security committee to get update on border fence
• Housing slide worse than orginally pegged
• Realtors back Matt Salmon in East Valley race
• Cheating by online students a concern
• D-Backs Agree To Terms With Overbay
• Statement From The Arizona Diamondbacks On The Passing Of Mike Sgobba (1930-2011)
• National Latino/Immigration Rights Group Responds to Supreme Court Grant in Arizona, ET AL. V. United States
• Feds may reduce number of Guard troops at U.S. border
• Latino groups fear possible uprising if Supreme Court upholds SB1070
• Manpower: Phoenix hiring outlook bright for 2012
• President Delays Sanctions on Iran
• Congressman Flake: Future Congresses Unlikely to Pay for this Congress’ Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Congressman Flake Organizes Bipartisan Letter Urging House Leaders to Let Ethanol Subsidies Expire
• Arizona to get snow and rain
• Maricopa County budget priorities approved
• Maricopa County top engineer Kenny Harris fired amid probe
• Parents in key role in setting Head Start program policies
• Trial of former Fiesta Bowl executive is postponed
• Phoenix man accused of harming infant son
• Police on guard after MCSO deputies threatened
• Media savvy helps any marketing effort
• DPS tells drivers, truckers to avoid Arizona snow storms
• Notables get together to support ASU golf program
• 1-year-old girl's death under investigation in Glendale
• Phoenix Concerts: Celtic Women – April 27, Comerica Theatre
• ASU police calls off search for reported gunman
• Judge dismisses suit on Arizona ‘day of prayer’ proclamations
• Glendale teen hit by stray bullet
• Brewer on SB1070 appeal: ‘I like our chances’  
• Redistricting commission shows signs of friction
• Experts say decades of managing tribal forest helped stop Wallow Fire at reservation
• CFOs predict weak growth for economy in 2012
• SRP adds large geothermal power deal to renewable mix
• Bonds needed to fix Phoenix public art
• Scottsdale police arrest 3 in burglary case
• Scottsdale police arrest 3 in burglary case
• Phoenix teams focus holiday charity efforts on at-risk kids, toy drives
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Banks
• Arpaio foes pushing for his resignation
• Arizona RoomStore not tied to Virginia counterpart filing bankruptcy
• Western Alliance joins trend of banks paying back TARP funds
• Students present their perspectives on tourism in Bisbee
• Phoenix area gets rain; northern Arizona gets snow
• Phoenix area gets rain; northern Arizona gets snow
• Elections officials grapple with new Native American language rule
• Corporation commission to hear APS renewable case
• Duke Energy buys two PV solar plants in Arizona
• Multiple injuries in El Mirage vehicle accident
• Missing Mesa teen found after nearly four months
• Mesa woman dies in car accident
• Long suspension for student accused of writing 'death' note
• Brewer commends high court for taking SB1070 case
• Rep. Jan Schakowsky, Academic Experts Address the Importance of Women in STEM Fields
• Supreme Court to look at Arizona immigration law
• High court to look at state immigration laws
• Goddard grabs the bull by the horns
• Phoenix sales-tax revenue up 5%
• Group files initiative to legalize Arizona casinos
• High court could look at state immigration laws
• Proteins Do Not Predict Outcome of Herceptin Treatment in HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
• Mayo Clinic: Obese Patients with HER2-Positive Breast Cancer May Have Worse Outcomes
• A heartbeat away: Pro-life movement considers tough anti-abortion bill
• Latino groups to protest immigration laws at 2012 Super Bowl
• D-Backs Named Among Best Places To Work In Phoenix For Fifth Straight Year
• D-Backs Acquire Cahill, Breslow And Cash Considerations From Athletics
• Online schools face questions over quality, effectiveness
• Gabrielle Giffords' former intern to take school-board seat
• Phoenix unions ask for pay raises
• Phoenix unions ask for pay raises
• Report: Maricopa County workers took gifts
• Michele Bachmann drops by Arizona
• Phoenix, Goodyear gambling spots raided
• Phoenix, Goodyear gambling spots raided
• Man accused of stealing funeral urns
• Valley Benefits: Joe Foss Institute gets $1.5M
• Flinn, UA name first visiting scholar
• Highway projects get scant oversight, report says
• Arizona online schools are rapidly expanding enrollment
• Cities, police aid renters at troubled complexes
• Cities, police aid renters at troubled complexes
• Box car derails in Phoenix, spill diesel fuel
• Box car derails in Phoenix, spill diesel fuel
• Valley theater program helps fill community gap
• Purchase of Tasers for DPS questioned
• Sheriff raids Chandler business in ID-theft probe
• German POW had love affair with Arizona
• Small plane crashes near Surprise; one person killed
• Felix beats buzzer, Sun Devils edge Bison 60-57
• Phoenicians should try a fine Arizona wine with holiday dinner
• Arizona sports business roundup
• Virginia Piper Charitable Trust names 5 fellows
• Mexico President Felipe Calderón to meet with civil rights groups
• Billboard campaign hopes to dispel atheist stereotypes
• Billboard campaign hopes to dispel atheist stereotypes
• Judge: Redistricting commission not subject to Open Meeting Law
• Phoenix Councilman Claude Mattox looks to future
• Phoenix Councilman Claude Mattox looks to future
• Heroin industry growing in Arizona
• Arrest made in theft of 180 bronze vases
• Avondale man gets 24 years in prison for murdering friend
• Judge: IRC can’t be investigated for open meeting law violations 
• IRC eyes moves for Greenlee, Mohave 
• New Mexico man recounts mountain ordeal that took life of wife
• Goodyear residents weigh in on police chief finalists
• Cancel Arizona's GOP presidential primary, Democratic lawmaker says
• San Tan Valley man accused of texting photo of nude teen
• Arrested woman tells Mesa police she had sex-change operation
• Mesa police: Pair stole more than $1,500 in razor blades
• Author Paolini charms audience at book-signing
• Injured wolf dies on the way to the veterinarian
• Good Samaritan Society Joins Mayo Clinic Healthy Aging and Independent Living Lab Consortium
• Mayo Clinic Implements Data-driven Model for Sustaining Service Performance
• Concerts in Phoenix 12/9/11
• Gilbert employees will get pay hikes totaling $1.5 million
• Chandler school district mulls $410K for new bus cameras
• Scottsdale fire damages home's attic
• Arizona has 11th highest average home down payment
• Memorial today for children killed in plane crash
• Tribal plan for casino near Glendale finds support in Peoria
• Coughlin blames Goddard for investigation
• Credit Unions List No. 1: Desert Schools Federal Credit Union
• Arizona Quality Alliance tabs Avnet Logistics, University of Phoenix among award winners
• Networking calendar for week of December 9
• Brewer appoints Game and Fish Commission member
• Phoenix No. 4 in U.S. for budget hotels
• Death-row inmates sue state over execution procedures 
• Bill to block casino could increase water rates
• ‘Capitol Times’ downplays financial and political impact of HURF fund sweeps
• GOP lawmakers eye array of IRC reforms
• Déjà vu: Brewer expresses possible support for another K-12 tax hike 
• Paradise Valley No. 5 in U.S. for quality of life
• Avondale police collected 61 guns during buy-back program
• Trail maintenance under way at Thunderbird Conservation Park in Glendale
• Homeless veteran seeks dog stolen in Peoria
• Five Guys restaurant opens at Surprise Town Center
• Construction of El Mirage culvert gates nears completion
• General Dynamics C4 Systems receives $47M Army ground station contract
• Ottawa University, AASBO sign transfer agreement
• Wells Fargo to pay $59M settlement in Wachovia case
• Wal-Mart discloses foreign corruption probe
• ASU athletics under the gun for football coach snafus
• Pei Wei debuts new sandwiches
• Job fair looks for solar installers, restaurant managers
• Christmas target, Beasley exit on Phoenix Coyotes’ horizon
• Union joins calls for Arpaio resignation over abuse cases
• First Solar shares up after Buffett's $2B buy
• Experts: More policies needed to detect coach misconduct
• Abuse victims standing up in wake of coach scandals
• Give The Lasting Gift Of Music This Holiday Season
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Arizona
• Phoenix officer's death still open case to police
• Phoenix OKs new billboard rules
• Congressman Flake Organizes Letter Urging Sanctions for Iran’s Central Bank in National Defense Authorization Act
• 1 dead, 2 hurt in separate car accidents in Phoenix
• Games helping Arizona kids master math skills, score well on AIMS test
• Be a survivor in business through hustle
• Phoenix hit-run driver sought by police
• Leaks of probe involving ill son trouble Brewer
• Pearce outspent opponent 3-1 in recall election loss
• Arizona Cardinals sellout streak reaches 61
• 4 accused of trying to steal TVs from Surprise CVS store
• Man accused in fatal Glendale shooting arrested in Tonopah
• Republican: Heads must roll in Fast and Furious
• Christmas deadline, Beasley retirement on Phoenix Coyotes’ horizon
• 2011 Best Places to Work winners announced
• GDP growth of 1.9% expected in 2012
• Mortgage rates move back below 4%
• Roadrunner Elementary in Phoenix chosen for 'green' facility
• Surprise residents balk at proposed 82% water-rate hike
• Federal court battle over medical marijuana to fire back up 
• Social Work professor appointed to Governor’s task force
• At Phoenix comic shop, it's all about large inventory
• American Express awards $250K for Phoenix projects
• Legislative review panel recommends elimination of solar tax credit 
• Southwest flight to Phoenix diverted over fumes in cockpit
• Southwest flight to Phoenix diverted over fumes in cockpit
• 23 people found inside suspected Avondale drophouse
• From the Outside In: Mayo Clinic Collaboration Finds Multiple Sclerosis Often Starts in Brain's Outer Layers
• Glendale police ID man shot, killed at apartment complex
• Credit Unions List No. 2: Arizona State Credit Union
• Arizona State falls to Nevada
• Paradise Valley No. 2 for quality of life in the West
• SRP to buy solar power from Queen Creek plant
• November housing stats for Phoenix show improvement
• HabiMap Arizona can help you find bears in the woods
• Warren Buffett adds solar to list of 'saves' through First Solar plant purchase
• Panel chairman blasts Justice Dept. on gun probe
• Phoenix council votes to keep property-tax rate the same
• Sex crimes fiasco a ‘tipping point’ for Arpaio
• Republican, Democratic leaders show partisan split on redistricting 
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Find Drug Duo Kills Chemotherapy-resistant Ovarian Cancer Cells
• Feds probed role of Gov. Brewer in son's Social Security benefits
• Ask a Mexican on Revolution and Homophobia
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, December 7th, 2011
• A Hotshot Phoenix Attorney Finds Love Behind Bars
• Phoenix's Most At-Risk Homeless Find Their Way, Thanks to a Team of "Navigators"
• Baby It's Cold Outside
• Zoo Year's Eve
• Wickenburg tractor-trailer accident kills pedestrian
• Congressman Flake Applauds House Passage of Bill that Leaves Regulation of Rural Dust to the States
• Blue Burger Grille
• Fiesta Bowl activities begin with students' Aerospace Challenge
• Arizona public appeals to child-welfare panel
• Expert says mom of missing Baby Gabriel fit to stand trial
• Dems to forgo presidential primary, hold party-funded caucuses instead
• Arizona redistrict commission critique mixed
• Latino groups want investigation into murder of rancher Robert Krentz
• Phoenix to cut hours for parking meters
• Tucson man gets 17½ years in killing of infant daughter
• Mesa police: Pair steal jewelry from 3 Targets
• Mesa police: Man wandering in underwear used bath salts
• Chandler trespassing suspect says he was fixing toilet
• Mark Kelly talks about other 'love' in Giffords' life
• Macerich closes on $230M loan at Arrowhead Towne Center
• Motorocylist killed in Mesa accident
• Border Patrol agent kills border-crosser in confrontation
• Goldwater Institute sues Phoenix, police union
• Mesa police arrest suspect who left driver's license at scene
• Peoria bank held up by robber with note
• Tide goes in, and maybe out on ASU hiring June Jones
• ASU: Economic recovery several years away
• Alumnus offers multi-faceted support to ASU's New College
• Semiconductors in smart-grid applications to be $1B business by 2015
• Arizona technology companies experience worker shortage that doesn’t exist
• Phoenix residents remember Pearl Harbor
• Phoenix marks Pearl Harbor with walk, ceremony
• Arizona slogs toward economic rebound 
• Arizona misses cut on richest zip code list
• More calling on Joe Arpaio to step down over botched sex-crimes cases
• Barrett-Jackson car auction a favorite of Republicans
• Suns tickets for shortened season on sale Dec. 9
• Missing N.M. woman found dead after leaving Chandler
• Phoenix Fire Dept. kicks off Rides for Toys program
• First Solar sells Topaz solar site to MidAmerican
• Phoenix transformer fire still burning
• Goodyear Citizen Police Academy helps fight crime
• New Arizona development-fee law to hamper Goodyear
• Women's basketball wins third straight game
• Glendale gets busy for the Fiesta Bowl
• Two hurt in accident on Dynamite Road in north Scottsdale
• Paging Rebecca Rios, Pinal County dems
• Arrests at the Mexican border continue to drop
• Republican lawmaker to address redistricting panel
• Rescue a Golden kicks off gift-wrapping program
• Pearl Harbor anniversary: U.S. flags to fly at half-staff around Arizona
• Mayo Clinic Makes Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Available to HIV-infected Patients
• BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse
• Phoenix Fire Department News - Rides For Toys
• New Book Celebrates the History of Downtown Phoenix
• Kali Bennett and Promise Amukamara guide Arizona State over Cal State Fullerton
• Sojourner Center offers new beginning to victims of domestic abuse
• Phoenix pension changes proposed
• Maricopa Medical Center emergency room makes changes
• Supreme Court hears arguments on Tucson election law  
• Phoenix officer's death to be ruled a suicide, police say
• Phoenix officer's death to be ruled a suicide, police say
• IRC pondering legislative changes 
• Cardinal WR Andre Roberts breaks out against Cowboys, earns Brownie Points Award
• Bill would create Pat Tillman specialty license plate 
• Statement from ASU President Michael M. Crow on football coach search
• 33-year-old Goodyear man reported missing
• Appeals court upholds state Medicaid cuts 
• Phoenix teams could learn from Packers stock sale
• Manufacturing sector expects growth in 2012
• Mesa police: Man attempted to strangle girlfriend
• More than 5,000 students to graduate Dec. 14, 15
• Spirit Airlines to fly to Las Vegas, Dallas from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway
• Downtown campus celebrates arrival of solar power
• Attorney: Missing Glendale girl's mom won't take polygraph
• Mesa police: DUI suspect strikes bicyclist
• Mesa police: Man attempted to bite officer
• Lack of Arizona technology workers a myth, study finds
• Phoenix council agenda includes billboard revisions
• Bank of America begins job cuts
• Cardinals to host Toys for Tots Charity effort at Sunday's San Francisco game
• Wackerbarth legacy lives on in track and field scholarships
• 905-bed Tempe development to serve ASU students
• Raising Cane's to open in Arcadia area
• Stephen Moore calls Washington "reckless" at Tempe event
• Fountain Hills teen sets Guinness record
• Phoenix area weather to warm slightly by weekend
• Phoenix area weather to warm slightly by weekend
• LaRod Stephens-Howling nominated for GMC Never Say Never Moment of the Week
• Phoenix transformer fire: Crews will let fire burn out
• Feldman leaves Delta Dental for Abrazo Health Care
• Goodyear police sergeant disciplined in fatal 2008 hit-run
• Mesa police: Man accused of urinating on front door of Target
• CoreLogic: Arizona home prices continue to fall
• Nominations open for Support Freedom Award
• Nogales student attacked by police dog
• Glendale police ID man found shot to death
• People can clear up Phoenix warrants through Friday
• One shy of a six-pack
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Securing US border impossible
• Gilbert gas station is held up for 2nd time in 2 months
• Arizona high court to hear arguments on Tucson cases
• 411 Gallery festivities celebrate inclusive communities
• GOP commissioner seeks to dismantle competitive district, make changes to congressional map 
• Phoenix transformer fire: Crews battle massive blaze
• Wells Fargo seeks to boost dividend, buy back shares
• California could raise more taxes
• NHL realignment puts Phoenix with LA, Vancouver, Colorado
• Healthiest states: Arizona 29th, New England best
• Failed modifications increase foreclosures
• Casa Grande considers huge showroom project
• Blog: Post Office changes could have big business impact
• Chow Locally wins $10K
• Controversial casino plays better in Peoria
• Prison inmates in Arizona crying foul over medical care
• 9 Circles - Performance
• Deadline for comments looms on child welfare
• Phoenix property taxes could drop
• Phoenix property taxes could drop
• Arizona No. 29 on list of healthiest states
• Phoenix Salvation Army youth and fitness facility being built
• Phoenix Salvation Army youth and fitness facility being built
• Rash of chimney fires follows cold weather
• Rash of chimney fires follows cold weather
• Quayle to endorse Romney on Tuesday
• Phoenix may invest in Papago Golf Course
• Phoenix may invest in Papago Golf Course
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio praises former target Sandi Wilson
• Fresh Start Women's Foundation opening resale store
• Fresh Start Women's Foundation opening resale store
• Gunfire kills man at Glendale apartment complex
• U.S. Postal Service changes could have big business impact
• Controversial casino plays better in Peoria
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio apologizes for botched El Mirage sex-crime cases
• Crash snarls traffic on Grand Avenue near Osborn
• Crash snarls traffic on Grand Avenue near Osborn
• Chandler Regional Medical Center opens ostomy clinic
• Judge adds 1,200 years to Goudeau's sentences
• Thinking of exporting? Phoenix marketer has some tips.
• Southwest Airlines grounds crew, pilots going wireless with new technology
• Ethics Committee hires ex-federal prosecutor in Bundgaard case
• Sustainability strategic plan maps practices, operations for ASU community
• Warrant sought evidence of missing Glendale girl's murder
• U.S. Postal Service wants to slow delivery, close processing centers
• Pleas from Phoenix councilmen to delay action rejected
• Scottsdale hotels see occupancy dip in October
• Block Watch offering grants of up to $10,000
• ABOR report shows wage disparity between degrees
• Fire at El Mirage appliance store causes $15,000 in damage
• Grijavla calls for Arpaio's resignation
• Semiconductor sales to top $300 billion in 2011
• Crash closes Arizona 87 in both directions near Picacho
• Brewer not pleased with jaguar-cam study
• MAACO Bowl tickets go on sale for ASU-Boise State matchup
• Cardinals will benefit from new NFL TV deals worth $24B
• IRC maps on agenda for final OK 
• Snow falls in Scottsdale, Fountain Hills and Carefree
• Court begins trial on Arizona execution practices
• Notes and Photos from Cardinals 19-13 OT win over Dallas Cowboys
• Aguirre exploring run for Grijalva’s U.S. House seat 
• Challenges to political district maps will face a high hurdle
• ASU to face Boise State in MAACO Bowl game
• Latinos praise Madonna Superbowl
• Women's basketball takes ASU Classic
• Cooper takes sixth in Las Vegas
• Hot shooting Sun Devils edge Tulsa
• Man found shot in Glendale driveway dies of his injuries
• Light of Hope event spotlights human rights issues
• Cardinals take out Dallas Cowboys again in overtime Sunday
• Gilbert police: Man accused of holding knife to brother's throat
• Phoenix residents take Kuban Park initiative
• Remember to show your work
• McCain: Hispanic vote ‘up for grabs’
• Critics: ‘Tough’ sheriff botched sex-crime cases
• Agua Fria Union High School District strategizes on safety
• 2 killed in head-on collision in west Phoenix
• 2 killed in head-on collision in west Phoenix
• Many illegal immigrants are in U.S. long-term
• MCSO handling of sex crime cases questioned
• Illegal immigrant border arrests plummet
• Go Daddy, UOP Stadium rank well on sports business survey
• Ex-CEO of Intel to lead Brewer's education council
• UA Cancer Center, St. Joe's detail Phoenix plans
• ASU unveils new downtown solar system
• Arizona receives $709K federal solar grant
• Newt’s turn on the Republican political roller coaster
• Bowls: ASU vs. Boise; Oklahoma State, Stanford in Fiesta
• Advocates to seek choices for kids in failing schools 
• Latina Female-led Political Movement Blasts The Heritage Foundation
• Counties plan to lobby against giving money to state budget 
• Phoenix area parks, lakes damaged by increase in birds
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Police: Man found shot in Glendale driveway
• Maricopa County program helps long-term jobless
• Parents of 3 molested girls file notice of claim
• St. Joseph's, Arizona Cancer Center to join forces
• St. Joseph's, Arizona Cancer Center to join forces
• Self preservation: Lawmakers lament recall process, want to make it more difficult  
• Pearl Harbor to be honored with walk
• Pearl Harbor to be honored with walk
• Oklahoma State, Stanford tabbed for Fiesta Bowl
• Phoenix Indie Calendar 12/6-13
• Latinos plan ‘Occupy Aztlán’ movement
• Freezing weather to hit Phoenix's edge
• Occupy Phoenix protesters encouraged to take political action
• Phoenix Concerts Review: Sting - Nov. 22, 2011 Comerica Theatre, Phoenix
• ASU unveils solar system on Cronkite school
• Arizona immigrant students find way together, without families
• Giffords aide Pia Carusone takes command of office
• Frank, Nancy Russell to retire from Pulliam Trust
• Field guide: Arizona's snowbirds arrive
• Scholar devoted life to studies, helping others
• Scholar devoted life to studies, helping others
• Phoenix area to extend holiday off time
• Phoenix area to extend holiday off time
• New program aids families, vets in need
• Walmart employee arrested in Thanksgiving day bomb scare
• Yuma police arrest man in mother's death
• Kimberly Brandon catches fire late as Arizona State defeats Illinois State
• Phoenix employees have new healthy option for employee holiday bonuses
• Hospital group proposes new taxes to save AHCCCS
• Amkor employees in Japan safe; facility damaged
• Weather reopens I-17 south of Flagstaff
• Father's friend flying plane in Superstitions crash
• Chad Kirkpatrick leaves Government Information Technology Agency
• Phoenix area expected to get rain, cooler temps
• Phoenix area expected to get rain, cooler temps
• Tech companies with connection to Japan report on problems
• Arizona receives $709K solar grant from DOE
• Fish die after planting in lake near Nogales
• Phoenix vigil planned for murdered women
• Phoenix vigil planned for murdered women
• Go Daddy, UOP Stadium rank well on sports business survey dominated by NFL and ESPN
• Group targets Roosevelt Street for revitalization
• Intel donates $30K to replace stolen toys
• Goodyear charity golf tournament scheduled
• Tempe toy drive hopes for last-minute donations
• Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport seeks FAA aid on noise
• Comparing Arizona's Gilbert to towns of the same name
• Fountain Hills Town Council steaming about water fee
• 'Pets 101!' to feature Chandler location
• IRS invited into Pinal County debate
• County receives U.S. aid, for now, to fight illegal immigration
• New supervisor lines will shake up voting
• Navy SEAL Ryan Job: A portrait of determination, tragedy
• Navy SEAL Ryan Job: A portrait of determination, tragedy
• 13 hospitalized after ammonia explosion in Yuma
• For kids, Valley's heart grows 3 sizes
• For kids, Valley's heart grows 3 sizes
• Glendale city manager announces his retirement
• Scottsdale police: Roommate killed for cheating, shooter says
• Phoenix Concerts: Boyz II Men–Feb. 17 Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix Concerts: Mary Mary with Committed - Dec.13 Celebrity Theatre
• Glendale mom gets jail time for taking $6,500 from school group
• Latino civil rights group gives anti-smoking presentation
• Phoenix Concerts: Peter Frampton - March 7, Mesa Arts Center
• Phoenix Concerts: Steve Aoki – Jan. 19 Comerica Theatre
• Escaping from the Phoenix Indian School 
• Capitol Quotes: Dec. 2, 2011
• NetworkingPhoenix.com hosts another super networking night
• Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport expanding passenger service
• Navajo Nation president wants leeway in federal rules on coal-fired plants
• Successful hiring hinges on alignment
• Valley Benefits: Facebook 'likes' benefit B&G Clubs
• First Friday, Tempe arts festival highlight weekend
• Surprise leaders to rally against water-rate hike
• Youngtown leaders vote to disband police department
• El Mirage motorcyclist dies in Glendale accident
• Whataburger to host Phoenix hiring event
• Goodyear police chief hopefuls: Restore the public's trust
• Mayo Clinic Honored With Picker Award for Excellence in Patient-Centered Care
• Meritage Homes expanding reach into Tampa
• Attorney: Mother of missing Glendale girl subject of threats
• Mayo Clinic Research Improves Diagnosis and Potential Treatment of Neuromyelitis Optica
• Lincoln Property Company acquires five Phoenix buildings
• Slide show: The exclusive Salon Collection of cars set for Barrett-Jackson
• Medical Groups List No. 1: Banner Medical Group
• Phoenix elementary school goes green with new project
• Avondale working to tie Phoenix International Raceway to water and sewer
• Avondale police will exchange unwanted guns for gift cards
• Two arrested in Scottsdale yogurt shop robbery
• Lows will drop near freezing in Phoenix area
• Lows will drop near freezing in Phoenix area
• States damaging their own case with insurance-exchange moves
• Peoria police union head plans to sue city for $6 million
• Battling rising permit costs tops business group’s regulatory reform agenda 
• Refurbished Gaslight Inn debuts in downtown Glendale
• IRC eyeing changes to congressional, legislative maps 
• Federal money for health exchange puts Brewer in bind 
• Mayo Clinic Sports Psychologist Available to Talk about Coach, Athlete Relationships
• Cow killed, partly butchered on Arizona ranch
• Arizona redistricting commission begins mulling changes
• Phoenix City Manager Cavazos' review precedes shake-up
• Non-profit partnership saves at-risk Phoenix arts center
• New league will unify student athletes
• Non-profit partnership saves at-risk Phoenix arts center
• Arizona tax forms now have spot to note online sales tax
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Phoenix City Manager Cavazos' review precedes shake-up
• Valley public art pieces damaged; cities can't afford to repair it
• Valley public art pieces damaged; cities can't afford to repair it
• Mobile Baybears Named 2011 Minor League Team Of The Year
• Phoenix 18th saddest city; St. Pete and Detroit saddest
• Quebec firm buys Glendale complex
• Whole Foods coming to Town & Country center
• Nevada, Arizona chase foreign tourist, California companies
• Scottsdale homeowner hits Chase, State Farm with wall messages
• Glendale police won't search landfill for missing girl
• Jones Lang beats Cushman, CBRE for San Diego contract
• Franks Blasts Obama's "Juvenile Gossip," Calls for Action on Iran
• New START Treaty Fails America
• Congressman Flake Introduces Legislation to Prevent House Members From Using Taxpayer Dollars for Online Advertising
• Franks Praises Passage of H.R. 822
• Profile: Mountain Bike Association of Arizona's new president
• Planned Mesa junior-high attendance boundaries announced
• Crashes in northern Arizona cause freeway closures
• Scottsdale police responding to shooting
• Adams gets endorsements of 2 Chandler councilmen 
• Glendale police identify pedestrian who was killed
• Redistricting commission to hear from legislators
• Congress takes up measure to honor slain Giffords aide Gabe Zimmerman
• Stertz: I don’t trust Mathis
• Saguaro defeats Cactus in comeback fashion to win state championship
• Australian arrested in Glendale sentenced for gun possession
• Photobucket contracts with IO Data Centers for modular units
• Wrestling set for Las Vegas Invite
• Association of Energy Services Professionals gets $230K grant from DOE
• Men's hoops off to Tulsa
• Sun Devil women's basketball hosts ASU Classic
• EnviroMission’s Chris Davey to serve as vice chair of Arizona Energy Commission
• Gould announces exploratory committee for Congress 
• Freeman and Escobedo compete at ISF Junior Women's World Championship
• Arizona women earn 87% of what men earn
• Police: Woman stabbed husband for friending women on Facebook
• Glendale apartment complex sells for $5.7 million
• Whole Foods coming to Town & Country shopping center in Phoenix
• Peoria police: Woman stole money for fallen Glendale officer
• State Senator Ron Gould exploring congressional run
• Jesse Jackson, NAACP to lend help to Occupy Phoenix
• UA Medical Center to mark shooting's anniversary with art exhibit
• Goodmans Interior Structures reveals office makeover
• Case of missing Glendale 5-year-old full of twists and turns
• County gets $2.2 million for immigrant jail costs
• Prescott shooting tied to alleged affair, police say
• Dick's Sporting Goods plans Goodyear distribution center
• Cool temperatures set in as rain skirts edges of Valley
• Cool temperatures set in as rain skirts edges of Valley
• Autopsy: Man killed self prior to officer shooting him
• Prince Harry completes Arizona training
• Lance Armstrong's coach to give talk on nutrition, cancer
• News21 food safety series now available as e-book
• Phoenix Chase bank to open at 7th, Camelback in February
• Mary Coyle's owner tweaks an established, cool product
• Jesse Jackson visits Phoenix occupiers
• Jesse Jackson visits Phoenix occupiers
• Scottsdale casts eyes on Papago Park parcel
• DeVry University Appoints Dr. Brian D. Bethune as National Dean of College of Media Arts & Technology
• 4 Phoenix soldiers to leave for Afghanistan
• Brewer looks to revise state personnel policies
• SAARC gets $7,500 grant from Cox Charities
• Old Navy T-shirt gets wrong date for UA
• Occupy Phoenix protests move to ALEC conference
• U.S. House to vote on honor for Giffords’ staffer
• Arizona minimum wage hike pending for small businesses
• Scottsdale Gun Club offers pics with Santa, assault rifles
• Phoenix housing market starting to show life
• American Airlines bankruptcy could lead to US Airways merger
• TGen seeking pancreatic-cancer patients for trial
• Dozens of Teenage Boy Scout Explorers Have Been Sexually Abused by Cops; Should Scouts Share the Blame?
• Mexican Smugglers Exploit the Corrupt Reputation of U.S. Border Officers
• Show Low teacher is latest hit with sex-misconduct claim
• Ask a Mexican on Animosity Toward Lighter-Skinned Mexicans
• Cash-poor Youngtown may disband its police
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, December 1st, 2011
• Survey: Make Arizona schools priority
• Jan Brewer's Sniveling New Memoir Laughably Paints Her as a Tough-as-Nails Governor
• Lovely: Bar raised for comments on azcentral
• Latinos demand investigation in death of border agent Brian Terry
• Brewer: Arizona's current personnel system problematic
• Phoenix shooting sends 3 people to hospital
• Phoenix shooting sends 3 people to hospital
• Congressman Flake Praises Senate Passage of Kirk-Menendez Amendment Targeting Central Bank of Iran
• Glendale attempted abduction reported by teen
• Phoenix Concerts: Tonic & Sister Hazel–1/14/12, Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Phoenix hospital toy donations stolen; worth $20,000
• Phoenix hospital toy donations stolen; worth $20,000
• ‘ResistALEC’ protestors pepper-sprayed, arrested 
• Scottsdale police says woman breaking into cars at trailheads
• 2 arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting in '07
• 2 arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting in '07
• Poll: AZ open to gay marriage
• Mother of plane crash victims thankful for support
• SARRC receives grant from Cox Charities
• Cardinals rookie Sam Acho gives Arizona's defense some promise for the future
• Phoenix protesters pepper-sprayed at Westin Kierland Resort
• Brewer prepares ’12 push for personnel reform 
• First Solar promotes David Brady to head investor relations
• Brophy case: Sex allegation in '99 deemed baseless
• Brophy case: Sex allegation in '99 deemed baseless
• Glendale Avenue closed after motorcyclist hurt
• Amtech Systems, First Solar benefit from big Wall St. rally
• Coverage from our Health Care of the Future event
• Mark-Taylor buys south Scottsdale parcel for $6.4M
• BBVA Compass Bank to open mortgage operations center in Tempe
• 'Baseline Killer' sentenced to death
• 'Baseline Killer' sentenced to death
• Latinos to demonstrate against Israel
• Mayo Clinic, Sweden's Karolinska Institutet Join Forces
• Design firms show off Christmas trees at Arizona Biltmore
• Mesa yogurt shop robbed
• Mesa special needs student accused of brandishing knife
• Solarpraxis solar utility conference opens in Phoenix
• Lewis raises $85K  
• Chandler trades up to new Taser stun guns
• Arizona in the center of international battle over solar power
• House spokesmen leaving for new jobs 
• Phoenix Center for Arts gets new management
• Houlihan named Conference Newcomer of the Year
• Storm system will drop Valley temps, bring snow to Flagstaff
• Chaparral defeats Cienega to win third straight state championship
• Mayo Clinic Named a Top Liver Transplant Center
• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport hosting food donation
• Brewer won’t go for ‘fool’s errand’
• Mesa high school student hit, trapped by school bus
• Protests planned against conservative lawmakers
• Beanie Wells runs away Brownie Points Player of the Game honors AGAIN
• Arizona State Fair saw record attendance this year
• United States Olympic Committee names DeVry Inc. as an official education provider
• Arizona agencies gear up for holiday DUI task force
• Pet-therapy group nabs Scottsdale Chamber honor
• East Valley agency gets help delivering meals, smiles to seniors
• Homeless man's good deed was a lifetime in the making
• Lawyer: Man innocent in Walmart incident in Buckeye
• Arizona agencies gear up for holiday DUI task force
• Crash kills 1 along Loop 202
• Congressman Flake Praises House Resolution to Designate the Gabriel Zimmerman Meeting Room
• Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase among banks downgraded by S&P
• Arizona hospitals sue state over Medicaid cuts
• Bank of America shares reach lowest mark since early 2009
• Special Olympics Arizona drops Jason Rose over tweet
• $40 million distribution center planned in Goodyear
• Christopher & Banks overhauling Arizona stores
• Glendale pedestrian killed crossing traffic
• Motorcyclist killed in Mesa crash
• Brophy teacher fired amid sex allegations
• Brophy teacher fired amid sex allegations
• Hold it a minute – don’t cut marketing!
• Fractured IRC gets back to work 
• CPS system allows some child abuse cases to fall ‘through the cracks’ 
• Scottsdale house fire forces evacuations
• Phoenix Streetcars 
• Nearly $500K worth of meth seized at Arizona border
• Court delays considering executions of 2 inmates
• Contractors say fund sweeps cost 42,000 highway jobs, want HURF reimbursed 
• Deputies searching for suspect in attempted homicide
• Sonoran governor calls his border state ‘safest’ in Mexico 
• Brewer: No special session without “clear path to victory” at the ballot
• Dick’s Sporting Goods plans $40M distribution center in Goodyear
• GPEC: China anti-trade petition would hurt AZ solar industry
• The colorful and tumultuous political career of Evan Mecham  
• Medicis buys Graceway Pharmaceuticals for $455M
• Nearly half of Arizona homes have negative equity
• Phoenix Concerts: Rammstein – May 18, Jobing.com Arena
• Hospital group sues state over provider cuts 
• Patrick Peterson named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for the SECOND time
• Foothills Sports Medicine expanding with new locations
• Phoenix Concerts - Guns N’ Roses – Dec. 27, Comerica Theatre
• Man accused of kicking in hotel door during argument
• Saguaro classmates remember teen who died in I-17 crash
• H&M opening soon at Arizona Mills mall in Tempe
• Salmon picks up Club for Growth endorsement 
• Maricopa County, UA health center partner on integrative medicine
• Phoenix man shot, killed while riding bike to work
• Phoenix man shot, killed while riding bike to work
• Arizona gets $30M from feds for state-based exchange
• Cardinals Patrick Peterson and Beanie Wells nominated for NFL weekly honors
• Medical Groups List No. 4: Phoenix Children’s Hospital
• Man ejected from vehicle in Ahwatukee rollover crash
• Arizona gets $30M from feds for health care exchange
• Conservationists challenge mine near Grand Canyon
• Recession took 9% of Phoenix-area jobs
• Occupy Phoenix protesters cited over illegal camping
• Occupy Phoenix protesters cited over illegal camping
• Students create their own congressional districts
• A deeper look at Beanie Wells record-breaking performance Sunday at St. Louis
• Rising peanut-butter prices worry food banks
• Passenger’s quick action leads to child porn arrest
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords most famous recent music therapy patient
• November 2011 Playlist
• New Releases: December 2011
• Fugazi Shares Archived Concert Footage With Fans
• The Pros and Cons of Buying an Iron & Wine Ticket
• Phoenix Indie Calendar 11/30-12-5
• Study: Hispanic, Native American kids lag in health coverage
• UA technology transfer plan could boost state economy
• Forbes: Arizona No. 20 for business climate
• Humble tree captures spirit of Christmas
• Oakland A's could relocate Spring Training to Mesa
• Arizona proposal would restore health care to 19,000 children
• Brazen New Year's Eve Half Marathon/10K/5K
• Fiesta Bowl's legal bills top $5 million
• Gingerbread house auction aids Phoenix housing group
• Gingerbread house auction aids Phoenix housing group
• Chandler police kill suspect in shooting
• Oakland A's announce negotiations for Mesa move
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Phoenix residents hail ficus tree they saved from destruction
• Phoenix residents hail ficus tree they saved from destruction
• Fiesta Bowl's legal bills top $5 mil
• UA health-care study to use county-worker data
• Officer in Buckeye Walmart shoplifting incident investigated
• Report: ALEC in Arizona influences lawmakers
• Superstition Mountains plane crash renews debate
• Arizona redistricting panel gets back to work
• Redistricting special election could have preclearance problems 
• Glendale suspect says fake check part of larger scheme
• Victims in fatal Arizona 97 collision identified
• Panel rejects recommendation to mandate smoking cessation coverage  
• Phoenix woman critically wounds intruder
• Phoenix woman critically wounds intruder
• Special session prospects look bleak for Prop. 106 repeal 
• Hunters find human skull found in Coconino County
• MCSO releases sketch of Mesa abduction suspect
• Court teaches school district a lesson — do what you promised
• Forbes: Arizona No. 20 for business climate
• Campaign finance maneuvers drawing state scrutiny 
• Brewer, hospitals announce plan to cover nearly 20,000 more on KidsCare
• Modern Phoenicians can learn from the ancient mariners of Phoenicia
• Loophole enables groups to conceal sources of electioneering money 
• Wounded Phoenix officer recovering; suspect held on bond
• Wounded Phoenix officer recovering; suspect held on bond
• Capitol Quotes: Nov. 25, 2011
• With Erickson fired, can ASU football be better than average?
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Medical Groups
• Fire damages Fountain Hills home
• Event to focus on U.S.-Israeli relations
• Missing Glendale girl: Mother released as deadline passes
• Gun store burglary in Prescott Valley results in $21,000 loss
• 911 calls describe horror of Superstitions plane crash
• PNC prices out the 12 Days of Christmas
• Phoenix new home sales begin to stabilize
• Fourteen soccer players earn Pac-12 All-Academic Honors
• Sun Devil football announces leadership change
• Women's basketball comes up short in upset bid of Rutgers
• Wrestling finishes 2-2 at Northeast Duals
• PBS Program Featuring The Mayo Clinic Diet Premieres Beginning Dec. 3
• Football falls to California 47-38
• Sun Devils close Old Spice Classic
• Charges still pending on teacher arrested in suspected abuse
• Charges still pending on teacher arrested in suspected abuse
• Duplex printing cuts carbon output, promotes ASU sustainability goals
• Purists will grin ear to ear in featherweight Porsche Cayman R
• Volleyball takes down Wildcats in season finale
• Holiday travel expected to decline sharply
• Tucson girl shot in head may have been playing with gun
• Arpaio to campaign for Rick Perry in New Hampshire
• US Airways adds SkyWest as regional carrier
• 18-month-old child pulled from Scottsdale pool
• Judge holds hearing Monday on Arizona voucher case
• Desert Vista stuns Hamilton to take Division I title
• Southwest Airlines launches Cyber Monday sale
• 16% of people will do Cyber Monday shopping from work
• Phoenix weather: A dip in temps, possible rain later in week
• Phoenix weather: A dip in temps, possible rain later in week
• Girl seriously injured in rollover crash in north Scottsdale
• Patrick Peterson shatters punt return records as a rookie (Slide Show)
• Cardinals RB Beanie Wells posts career day in Cardinals 23-20 win over St. Louis
• Cardinals Patrick Peterson returns fourth punt for a TD, sets NFL record
• 600K grant will help Hispanic students transition to jobs
• Black Friday sales up 7 percent
• Oregon company building rehab facilities in Tucson
• Shoppers could shell out $1.2B this Cyber Monday
• Scottsdale mayor cracking down on litterbugs
• Union: Phoenix bus drivers won’t strike
• ASU coach Dennis Erickson out after 5 seasons
• Arizona Electric Power Cooperative triumphs in rail dispute
• Phoenix federal office designed to better serve legal immigrants
• Phoenix federal office designed to better serve legal immigrants
• Sky Harbor handles Thanksgiving fliers smoothly
• Sky Harbor handles Thanksgiving fliers smoothly
• School board declares Irma Moreno's seat vacant
• School board declares Irma Moreno's seat vacant
• Dispute over Maricopa County's criminal information unclear
• Glendale will replace Fiesta Bowl lobbyist
• 'Teaching interns' help lacking schools
• Monk to hold 2-day retreat for meditation in Carefree
• Lumina Foundation gives grant for education
• Lumina Foundation gives grant for education
• Phoenix bus drivers union to forgo strike
• Phoenix bus drivers union to forgo strike
• Phoenix man struck, killed by car
• NBA owners, players reach tentative agreement
• Arizona plane crash wreckage recovered
• Senate's dead tree not quite what staffers had in mind
• McCain: Debt panel failure may hurt incumbents
• Grand Canyon University offers forensic-science degree
• Phoenix shelter provides aid to struggling families
• Scottsdale littering fine urged by mayor
• Arizona CPS myths identified, cleared up by experts
• Middle-class life harder to achieve, keep
• ATF gun probe: Behind the fall of Operation Fast and Furious
• Arizona border outpost one of the quietest in U.S.
• Phoenix shelter provides aid to struggling families
• Grand Canyon University offers forensic-science degree
• Arizona State ends volleyball season with upset of rival Arizona
• Phoenix rescue on Camelback Mountain completed after 2 hours
• Phoenix rescue on Camelback Mountain completed after 2 hours
• Latino groups meet with Arizona public school administrators
• Suspect ID'd in shooting of Phoenix officer
• Suspect ID'd in shooting of Phoenix officer
• 2011 Tour de Coops and Arcadia's Edible Garden Tour
• Semi overturns on I-10 at the 51; driver hurt
• Semi overturns on I-10 at the 51; driver hurt
• Cubs release spring training schedule, two games in Las Vegas
• Sycamore Square sold in Mesa for $6.25M
• Mesa wants to recover costs over false-alarm responses
• Tempe City Council approves big business development
• Gilbert's new town manager, family adapting to desert life
• Santan Trail being readied for launch
• New crosswalk links Scottsdale Quarter, Kierland Commons
• Scottsdale school district to resume selling ads on buses
• State auction set for 2 land parcels
• 8 Maricopa County educators named Rodel Exemplary Teacher
• Cave Creek school district to appeal bond-money ruling
• Tempe parade, Santa kick off holiday season
• Arizona teachers making a difference honored
• Arizona Medicaid cut approved by feds
• Phoenix area city employees take on dual roles in hard times
• Maricopa County joins study to improve road safety
• Arizona plane crash answers sought
• Black Friday: Earlier hours, more bargains, bigger crowds
• Phoenix area city employees take on dual roles in hard times
• Arizona teachers making a difference honored
• Free Lecture: A Public Program For The Arizona Scitech Festival
• Motorcyclist killed in I-17 on-ramp collision with truck
• Arizona woman tries to rob store with toy penguin, police say
• Phoenix store provided a kinder and gentler Black Friday
• Man in wheelchair injured after being struck by car
• Man in wheelchair injured after being struck by car
• Policing effort unnecessary for peaceful Occupy Phoenix
• Motorcyclist killed in I-17 on-ramp collision with truck
• Toddler critical after being pulled from Phoenix pool
• Toddler critical after being pulled from Phoenix pool
• Mayor-elect Stanton creates 24-member transition team
• Pablo Cruz named president of Nuestros Reconquistos
• Raising Cain’s to host job fair, hire 60
• First-time parents get helping hand at Babystop
• Roosevelt Growhouse - volunteers needed
• Kingman man arrested in shotgun killing
• Cave Creek Walmart closes after suspicious device found
• Phoenix Chamber seeks award nominations
• Man shot, killed on Thanksgiving in Tucson
• Sister Cities seeks applicants for teaching jobs in Japan
• Brookline College gets OK for master's in nursing program
• 'Someplace' at Children's Museum of Phoenix lets children imagine
• Central Phoenix Office Buildings List No. 1: Arizona Center
• Deficit failure increases uncertainty for businesses
• Valley Benefits: Re/Max Professionals donate 250 lunches
• Repeal of 3% withholding rule signed into law
• Black Friday crowds hit Phoenix area stores overnight in search of bargains
• Black Friday crowds hit Phoenix area stores overnight in search of bargains
• Hot holiday deals in Phoenix today
• Probe into Yuma power outage is ongoing
• Plans for Phoenix pension reform due
• Holiday flight became tragedy in Arizona's Superstition Mountains
• Phoenix Children's Hospital patients create bit of holiday cheer with cards
• Phoenix Children's Hospital patients create bit of holiday cheer with cards
• Arizona female Mexican wolf killed by lightning
• Phoenix Shadow Mountain High School's TV pilot draws acclaim
• Event-permit plan roils Cave Creek businesses
• Plans for Phoenix pension reform due
• Bicyclists lose access to Hidden Hills road in Scottsdale
• Maricopa County, YMCA programs aim to put teens back on track
• Peoria renegotiating contract with Theater Works
• Phoenix Shadow Mountain High School's TV pilot draws acclaim
• Paradise Valley close to its goal of burying all utility lines
• Maricopa County, YMCA programs aim to put teens back on track
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Davis-Monthan
• U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords included in Time's 'Person of the Year' poll
• Museum, Archaeological Site and Nature Preserve Is Looking For Volunteers
• Phoenix teen found unconscious in pool
• Phoenix teen found unconscious in pool
• Going local: Small Business Saturday event in Scottsdale
• Phoenix Optima condo developer set for 3rd effort
• Latino groups defend undocumented migrants charged with Arizona fires
• Court: Brewer, Senate failed to demonstrate Mathis neglected duty 
• Central Phoenix Office Buildings List No. 2: One and Two Renaissance Square
• Ask a Mexican on Hispanic Conservative Politicians in America
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, November 24th, 2011
• Meet Raven, a Homeless Man With More Community Than Many of Us Have
• House set to name room for Giffords' slain aide
• State's high court rebuffs Brewer's request
• Phoenix-area volunteers sustain a season for giving
• Former Bishop Thomas O'Brien forgoes Catholic award
• Valley mother, 60, fights the effects of early-onset Alzheimer's
• Former Bishop Thomas O'Brien forgoes Catholic award
• Anthem Holiday Classic Triathlon
• Guided Petroglyph Tours In January 2012
• D-Backs Announce Minor League Coaching Staff
• Arizona soldiers get a big welcome home
• Arizona soldiers get a big welcome home
• Several killed in Superstitions plane crash, Pinal officials say
• Phoenix Concerts: Neil Diamond – Aug. 29; US Airways Center
• 2 robbers sought in Phoenix credit-union heist
• 2 robbers sought in Phoenix credit-union heist
• Phoenix Concerts: The Irish Tenors - Dec. 4, Celebrity Theatre
• Chandler woman's urn containing mom's ashes stolen
• Youngtown officials to decide whether to keep police force
• Phoenix I-17 crash injures motorcyclist
• Phoenix I-17 crash injures motorcyclist
• Glendale, Avondale drug busts net 1,000 pounds of marijuana
• Phoenix man killed after answering door
• Chandler man guilty of murdering girlfriend
• Pregnant Avondale woman, unborn child die after shooting
• Glendale police: Man stabbed to death at apartment complex
• Debbie Cotton named interim director at Phoenix Convention Center
• Senate Republicans say Brewer broke commitment on IRC ballot referral
• PMI Group files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Un-Patriotic Act presumes you’re guilty until proven innocent
• Un-Patriotic Act presumes you’re guilty until proven innocent
• Amazon hiring 500 seasonal workers through Integrity Staffing
• Sky Harbor expects 50% increase in passengers today
• Mayo Clinic Hospital among top cardiovascular hospitals in U.S.
• Arizona gas prices still declining, set record for Thanksgiving weekend
• Mayo Clinic Psychologist Available to Speak about Coping with Eating Disorders During Holiday Season
• Phoenix girl placed in grandmother's custody
• Thermo Fluids buys Southwest Petroleum, consolidates Phoenix operations
• Central Phoenix Office Buildings list No. 3: Phoenix Plaza Tower I & II
• Arizona man accused of severing relative's hand with sword
• Chandler murder suspect admits lying
• Buckeye district asks state board to revoke teaching certificate
• Arizona Attorney General tips consumers on possible shopping frauds
• D-backs look to Kirk Gibson in marketing campaigns
• Investors grow cautious with market instability
• Judge downs PMI request to overturn seizure
• Glendale woman's missing dog found after 10 months
• Glendale woman's missing dog found after 10 months
• Oprah’s demise is a look into Obama’s future
• ASU professor provides White House blueprint for successful writing
• New lecture series spotlights higher education
• Phoenix area could see light rain Thanksgiving, Black Friday
• Phoenix City Council slashes jail tax, will lower water bills
• 2 Scottsdale men sentenced in sports gambling case
• Permits for new, revamped Phoenix billboards sought
• Small Business Saturday could mean big business for Phoenicians
• Grant sends low-income kids on educational field trips
• Grant sends low-income kids on educational field trips
• Boys and Girls Club provides holiday dinner for needy
• D-Backs Launch ‘Gibby Is Watching’ Ad Campaign
• American Red Cross Grand Canyon Chapter’s HOPE Store - Ribbon Cutting And Grand Opening
• Another drug tunnel found along Arizona-Mexico border
• Shoppers' phones to be flush with up-to-the-moment deals
• Mormon bias still part of politics
• Suit: Clean Elections agency misused tax dollars
• Brewer urges high court to hear appeal on SB 1070
• DPS stepping up presence on highways for holiday
• Phoenix ex-officer Contreras sees fraud charges renewed
• Phoenix ex-officer Contreras sees fraud charges renewed
• Cardinal DE Calais Campbell has blocked 3 field goals this season
• Leap before you look
• Missing Phoenix girl, 2, found safe; in CPS custody
• Poll: Voters sour on Brewer’s handling of IRC 
• Lawsuit alleges Clean Elections illegally using money  
• Sheriff's Office arrests 18 suspected illegal immigrants
• Brewer urges Supreme Court to hear SB1070 appeal
• Fed report links US wildfires to immigrants
• Lewis takes oath of office 
• Missing Glendale girl was kept in closet, beaten, sister said
• St. Mary's Food Bank distributes record amount of food
• Parks director headed for new job in Santa Barbara County 
• Man dies after being struck by vehicle
• Kurt Warner trying to sell Paradise Valley mansion for $5M
• Iridium releases first Apple iPhone app
• Men's hoops off to Orlando for Old Spice Classic
• Iveda Solutions closes $2.5M capital round
• Cooper, Smith represent Sun Devils at 2011 NWCA Classic
• Robles to be inducted into National Wrestling Hall of Fame
• Football closes out regular season with Senior Night against Cal
• Scottsdale Harley dealership in spotlight after Prince Harry rents bike
• Cox Charities gives $457K to nonprofits
• Phoenix police: 13-year-old girl takes 8-inch kitchen knife to school
• Phoenix police: 13-year-old girl takes 8-inch kitchen knife to school
• Arizona high school football--Finals preview
• Arizona man fatally runs over daughter's boyfriend, police say
• Economic Forecast event may push better outlook
• American Express heads up Small Business Saturday for local merchants
• 3 suspected drug mules found dead in Arizona
• Cross country wraps up 2011 season at National Championships
• P.F. Chang's plans Pei Wei Asian Market concept for Phoenix
• Thunderbird gets $100,000 grant for veteran scholarships
• Man accused of pointing gun into girlfriend's Mesa apartment
• Phoenix awarded $2.9 million grant for rail-area development
• Central Phoenix Office Buildings list No. 4: City Square
• Special session over reinstalling redistricting commission chairwoman?
• Tribe: Bill to stop casino near Glendale may spark water battle
• McDonald's in S. Phoenix to serve free breakfasts on Thanksgiving
• Is prop 106 repeal in the cards?
• Student-athletes in Buckeye Union High School District don't know if they'll get fee break
• Virtual Realities: State’s new technology chief needs a system that can handle $1 trillion  
• Pearce recall an example for ‘Top 2’ primary — but maybe not a good one 
• Phoenix girl, 2, reported missing, police say
• Go Daddy lines up early for Super Bowl ads
• Arizona redistricting reinstatement delay requested by Brewer
• Suspect in Chandler murder trial testifies in defense
• 2 suing Maricopa County settle claims
• Feds grant funds for light rail in Mesa
• Arizona tax credits rising for business
• Supercommittee throws in towel; next steps are unclear
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Perry High in Gilbert closed after bacteria detected
• Brewer, lawmakers move to block Mathis reinstatement; seek clarity from court 
• Erickson hopes California game leads to the Pac-12 Championship Game
• ASU to take on Golden Bears in final game of season
• Body found hanging from I-40 billboard
• Phoenix Concerts: The Pink Floyd Experience - Wish You Were Here; 3/24 Comerica
• Small business CEO to leave
• Pinal County deputy seriously hurt in San Tan Valley crash
• Scientists from ASU and Berkeley receive NSF grants to provide new insights
• Arizona high school football--Semifinals recap
• Tolleson man accused of firing gun at bar shot by police
• D-backs’ Hall: Early cancer testing and surgery may have saved life
• Former Suns player Cedric Ceballos admitted to hospital
• Obama 'lazy' comments on foreign investment still not sitting well
• Gilbert man arrested after police stand-off at his home
• Washington, Jefferson corridor showing signs of growth
• Brewer says IRC decisions likely in next two days 
• No recalls yet, but Brewer and Arpaio put on notice by anti-Pearce group 
• Woman in critical condition after Phoenix hit-run
• Woman in critical condition after Phoenix hit-run
• Glendale police confirm arrest of mother of missing girl, 5
• Tucson man in LA chase wounded, calls 911
• Mother arrested after tots left sleeping in Scottsdale motel
• Schapira explores run for Congress, highlights education work 
• Target gets 190,000 signatures on petition protesting Thanksgiving opening
• Apple passing HP for top PC spot helps Phoenix
• Central Phoenix Office Buildings list No. 5: Chase Tower
• HUD gives $2.9M grant to 'Reinvent Phoenix' program
• Greater Phoenix Chamber opens Impact Award nominations
• Hearst Foundations Grant Supports News21 Initiative
• UA-ASU game draws large television audience
• Phoenix child-molestation suspect admits break-in, documents show
• Phoenix child-molestation suspect admits break-in, documents show
• Salmon gets 2 lawmaker endorsements 
• Chandler students suspended for semester following letter
• State revenue up for 15th consecutive month 
• Surprise police looking for 2 men in armed home invasion
• New system could bring rain for Thanksgiving for Phoenix area
• New system could bring rain for Thanksgiving for Phoenix area
• Scottsdale man found dead on bus in Boston
• Oil spill forces McDowell closure near 19th Avenue
• Goodyear police spokesman put on paid administrative leave
• Local foods get more accessible
• Murder charge dropped in fatal Scottsdale road-rage incident
• Official canvass means Pearce out as lawmaker; Lewis wins by 12 points  
• 100 Days at Mall of America: Update from Mayo Clinic
• Brandon leads ASU to 79-54 win over Boston College
• Women's swimming takes second at Arena Invitational
• Avondale, Phoenix police warn residents to secure valuables
• Social Work professor earns grant to address sex trafficking issues
• Sun Devils overtaken by Wildcats in final minutes
• Top 25 NBA players: #15 Steve Nash
• Scottsdale vet's dog shelter in Kosovo helps troops cope
• Avondale Mayor Marie Lopez Rogers Elected as First Vice President of National League of Cities
• Arizona company tax bills shrinking
• Immigration takes back seat to economy, jobs as voter issue
• Jones Lang LaSalle creates multifamily practice
• Heather O'Reilly, Alex Morgan and Team USA now focus on Olympic qualifying
• California rules could lead to contractor fines
• Former Diamondbacks GM lands with Padres
• Sugarcane farming could be in Arizona's future
• Freeport worker killed in Indonesia as strike continues
• Congressman Flake to Introduce Legislation Targeting the Central Bank of Iran
• Go Daddy will comply with court ruling
• Man accused of molesting 4-year-old Phoenix girl
• Man accused of molesting 4-year-old Phoenix girl
• Bagged salads being recalled in Arizona, other states
• Phoenix sidewalk that cost $7M raises questions
• Hospice ceremony celebrates lives of those lost
• Hospice ceremony celebrates lives of those lost
• Files show Capt. Joel Fox favored
• Phoenix area flood maps change
• Bisbee’s mighty tug of war 
• Bolo tie is focus of Heard exhibit
• Pierce brings tell-it-like-it-is approach to Senate presidency 
• Man critically injured in Phoenix shooting
• Man critically injured in Phoenix shooting
• Pearce recall group plans future political activism 
• Recall threat tactic may prove difficult 
• Capitol Quotes: Nov. 18, 2011
• Kimberly Brandon's 18 in 24 minutes leads Arizona State over Boston College
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Phoenix marketing firm reflects on marketing lessons
• Redistricting chair ready to return to work
• Phoenix Concerts Review: Rick Springfield – Nov. 18, 2011, Phoenix
• Cyclist killed in Phoenix accident
• Tobin Heath scores late as Team USA and Sweden end 2011 with 1-1 draw
• Arizona tax cuts greatly benefit corporations
• Concussions in sports a subtle threat
• Loughner's life behind bars detailed
• Phoenix Concerts: Tesla–Jan. 6, Celebrity Theatre (rescheduled from Nov. 18)
• Phoenix Concerts: New Edition, Dec. 30 – Celebrity Theatre
• Adoption group AASK needs donations
• New methods help find missing kids
• Chandler program reminds students that science is fun
• About 330 children find families at adoption event
• Phoenix Concerts: Vince Neil & Skid Row – Dec. 3, Celebrity Theatre
• Pima County weighs bond issue to aid Raytheon
• Phoenix civil rights leader joins U.S. Dept. of Justice
• Fatal motorcycle-semi accident near Bagdad
• Mesa parents warned after abduction attempts
• Jones Lang LaSalle creates multifamily practice
• Davis-Monthan airman killed in ATV accident
• Actors Theatre fundraiser set for Nov. 20
• Phoenix area getting cooler temps
• Phoenix area getting cooler temps
• Arizona road crews gearing up for snow
• Former Surprise assistant police chief could lose credentials
• Ex-Glendale officer barred from state law enforcement
• Record crowd expected for U.S.-Sweden soccer match in Glendale
• Military training lab introduced at Scottsdale Healthcare
• More migrants' kids going to college
• Phoenix group seeks to ban new billboards
• Mistrial declared in Phoenix fatal road-rage incident in 2008
• More migrants' kids going to college
• Arpaio's custom bus is inspected and ready to roll
• Phoenix group seeks to ban new billboards
• San Tan baby has 6 grandmas, and that's a lot of hugs
• Children, families marvel at life-size snow globe at Tempe Marketplace
• Mistrial declared in Phoenix fatal road-rage incident in 2008
• Valley Youth Theatre Presents A Winnie The Pooh Christmas Tail
• D-Backs’ Kirk Gibson Named BBWAA Nl Manager Of The Year
• 8 protesters arrested at Occupy Phoenix
• 8 protesters arrested at Occupy Phoenix
• Peoria considers strict rules on false alarms
• 2 Buckeye men get prison for accomplice's death in burglary
• Brewer, lawmakers eyeing special session following Mathis reinstatement 
• Campaign manager: Lewis likely to run in 2012  
• Mary Rose Wilcox to announce plans Monday on re-election bid
• Radical redesign of teacher preparation enters next phase
• Sonoran governor touts his border state ‘safest’ in Mexico 
• Fiesta Bowl chief says excesses are over
• Brewer taking hold-the-line stance on spending
• ASU sells out rivalry game against UA
• Arizona Christian University picks Munsil for school president
• Arizona redistricting battle far from over
• Man shot, critically hurt in parking-lot fight
• Grocery stores, restaurants gear up for busy Thanksgiving
• Brewer, GOP leaders considering redistricting options
• Peoria Chamber offers special to attract members
• James Arthur Ray gets prison time in sweat-lodge deaths
• Chandler teacher arrested, suspected of sexual abuse
• Surprise man, 70, burned in garage fire
• Stabilization funds lower Phoenix foreclosures
• Public Relations Agencies List No. 1: Zion & Zion
• Valley Metro lands $4 million in federal grants
• $100K worth of pot recovered in Arizona desert
• Scottsdale police search for woman using stolen credit card
• Target store could transform downtown Phoenix
• Distressed-home numbers fall in Goodyear
• Business wins repeal of 3% withholding requirement
• Mortgage rates hover near record lows
• Women's XC prepares for NCAA Championships
• Swimming opens up Arena Invitational with relay victory
• Men's hoops hosts New Mexico Lobos
• Valley Benefits: Scottsdale police helping K-9s
• Brewer travels to Washington in push to deploy F-35s to Luke Air Force Base
• How the tables turn
• Pearce recall shows voters want leaders, not rulers
• Cardon uses polished message in claiming ‘outsider’ status
• Mexican women accused of smuggling tranquilizer
• Internet security firm releases 25 worst passwords
• Obama, ICE reviewing 300K deportation cases
• Honeywell, OneNeck, VisionGate get tech honors
• Court reinstates impeached redistricting chair
• Scottsdale Adopt-A-Family needs donors
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Suspects arrested in string of thefts in Phoenix, Avondale
• Phil Gordon, Greg Stanton discuss Phoenix's future
• Phil Gordon, Greg Stanton discuss Phoenix's future
• Maricopa County's payroll upgrades advance
• 74 downtown Phoenix condos purchased
• More in Arizona turning to food banks
• Gilbert 16-year-old's apparent suicide a shock
• Arizona ruling is a setback for video billboards
• Arizona ruling is a setback for video billboards
• Deportation focus is now on criminals
• More Arizona travelers expected for the Thanksgiving rush
• Suspects arrested in string of thefts in Phoenix, Avondale
• More in Arizona turning to food banks
• D-Backs Agree To Terms With Free Agent Hill
• Bill Johnson's Big Apple
• Congressman Flake Disappointed by Failure of Balanced Budget Amendment
• Glendale-area casino-ban bill passes hurdle
• ICE memo confirms Obama administration’s easing on deportation cases
• Arizona Supreme Court reinstates impeached IRC Chairwoman Colleen Mathis
• Redistricting uncertainty hovers over legislative candidates  
• Redistricting applicants raise questions of qualifications, independence 
• Arizona Technology Council names GCOI winners
• High court reinstates ousted redistricting chairwoman 
• It’s over! Cain won again
• Man's body found below bridge at Grand Canyon
• Occupy Phoenix protesters demonstrate on light rail
• Sources: Schapira to open exploratory committee for Congress 
• Glendale police: Fight over cigarette leads to gunshot
• Amanpour accepts 2011 Cronkite Award
• AG investigating El Mirage over use of funds in bond election
• Asarco's Arizona mine producing illegal emmissions
• Glendale police: Robbers held 2 hostage at Jack in the Box
• Arizona unemployment rate drops to 9%
• 8 percent of Arizona mortgage holders are late on payments
• Social work professor to serve on Arizona Geriatrics Society board
• Man accused of spitting on Chandler police officer
• Sun Devil Porter-King named 2011 PGA First Lady of Golf
• Public Relations Agencies List No. 2: The Lavidge Co.
• Chandler police: 2-year-old found crying at street corner
• Southwest Airlines teams with TLC on new TV show
• Mobinnov brings QR marketing campaign to GCOI
• El Mirage police: 3 arrested, accused in home burglary
• Taser snares 350-piece order from Colorado State Patrol
• Phoenix woman arrested for alleged drug smuggling at jail
• Phoenix woman arrested for alleged drug smuggling at jail
• Mesa crash kills SUV driver, police say
• CareMore opening Phoenix medical center for seniors
• San Tan Valley man found on Ukraine streets to return home
• Thanksgiving travel in Arizona to rise nearly 5%
• AZ court hears challenge to redistricting ouster
• Scottsdale, Tempe the smartest big cities in Arizona; Glendale last
• Gilbert High student killed self, jumped in car's path, police say
• Gilbert police: 2 gunmen, 2 others rob Gilbert video game store
• Gilbert police: Teen suspected of snatching 64-year-old woman's purse
• Team Cardon taking shape
• Report alleges Arpaio aides ignored misconduct
• Efforts to promote adoption of Phoenix rescue animals increasing
• Judge hears arguments in suit on tax credit, abortion
• Protesters say New Times' website sex-laden, must go
• Redistrict panel bound by Open Meeting Law, Arizona argues in court
• Ariz. child-welfare task force hears past failures of CPS
• Documents unsealed on deputy Joel Fox's dismissal
• Phil Gordon to work for non-profit after term ends
• Racial hate crimes surge 39% in Phoenix
• Protesters say New Times' website sex-laden, must go
• Ask a Mexican on Cleanliness South of the Border
• Phil Gordon to work for non-profit after term ends
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, November 17th, 2011
• Racial hate crimes surge 39% in Phoenix
• How Greg Stanton, a Fair-Haired, Blue-Politicked Lawyer, Became Phoenix's Next Mayor
• Activist Randy Parraz Led an Army of Non-Partisan Warriors to Take Down Russell Pearce
• Abby Wambach and Team USA preparing for showdown with Sweden
• 'Race' Performance
• Congressman Flake Introduces Recreational Shooting Protection Act
• Woofstock: November 19, 2011
• Gilbert Days: November 17-19, 2011
• DPS pursues motorcyclist in Phoenix
• DPS pursues motorcyclist in Phoenix
• Free 'Rock the Block' event in downtown Chandler: Nov. 19
• FREE Rock the Block Event in Downtown Chandler: November 19, 2011
• PetSmart income rises on higher sales in 3Q
• Phil Gordon lands job at billionaire's biotech center
• GOP leader: More illegal immigration bills coming next session 
• Phoenix Concerts: Koffin Kats - Chaser’s in Scottsdale, Nov. 26
• School bus runs over bicyclist
• School bus runs over bicyclist
• Peoria man tied to child prostitution
• Maricopa County approves Arpaio’s $456K bus for inmates
• University of Arizona No. 3 in men's basketball revenue, ASU not in top 20
• U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear challenge of Arizona restraining-order law
• Drug tunnel found in Nogales rental house
• House members want Holder to resign over handling of ‘Fast and Furious’
• Regents to lawmakers: Tuition hikes burdening students
• Arizona withdraws from Western Climate Initiative
• Judge hears arguments in AZ redistricting case
• Ex-Fiesta Bowl COO indicted by federal grand jury
• Sun Devils fall to Pepperdine despite late push
• Mark Goudeau tells jurors, 'I am not a monster'
• Mark Goudeau tells jurors, 'I am not a monster'
• Arizona Energy Consortium plots state solar plan
• Only 38 percent of Arizonans born in the state
• Queen Creek politician on dating quest found on Ukraine street
• Former Fiesta Bowl COO indicted on federal charges
• Cox rolls out data usage meter for residential customers
• Arizona high school football--Semifinals preview
• Amtech sets revenue record as solar slowdown begins to take hold
• Arizona AG sues Phoenix telemarketing companies for fraud
• Mesa police: Nephew, dead woman argued over cigarettes
• Ak-Chin Indian Community breaks ground on $35M family entertainment complex
• Phoenix area gets pleasant 70s as highs before weekend storm
• Phoenix area gets pleasant 70s as highs before weekend storm
• Police find inconsistencies in road-rage shooting story
• Public Relations Agencies List No. 3: E.B. Lane & Steve Levine Entertainment
• Nation's biggest teacher prep program revamps training
• 1 year probation in Susan Brock tampering case
• Meet new Maryvale police commander
• Gordon, Stanton to share stage to discuss 'Phoenix in Transition'
• Phoenix briefs: Sister Cities, Movie in the park, blood drive
• Glendale Sahuaro Ranch Sports Complex gets $2.8M renovation
• Phoenix school-safety official uses songs to instruct children
• Loop 101 crash involving Tempe school bus closed 3 lanes
• Cardon has ‘A’ word for Flake
• Goodyear residents will get to meet police chief finalists
• Judge to mull whether to end redistricting probe
• Amanpour to accept ASU journalism award
• Dr. Phil thinks Zahau case should be reopened
• Lighthouse
• 4 more Arizona hotels net 4 diamonds from AAA
• 19 seek to become new chief of Arizona redistricting panel
• Eloy prison's Hawaiian population takes part in harvest ceremony
• Alzheimer's Institute offers resources, support groups
• Gabrielle Giffords' political future is still hazy
• Maricopa County workers earned $7 mil in overtime in '10
• Arizona's credit card debit on the rise
• Maricopa County set to pay $1 million over death in Arpaio jail
• Dems hopeful after Giffords interview
• Woman, 90, injured in Phoenix car crash
• Woman, 90, injured in Phoenix car crash
• Chandler child-abduction attempt reported near school
• Maricopa County supervisors may OK Sheriff Arpaio's bus
• Banner, Scottsdale Healthcare among first in nation with new heart valve
• 19 apply for redistricting chair 
• Arizona Legislature: First bills introduced 2 months before session
• James Arthur Ray: Witnesses ask for leniency for self-help author
• MCSO hires consultant for employee discipline
• Arizona high school football--Round 2 recap
• NBA players sue owners in federal court
• Coors Light ads come to light rail trains after policy change
• Helicopter pilot hurt in 'hard landing' near Grand Canyon airport
• Man with throat cut found in front yard of Sun City home
• DPS: Driver who led officers on chase near Buckeye ID'd
• Judge dismisses challenge to Arizona abortion law
• BofA's Moynihan: We learned from debit card fiasco
• Nephew accused of killing retired Mesa teacher
• Cardon on statewide tour for GOP Senate candidacy
• 2 Goodyear police officers cleared in fatal hit-run probe
• Glendale police seek information in fatal shooting
• Go Green Conference brings sustainability discussion to Phoenix
• Melanie Pate leaves AG's office for Lewis & Roca
• Phoenix wage gains far outpace rest of West
• Man in fatal confrontation claims self defense, Phoenix police say
• Man in fatal confrontation claims self defense, Phoenix police say
• Amkor puts off possible Toshiba operations due to Thailand flooding
• Google joins Groupon, Amazon with Phoenix daily deals
• Fed's Williams calls U.S. economy lackluster, but bright on Phoenix
• Phoenix police searching for man who shot woman twice
• Phoenix police searching for man who shot woman twice
• West campus students 'adopt' families for the holidays
• Giffords speaks to southern Arizona constituents
• Glendale police still hopeful missing girl will be found alive
• A turning point in the immigration debate?
• Phoenix Concerts: Michelle Branch – Nov. 19, Outlets at Anthem
• Phoenix Concerts: IL DIVO & Orchestra – July 12, Comerica Theatre
• Training helps veterans transition to fighting wildfires
• 40 guns stolen in burglary of northern Arizona home
• Poll: More than half of Arizonans support a nonpartisan ballot in primaries
• Kelly won’t run for Congress in Gabby’s place
• Tucson man sentenced for sexually assaulting stroke patient
• Giffords shows great progress, but still struggles
• South Phoenix housing project replaces crime-ridden complex
• Perkins Coie opens Taiwan office
• Baseball payroll manager guilty of embezzling $2M
• Phoenix police precincts work together to help homeless
• Redistricting panel's lawyers: Board can sue
• Grandfamilies Place a 1st for Valley
• Arizona child-safety task force will hold its 1st meeting
• Arizona child-safety task force will hold its 1st meeting
• Maricopa County board sets new priorities
• Phoenix police precincts work together to help homeless
• Lewis: Focus on moderate migrant bill
• Gabrielle Giffords' recovery: Finding her voice again
• Help design Arizona women-veterans license plate
• Ex-Phoenix school official Jarrett Maupin freed
• Grandfamilies Place a 1st for Valley
• $8.5 mil El Mirage bond proposal passes by 3 votes
• Ex-Phoenix school official Jarrett Maupin freed
• Giffords records message to her constituents
• D-backs Celebrity Golf Classic 'A SaluteTo Veterans'
• CNBC: The DNA of serial entrepreneurs.
• Rising pecan prices hitting grocers, restaurants
• Morris Stein honored by architects group
• NBA, Suns season in jeopardy; lawsuit looms
• Apache Junction soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Phoenix police: Man, 23, involved in fight dies
• Phoenix police: Man, 23, involved in fight dies
• Arizona part of Kotex tampon recall
• Giffords struggles to speak, no run until ‘better’
• Man found with cut throat in Wickenburg
• Congressman Flake Urges Supercommittee Not to Create Farm Bill Programs That Could Lead to Higher Spending
• Erickson looks to rebound in rivalry game this week
• Defense arguing for life in Baseline Killer case
• Police catch 2 suspects in Phoenix home
• Police catch 2 suspects in Phoenix home
• Worker engulfed in flames in Phoenix incident
• Worker engulfed in flames in Phoenix incident
• Few apply for IRC chair 
• No pay, high scrutiny – what’s not to like?
• Morris Stein receives lifetime achievement award
• Brewer heading to D.C.
• U.S. Supreme Court may decide on SB1070 appeal within weeks 
• Surprise police: No charges in gun incident involving boy
• Preach and Tuioti-Mariner earn Pac-12 Player of the Week honors
• Women's cross country earns spot in championship
• Chandler couple accused of letting dogs die in apartment
• Cronkite News offered on mobile devices
• Grease fire burns Scottsdale townhouse
• Ahwatukee Foothills man convicted in son's death
• El Mirage man arrested in Scottsdale burglary
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Public Relations Agencies
• Four Arizona hotels added to prestigious AAA list
• NBA season may crumble as players reject latest offer
• Scottsdale police: Pair used drugs at hotel with tot nearby
• Mayo Clinic Study Confirms Smoke-Free Workplaces Reduce Heart Attacks
• Mayo Clinic Trustees Welcome New Member and Re-Elect Another
• $70,000 in donations keeps Actors Theater alive
• 'Go Green' conference coming to Phoenix
• Phoenix foreclosures reach lowest level since early 2008
• Stanton carries 6 of 8 Phoenix council districts
• Stem Cell Study Helps Clarify the Best Time for Therapy to Aid Heart Attack Survivors
• Chandler woman accused of stabbing husband with sword
• Chandler police shoot, kill bull that charged child
• ASU hosts Arizona in State Farm Territorial Cup duel
• Sun Devils run out of comebacks, lose 37-27 to WSU
• Supreme Court will hear challenge to health care reform law
• Civic Space Park named as 2011 Rudy Bruner Award Medal recipient
• Peoria police: Man, 37, accused of sexually abusing teen
• Sky Harbor offers discounted Thanksgiving parking
• AZ Supreme Court: Recall laws meant to protect public, not politicians 
• Kia Optima hybrid rocks with fuel economy, value and styling
• Suns' Lynn Agnello, EmpowHER take home Stevie awards
• Constitutional provision raises question of recall reimbursement for Pearce 
• Trip to Turkey launches early childhood education project
• Authorities find missing hiker in Superstition Mountains
• Phoenix International Raceway is a bright spot in a gloomy Phoenix economy
• Another weekend system forecast for Phoenix after warmer week
• Teen rescued after falling in Arizona's Mount Lemmon cave
• Arizona Supreme Court to issue opinion explaining Pearce recall ruling
• Tiny Arizona border town full of strange stories
• Scorpion antivenom has stinging cost
• Scorpion antivenom has stinging cost
• Buckeye's engineer takes on added role
• Phoenix home-fraud lawsuit leads to indictment
• Phoenix home-fraud lawsuit leads to indictment
• Maricopa County dedicates new downtown Phoenix court tower
• Maricopa County dedicates new downtown Phoenix court tower
• Susan G. Komen Arizona 3-Day for the Cure raises almost $4 million
• The morning after
• Pearce recall vote energizes Democrats
• Redistricting law writers say ouster defies intent
• Thomas discipline hearing drew huge online audience 
• Sen. Steve Smith wants to link teacher pay to performance 
• Percival Lowell: Stargazer 
• Lawyer seeks to take political wraps off judges 
• Latinos to Madonna: Address migrant rights in Super Bowl performance!
• Tempe charity holds event to benefit African youth
• Phoenix area weather expected to clear up
• Arizona storm brings another rainy weekend
• Giffords recovery process detailed by best friend
• Arizona State takes Utah in five sets for third-straight volleyball win
• Russell Pearce recall may indicate new political climate
• Fallen border agent Brian Terry honored
• $27 million veterans home dedicated in Tucson
• Supai principal proving grass can be greener here
• Valley Penn State alumni feel range of emotions
• Phoenix area cities collect more sales-tax revenue
• Phoenix area cities collect more sales-tax revenue
• 'Runner's heart' sustained teacher, family man
• Dinner honors Valley firefighters, raises money for charity
• Cox collecting nominations for conservation heroes
• Bass Pro Shops Winter Wonderland: FREE Pictures with Santa through December 24th
• Surprise child injured by gun; possible accident
• Plane flips over at Deer Valley Airport
• Pie Social: November 12, 2011
• Certified Local Fall Festival: Saturday November 12, 2011
• Brian Terry case sealed in federal court
• Arizona State uses dominant third set to upend Colorado in volleyball
• Retailers blur line between Thanksgiving, Black Friday
• Phoenix bishop reverses ruling on wine for Communion
• Ouster of Arizona redistrict chair provokes backlash
• Can Sheriff Joe Arpaio avoid fate of allies?
• Slain agent's memorial to include critics of gun sting
• Phoenix voter turnout sets city-election record
• Baseline Killer victims' families tell their stories
• Arizona native talks about becoming Girl Scouts' new leader
• Phoenix voter turnout sets city-election record
• Phoenix bishop reverses ruling on wine for Communion
• National League of Cities conference puts Mesa on display
• Arizona native talks about becoming Girl Scouts' new leader
• Anthem dedicates memorial for veterans
• Baseline Killer victims' families tell their stories
• Court filing details pay of Arizona executioner
• The Chicago way : O’Grady may be smoking gun for Cain attacks
• Phoenix car chase ends with crash, shooting
• Phoenix car chase ends with crash, shooting
• Loop 101 4-car pileup blocks most westbound lanes
• Loop 101 4-car pileup blocks most westbound lanes
• Women's swimming defeats UCLA
• Lettuce-truck spill snarls traffic on I-17
• Lettuce-truck spill snarls traffic on I-17
• $118,000 seized from vehicle at Arizona border
• Valley Benefits: McDonald's raises money for Phoenix schools
• El Mirage $8.5M bond proposal appears to have passed
• Cat comes down from Arizona cactus after 3 days
• Glendale police: Missing boy found safe at a friend's house
• Remains of 3 Arizona plane-crash victims recovered
• ‘60 Minutes,' 'Nightline' doing stories on police use of Taser stun guns
• Meridian Bank swings to 3Q profit
• Glendale girl missing: No significant leads after 1 month
• First Solar quietly pioneers Phoenix solar industry
• Latest count shows almost 12 point Lewis lead 
• Starbucks, Chipotle, holiday ice rink set for CityScape
• Mayo Researchers Discover Tactic to Delay Age-Related Disorders
• Tolleson police sergeant may face domestic violence charges
• SBA Lenders list No. 1: JPMorgan Chase & Co.
• SXC Health Solutions relocates to Phoenix with new lease
• Arizona woman fatally run over by husband, police say
• Chandler University kicks off Veterans’ Boot Camp
• Scottsdale police: Man arrested in fatal road-rage shooting
• Women's hoops defeats UC Riverside in season opener
• SAA hosts T-shirt trade-in event to prepare for “Duel in the Desert” game
• Lockett's double-double leads ASU past Montana State
• CityCenter of CityNorth fall holiday farmers' market
• Red-light camera vendor sues Tennesse city over enforcement
• Few small firms using health care tax credits
• Christopher & Banks to close 100 stores
• FAIR Bust
• Capitol Quotes: Nov. 11, 2011
• State sweeps and cost shifts impact Mohave County
• Phoenix area could see rain this weekend
• DEFEATED: Pearce’s ouster viewed as cautionary tale for immigration hawks 
• New Phoenix council member: Job growth, crime prevention are priorities
• Phoenix resource officers making middle school safer, officials say
• Planning panel OKs tightening of restrictions in marijuana measure
• Phoenix Councilwoman Williams to focus on budget in 4th council term
• Changes to Phoenix billboard ordinance clear planners
• Artist reaches out to students at Cesar Chavez
• Carmona, former surgeon general, to run for Kyl's seat
• 1,500 expected to begin 3-day Komen benefit walk
• SB 1070 legal fees have passed $2 mil
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• 1,500 expected to begin 3-day Komen benefit walk
• Arizona programs help veterans get off the street
• Arizona programs help veterans get off the street
• Scottsdale WWII vet making sure B-17 crew's dramatic stories survive
• Billionaire wants to change health care world
• Election sets a new moderate tone for Phoenix and Arizona
• Sheriff Babeu takes on Soros, Holder in fundraising
• McCain: Clock ticking on Coyotes deal, future
• D-Backs Announce 35-Game 2012 Spring Training Schedule
• Suns hire former banking executive Tanya Wheeless
• Avnet buying Pinnacle Data Systems for $22M
• White House asks Supreme Court to pass on Arizona appeal
• Scottsdale road-rage shooting kills 1
• Former surgeon general Carmona to run for Senate
• Harkins might be closing Phoenix theaters
• House OKs ‘crowd funding’ as way to raise capital
• Phoenix Concerts: Funeral Party - The Marquee, Nov. 13
• Payson man arrested in underage sex bust
• In the midst of negative sports outlooks, the Phoenix Mercury and WNBA look good
• Phoenix Concerts Review: Joe Walsh – Oct. 31, 2011 - Phoenix
• Glendale police seek missing man
• Brewer cuts nearly half-million-dollar check for SB1070 defense 
• Pearce: I will not retreat
• Child prostitution trial against Sunflower Farmers Market founder delayed
• Black Cards to headline Scottsdale's "Mint" - November 16th
• Hit the Lights come to town on Sunday, November 13th
• Scottsdale teacher accused of abuse
• Court: Land Dept. funding illegal 
• Republican Sitton files exploratory for Giffords’ seat 
• Phoenix Suns hire former banking executive Tanya Wheeless
• Avnet to purchase Pinnacle Data Systems for $22M
• DPS chase driver who refused to stop near Buckeye
• Will new Phoenix mayor, council members shake up politics?
• Mesa man identified as victim in deadly I-10 tanker fire
• Arizona high school football--Playoff preview round 2
• Babeu takes on Soros, Holder and drug cartels in fundraising pitches
• Crair Barrett talks US competitiveness at Thunderbird event
• Legal agreement forces Harkins Theatres to install technology for blind, deaf
• Arizona mental health budget increases while most states see cuts
• More Arizonans can refinance for underwater mortgages under new plan
• Man linked to 3 sex assaults of teens in 1990s arrested
• Man linked to 3 sex assaults of teens in 1990s arrested
• Sky Harbor traffic outpaces 2010 figures
• Glendale house fire: 2 found dead after firefighters arrive
• SBA Lenders list No. 2: Wells Fargo
• Woman robs Starbucks inside Scottsdale Bashas' grocery store
• U.S. Department of Commerce Honors DeVry University for International Student Recruitment Efforts
• New Arizona Senate president chosen: Steve Pierce of Prescott
• Carmona announces U.S. Senate run 
• Phoenix man accused in shooting at ASU West campus
• Phoenix man accused in shooting at ASU West campus
• Probation for Chandler woman in Brock case
• From Pearce to Pierce: Prescott rancher elected new Senate President 
• Arizona No. 3 in home foreclosures, rate spikes 18%
• Fight breaks out on Phoenix light-rail train
• Fight breaks out on Phoenix light-rail train
• Mortgagte rates move below 4%, near record lows
• Scottsdale police arrest man in two apartment fires
• Chandler girl's suspension over threatening note upsets dad
• Peoria police: 18-year-old accused in home burglary
• Glendale group home robbed
• Phoenix Union bond issues, Madison override likely to succeed
• Lawyer who exposed Cortes strives for ‘purity in the process’ 
• Construction finished on court building in Phoenix
• Obama, prominent AZ Dems urging Carmona Senate run 
• Three senators jockey for Senate presidency 
• Some GOP senators expected to give Lewis cold shoulder 
• Peoria Police Department to hire 2 new police officers
• Fire ban lifted at Phoenix mountain preserves
• Grant funds student work on light rail mobile app
• Pearce recall: Senate GOP searches for new leader
• Ex-U.S. Attorney Burke admits to leaking whistle-blower's records
• Shuttle is best option to bypass PIR traffic in Avondale
• Phoenix's City Council set for changes
• Phoenix's City Council set for changes
• Push is on to create jobs for veterans
• Vietnam wall to be displayed in Tempe
• Arizonans favor path to citizenship, ASU poll says
• Investigation starts on I-10 tanker-truck crash that killed 1
• Russell Pearce has many options, analysts say
• Jerry Lewis aims for peace with GOP colleagues
• Ask a Mexican on Uninhibited Women
• Dethroned: Host of factors helped oust Russell Pearce
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, November 10th, 2011
• Take a Chilling Look Inside the Baseline Killer Case
• New look on the court for Arizona State women's basketball team in 2011-12
• D-Backs President and CEO Derrick Hall Undergoes Successful Surgery To Remove Prostate
• D-backs Celebrity Golf Tournament Tees Off With A Salute To Veterans
• Wreckage of small plane found in western Arizona
• D-Backs Managing General Partner Kendrick Inducted Into First-Ever
• D-Backs Agree To Terms With Free Agent Henry Blanco
• D-backs' Outfielder Justin Upton and Pitcher Daniel Hudson Earn Louisville Slugger's 2011 Silver Slugger Award
• Phoenix Fire Department News - Statewide Disaster Exercise Largest In Arizona History
• Anthem Turkey Trot
• NFL players union files for decertification
• Glendale Mayor Elaine Scruggs laser-focused on Coyotes, not NFL lockout
• Attorney claims Scott Bundgaard passed private polygraph test
• VirTra Systems breaks revenue record
• Cardinals to offer refunds if lockout cancels NFL games
• Avnet facilities spared from Japan’s earthquake
• Claude Mattox defends incentive stance, wants Phoenix tax breaks considered beyond downtown
• Docufide changing name to Parchment
• SRP has key to inner workings of Roosevelt Dam
• Universal Technical Institute partners with CheckMark Vehicle Safety Services
• AMC Theatres to show indie horror movies
• D-Backs President And CEO Derrick Hall To Undergo Surgery For Prostate Cancer
• Life Time Turkey Day 5K
• Thanksgiving at The Ritz-Carlton
• The Power of a Single Vote - Phoenix Election Information and Polling Places
• Mother of missing Glendale girl gives birth
• Phoenix Irish center library begins taking shape
• Phoenix Irish center library begins taking shape
• Candy being collected for U.S. troops' care packages
• Maricopa County unveils rules for MCSO budget
• County officials' lawsuits vs. Arpaio, Thomas dismissed
• More Arizona kids died of abuse in 2010
• Gallardo wants DOJ to draw new districts 
• Brewer will not call special session for Tuesday 
• Twists and turns in redistricting process
• Mesa, Chandler mayors announce support for Salmon 
• Fecal matter saves Arizona man
• ICE detainee dies while in federal custody in Arizona
• Lawyer says Cortes OK in campaign filings; SOS says law broken 
• ASU to display historic moon rock
• Mark Goudeau guilty on first-degree murder in 'Baseline Killer' case
• Mark Goudeau guilty on first-degree murder in 'Baseline Killer' case
• Quotes: Coach Erickson on CO win, injuries, and facing UCLA
• 2 accused in attempted robbery at ATM in Glendale
• Dem commissioners Herrera, McNulty blast Brewer 
• Quotes: Osweiler expects great game out of UCLA
• Football heads to California for showdown with UCLA
• Forrester: 'Power users' have Macs at the office
• Arizona gas prices on the decline
• Avondale police officer who shot, killed man placed on leave
• Tucson restaurant worker accused of exposing self
• Clear Channel Outdoor U.S. ad revenue on the rise
• License plate photo leads to Chandler arrest following hit-and-run
• Lawmakers told to prepare for special session on IRC 
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Interior Design Firms
• General Services Administration leases space in Chandler
• Money talks: Western Alliance repays TARP funds with SBLF funds
• Mathis refutes open meeting allegations 
• Mesa CVB names Milt Fort interim president after Brinton's death
• UniSource Energy income up 7.3 percent
• NFL increasing security at University of Phoenix Stadium
• Driver ejected, killed in crash on Interstate 10 in Avondale
• 'Massive' smuggling ring dismantled in Arizona
• 'Massive' smuggling ring dismantled in Arizona
• Glendale officers on leave after police officer's fatal shooting
• Mayo Clinic Partners with Advocacy Organizations to Create Tools to Help Recognize Youth Mental Health
• Scottsdale police search for Wells Fargo robber
• IRC responds to Brewer, says allegations unwarranted 
• Phoenix-area above-average temps expected to take a plunge Saturday
• Phoenix-area above-average temps expected to take a plunge Saturday
• Maroon & Gold Wrestle-Offs end with pin, gold victory
• Soccer defeats Washington on Senior Day
• Washington State tops volleyball 3-0
• Osweiler powers Sun Devils past Buffaloes
• Authorities to share details of AZ smuggling bust
• Pearce’s immigration obsession hurts Arizona
• New $50M statewide education data system faces uphill battle 
• FAIR game?
• 2 die in Phoenix auto accidents
• Maricopa Community Colleges to ban tobacco use
• Phoenix girl dies following beating
• Phoenix disaster simulation to train emergency workers
• Phoenix police chief works on communication, consistency
• Phoenix police chief works on communication, consistency
• Phoenix disaster simulation to train emergency workers
• Maricopa Community Colleges to ban tobacco use
• New ASU exhibit brings the moon up close
• Holiday fliers, prepare for sticker shock
• Use of busing system to deter returning illegal immigrants increases
• One Month Remains For Fans To Submit Applications For 2012 Michael Wogan D-Backs Season Ticket Scholarship Program
• BofA may pull back from debit card fee
• 2-year-old Mesa boy run over, killed
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Congressman Flake Releases Statement on UN Decision to Grant Palestinian Authority Full UNESCO Membership
• Half of US households get federal benefits
• Employers to charge smokers, overweight more for health care
• US Airways flight attendant found dead in Mexico
• Wells Fargo backs away from debit card fee
• Feds modify solar zones in Arizona, other states
• Study: Sand dunes shifting
• Lobbyists put money on Russell Pearce
• Sierra Cook scores in final home game as Arizona State beats Washington 1-0
• 2 die in Phoenix auto accidents
• NetworkingPhoenix plans another event
• Phoenix Concerts Review: 3 Doors Down – Oct. 26, 2011 – AZ State Fair
• Phoenix Concerts: Big Head Todd & The Monsters – Nov. 19 - JW Desert Ridge Blue
• Phoenix Concerts: As I Lay Dying – Dec. 14 at The Venue Scottsdale
• Phoenix girl dies following beating
• Phoenix Concerts: Cake plays Phoenix, Dec. 10 – The Marquee
• Phoenix Concerts: Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly Nov. 12 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel
• Phoenix Concerts: B.B. King Dec. 2 - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
• Department of Interior modifies solar zones in Arizona, other states
• Phoenix Concerts: X103.9's Evening w/ Blue October Dec. 10 Wild Horse Pass Hotel
• Phoenix Concerts: X103.9 brings The Kooks Dec. 9 Wild Horse Pass Hotel
• Phoenix Concerts: Bob Seger - Dec. 23 US Airways Center
• Phoenix Concerts: Greensky Bluegrass – Nov. 5 Compound Grill
• Phoenix-based US Airways flight attendant found dead in Mexico
• Phoenix police chief: Occupy Phoenix demonstrations cost city over $200,000
• 20 districts in Maricopa County seek bonds, overrides
• Phoenix-based US Airways flight attendant found dead in Mexico
• 3 Arizona redistricting commission members hire legal counsel
• Insider: Redistricting maps causing lawmakers to be paranoid
• Arizona specialty plates to raise money for centennial
• El Mirage is moving beyond Luke dispute
• 20 districts in Maricopa County seek bonds, overrides
• More public input sought over Phoenix freeway-exit ramps
• Phoenix police chief: Occupy Phoenix demonstrations cost city over $200,000
• Kickstarter brings ideas, funding together
• Arizona veterans centers helping soldiers, families cope
• Campaigns to preserve local restaurants need support
• IRC will hire attorneys for Brewer inquiry 
• Families honor dead at Dia de los Muertos event in Phoenix
• Families honor dead at Dia de los Muertos event in Phoenix
• Man killed by Avondale police identified
• Arizona governor praises Alabama immigration law
• Is Michelle Obama a joke? While she writes a gardening book $75 trillion is lost
• Glendale officer dies after shooting at apartment complex
• Major development planned just outside Grand Canyon
• Buckeye men to be sentenced in dumping of friend's body
• Pearce recall election: Finance reports shed light on efforts
• Domestic violence in spotlight after Chandler woman's death
• Gilbert sales-tax revenue surge continues into new fiscal year
• Statewide AzSciTech Festival coming to Chandler
• Chandler police submit case on 2007 crash for review
• Tempe businesses on Mill fighting to keep ficus trees
• Potential Scottsdale preserve land for sale
• Challenge to Arizona private prisons dismissed
• Judge ousts Arizona attorney general from redistricting case
• Glendale police officer shot, taken to hospital
• Deer Valley High under fire after football game
• Maricopa County is seeking to make data more robust
• Mock trials offer Valley 8th-graders a taste of justice
• Plan to allow agencies to lie about papers' existence decried
• Mock trials offer Valley 8th-graders a taste of justice
• Sporting News Names Justin Upton to 2011 National League All-Star Team
• Peoria man accused of beating roommate with bottle
• Glendale bank robber still sought by police
• GOP staffer claims IRC gerrymandered maps; Dems promise complaint 
• Person shot by Avondale police, taken to hospital
• Phoenix police chase: Jewelry store robbers fire at police
• Phoenix police chase: Jewelry store robbers fire at police
• Pearce, Tobin praise Republican commissioners 
• Pro-recall group’s campaign report provides plenty of ammo for Pearce 
• Tom's Tavern in Phoenix back in business
• Schechterle to speak at Parent University event
• Parks conference in Scottsdale to tackle budget cuts
• Plaza Cos. lands deal to manage ASU properties
• Judge refuses to halt private prison bidding process 
• Valley Benefits: Companies help Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
• Horne disqualified from investigating IRC 
• Goodyear police: Man shot, killed himself during traffic stop
• Mesa stabbing death follows argument at party
• Actors Theatre in Phoenix needs $70,000 to stay alive
• Most of Pearce's campaign money from outside Mesa
• Use of Over-the-Counter Thyroid Support Pills is Risky, Mayo Clinic Researcher Finds
• Man accused in attempting burglary in Buckeye
• Enso defends products in California lawsuit
• Gilbert motorcyclist accused of DUI on way to jail work-release program
• Networking calendar for week of Oct. 28
• Pearce’s $230K smashes challengers’ modest fundraising 
• Architectural Firms No. 1: SmithGroup
• Arizona adds millionaire households in 2011
• Brewer lofts ‘nuclear’ option, setting off redistricting turmoil 
• Cortes’ campaign report poses legal questions 
• Arizona leads nation in retail job losses
• Heman Cain’s manager smokes very bad, but Obama smokes wonderful?
• Phoenix ASU student wins Obama scholarship
• Woman uses recurrence of cancer to urge others to get mammogram
• Phoenix airs teen-dating TV special on Cox
• Phoenix Transit Department wins grants
• Celebration, hiring fair planned for Commonwealth Casualty
• Phoenix firefighters grant 5-year-old's wish to have own fire station
• … Or go to the ballot in February
• An electoral reform blueprint
• Annual Skills Survey Resets Priorities for Job Seekers
• Glendale police: Man found shot in front of his home
• NBA dispute raises economic worries in downtown Phoenix
• Stalled tribute stresses family of Giffords aide
• Arizona to audit 3 campaign groups
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Agency vote is 1st step to unified transit system
• NBA dispute raises economic worries in downtown Phoenix
• Arizona to audit 3 campaign groups
• NCAA tightens its rule for postseason bowl games
• 1 killed, 5 injured in 4-car pileup in Phoenix
• 1 killed, 5 injured in 4-car pileup in Phoenix
• Bennett warns groups to disclose election spending  
• Phoenix Chamber presents awards
• Heroin overdose killed Arizona inmate
• Arizona high school football--Week 9 rankings
• Woman accused of neglecting cats, punching boyfriend
• Realty Executives Phoenix emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Amkor Technology sees revenue, profit fall in 3Q
• JDA Software sees income double, revenue rise
• Pinnacle West recognized for sustainable leadership
• P.F. Chang’s sees drop in revenue, income as diners eat out less
• Phoenix-area drug-smuggling sweep in works
• Phoenix-area drug-smuggling sweep in works
• Avnet sees increase in revenue, profit
• Slide show: The 15 scariest jobs
• Goodyear enacts cattle roaming law, leaves out rural areas
• Police: Man head-butted hospital security guard
• Jonathan Koppell named dean of ASU College of Public Programs
• Mayo Clinic Announces 2011 Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Meritage Homes posts 3Q loss of $3.2 million
• Glendale collision sends 3 to hospital
• Scottsdale police arrest 8 in downtown brawl
• West campus hosts traditional pow-wow, Nov. 12
• Mayo Clinic Heart Specialists Use Cold Therapy to Treat Atrial Fibrillation
• Architectural Firms No. 2: Orcutt | Winslow
• CoreLogic: Phoenix foreclosure rate dropped in August
• More battles still to come over plans for casino near Glendale
• Wrestling to host wrestle-offs
• Volleyball heads northwest for Washington matches
• ASU, Colorado among 'Peace Corps Top Colleges'
• Pac-12 leads US collegiate conferences in Olympic Games success
• Mayo Clinic, Rochester Police Department Take Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs
• GOP delegation making removal push
• Gilbert traffic stop leads to killer's arrest
• Alumni Association hosts autograph sessions with Kush-era football players
• Phoenix election: 2 political newcomers face off in District 5
• Former IRC commissioner says successors erred on competitiveness  
• Public events look at memory, countermemory
• Phoenix crash: Car plows into apartment complex
• Phoenix crash: Car plows into apartment complex
• Mesa woman killed after shot in apartment complex
• Montgomery's proposal stirs debate over child welfare
• Phoenix mayor has limited power but significant influence
• Ask a Mexican on America's Obsession with 9/11
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, October 27th, 2011
• A Phoenix Man Wants to Get the "Truth" Out -- And Cash In -- on What Happened in America's Most Famous Haunted House
• Court asked to block new Arizona abortion law
• Fountain Hills group challenges political-committee law
• Chandler's Silk Stocking neighborhood listed as historic
• Phoenix mayor has limited power but significant influence
• Venture is floated by downtown groups
• Phoenix-bound flight diverted to Okla. after passenger dies
• Phoenix-bound flight diverted to Okla. after passenger dies
• Congressman Flake Applauds House Passage of Tax-Repeal Bill That Will Help Private Sector Create Jobs
• Judge tosses Clean Elections ballot measure 
• Club AT: Fun, games, and much more for teens
• 2nd floor evacuated in Phoenix apartment fire
• 2nd floor evacuated in Phoenix apartment fire
• Yavapai deputies continue search for missing man, 66
• Thomas says Stapley ‘played fast and loose with the rules’ 
• Surgeons from St. Joseph's to carve pumpkins
• Brewer takes first step in removal of redistricting commissioners
• GOP's pro-Gullett mailer criticized as slam against gays
• Scottsdale police arrest man after owner finds burglar in home
• Mesa bottle company Enso sued by California over ‘biodegradable’ claim
• Glendale family of paralyzed deputy gets a 'godsend': $25K
• Tancredo’s widely touted pro-Pearce group raises $424 
• Judge rejects Clean Elections referendum
• Pearce hits Lewis over immigration stance in TV ad 
• Police say Mesa kids held at gunpoint during robbery
• Arizona Bridge to Independent Living gets $100K Humana grant
• Senate proposal could make Amazon.com pay state sales taxes
• Police: Neighbor stabbed Mesa man for cursing
• House votes to boost huge Arizona copper mine
• Phoenix bank robbery ends in arrest, money strewn in backyard
• Phoenix bank robbery ends in arrest, money strewn in backyard
• College Board: Tuition at public schools up 8 percent
• Thomas defends cases against county officials
• New Phoenix business alliance will hold first meeting
• Scottsdale police ID woman in boyfriend shooting
• AZ presidential poll: Romney, Cain in dead heat; both trail Obama 
• Land swap would boost huge Arizona copper mine
• Arizona's State of Our State Conference scheduled for Nov. 30
• Grijalva wants brakes put on proposed copper mine
• Arizona tax revenues up 21 percent
• Man accused of impersonating officer
• Arizona high school football--Week 9 recap
• Architectural Firms No. 3: DWL Architects + Planners Inc.
• Andrew Thomas: Prosecuting Stapley was nothing personal
• Yuma officer fired, accused of demanding sex
• Phoenix veterans housing project gets $12M in financing
• Phoenix chamber names 2011 Athena winners
• College instructor fighting bacteria banned from McDonald's
• Arizona storm cools Phoenix-area temperatures
• Arizona storm cools Phoenix-area temperatures
• Recession erodes Arizona government jobs
• Theater Works owes Peoria thousands in ticket surcharges
• Occupy Tucson protesters in court over citations
• Foreclosures expected to put Glendale Westgate City Center on new track
• Cardinals likely lose RB Beanie Wells for 2 weeks, Smith in line to start
• Maricopa County attorney won't take Phoenix campaign-finance case
• Phoenix out more for pensions
• Stanton campaign attack ad missing full story
• Domestic-violence program simulates victims' experiences
• Phoenix City Council votes to keep food tax in place
• Domestic-violence program simulates victims' experiences
• Phoenix City Council votes to keep food tax in place
• Stanton campaign attack ad missing full story
• Aubuchon defends her work for Maricopa County
• Gilbert breast cancer t-shirt flap splits community
• Phoenix out more for pensions
• House set to approve bill for giant Arizona mine
• FREE Fun with the Suns Night: Wednesday October 26, 2011
• Phoenix area hit with wind, rain
• Phoenix area hit with wind, rain
• Congressman Flake Praises House Passage of Southeast Arizona Land Transfer Jobs Bill
• Arizona Supreme Court denies Glendale appeal in casino case
• Anchor Centre update planned
• Phoenix police ID suspect in sexual assault, robbery
• Phoenix police ID suspect in sexual assault, robbery
• Death of Arizona infant called suspicious
• Aubuchon defends investigations into Maricopa judge, officials 
• 73-yard TD play gives LaRod Stephens-Howling this week's Brownie Points Honor
• ICE officer ordered held in Arizona pot case
• Seel suggests mapping firm retaliated for his bills 
• First Solar stock plummets on news of Rob Gillette's departure
• Sky Harbor airport museum manager presides over changing collection
• Casa Grande woman reported missing is found dead
• ASU's athletic Graduation Success Rate reaches all-time high
• Prescott area feels 3.6 earthquake
• Boy, 13, hit by car in Surprise still in serious condition
• Downtown campus prepares for Homecoming festivities
• Glendale police officer hurt when cruiser struck
• Commonwealth Casualty sets grand opening in Phoenix
• Rob Gillette out as First Solar CEO, Mike Ahearn to return as interim
• Architectural Firms, No. 4: DLR Group
• Phoenix bicyclist dead after collision with semitruck
• Phoenix bicyclist dead after collision with semitruck
• Consumer confidence retreats to recession levels
• Phoenix walk-to-school programs pick up pace
• Phoenix police continue investigation into methadone in 2-year-old
• Romney hits back at Obama on foreclosures
• Quotes: Erickson confident, mindful of injuries
• Quotes: Osweiler feels team is rested, ready to take Buffaloes
• EPA: Intel No. 1 for green power purchases
• Valley bicycle drive helps children in foster care
• Rocker Bret Michaels donates music room to Barrow Neurological Institute
• Optional Environmental Impact Fee helps green ASU air travel
• Project to strengthen youngsters' education in engineering, science
• Phoenix home prices flat in August, down from year ago
• Arizona down 264,000 jobs since recession began
• Phoenix's park-and-ride lots
• Park-and-ride lot usage declines since 2008
• Redistricting committee may not make concrete recommendations to IRC 
• Bill would allow judges to make losers pay more often 
• Message to lawmakers – education system is economic engine 
• Voters with housing woes giving up on politicians
• Phoenix police: Car-theft suspect fires gun at officers
• Phoenix police: Car-theft suspect fires gun at officers
• Phoenix mulls future of food tax
• Law firm ordered to open books to auditors
• Fountain Hills against proposed district map
• Northeast Phoenix Boys & Girls Club branch to stay open
• Missing Glendale girl's mom visits Capitol to urge search
• Phoenix-area bus company, union renew contract talks
• Phoenix mulls future of food tax
• Northern Arizona toll road weighed for Interstate 15
• Arizona underwater homeowners to get refinance help
• Northeast Phoenix Boys & Girls Club branch to stay open
• Phoenix-area bus company, union renew contract talks
• Fire breaks out between Phoenix homes
• Phoenix killing of man may be linked to drugs
• Phoenix killing of man may be linked to drugs
• Putting a new face on Facebook for social media strategy
• Colorado to test ASU football team as it comes off bye week
• Former Tucson teacher pleads guilty in sex case
• ACA to award deal-closing cash for Tempe company’s expansion 
• Deadly crash closes 44th Street and McDowell intersection
• Deadly crash closes 44th Street and McDowell intersection
• Vandals of Arizona archaeological site sentenced
• Phoenix officer kills pit bull
• Phoenix officer kills pit bull
• Low turnout = Pearce victory
• Clear Energy Systems to invest $10M in Phoenix-area factory, hire 225
• Two more debates left in the Phoenix mayor's race
• Erickson says Colorado new to Pac-12, but a tough opponent
• Goodyear police: Man on trial in wife's murder killed himself
• Helios Education Foundation commits $50k to inaugural Arizona SciTech Festival.
• Phoenix council meeting dominated by debate over recliner cost
• Osweiler: bye week came at good time
• DNC targeting Romney over housing in new Arizona ads
• Lewis gets Mesa councilwoman’s endorsement 
• Phoenix police: 2-year-old had methadone in system
• Arizona tourism industry mourns the loss of Robert Brinton
• Mesa business robbed by suspect in Halloween mask
• Arizona schools make Financial Times MBA list
• Kirk Gibson wins NL manager of the year from Sporting News
• Deco Communities putting $3M into Tempe apartments
• Phoenix church hopes for return of stolen Jesus statue
• Valleywide Partnership Leads to Another Successful Youth Sports Day
• Ballard Spahr forms Commercial Real Estate Recovery Group
• Man shot in arm in accident, Scottsdale police say
• NFocus Software gets $4.4M Army contract
• Feds broaden HARP to help underwater homeowners
• Phoenix-area weather: Low 80s as a high by Thursday
• Phoenix-area weather: Low 80s as a high by Thursday
• Witness holds hit-and-run suspect at gunpoint
• Sun Devil soccer shutout by UCLA 2-0
• Police: Mesa suspect fled in his underwear
• Volleyball battles, but defeated by Stanford 3-1
• Women's tennis wraps-up ITA Southwest Regional
• Mayo Clinic Study: PSA Test Valuable in Predicting Biopsy Need, Low-Risk Prostate Cancer
• Football hosts Colorado in Homecoming Game
• Trio of Studies Support Use of PET/CT Scans as Prostate Cancer Staging Tool
• Study Finds No Correlation Between Primary Kidney Stone Treatment and Diabetes
• Mayo Clinic Adolescent Psychiatrists Share Latest Research Findings this Week
• Mayo Clinic Detective Work Shows Possible Side Effect in Macular Degeneration Drug
• A vital investment: School advocates seek to change attitudes on education spending 
• Glendale police seek iPhone thief
• Glendale 5-year-old girl still missing, answers pursued
• Herberger Young Scholars reach across pond, tackle global issues
• Mesa police: Man had eyebrow bitten off during fight
• 5K run is popular new Homecoming tradition
• SUV rollover crash in Buckeye leaves 1 man critically hurt
• Gilbert police: 2 masked men hold up gas station
• Babeu announces congressional exploratory committee 
• Sex offenders need OK to be in Buckeye parks, recreation areas
• GOP hopes may be pinned on DOJ
• Arizona lawmakers to meet again on redistricting
• A Fire in their eyes: Aldo Leopold’s Arizona 
• How Pearce and the Mormon church see immigration depends on point of view 
• 9th District Democrats  
• Dems’ prized piece 
• Maricopa County officials feel left out of MAG decisions
• Phoenix homes, part of segregated past, demolished
• Phoenix homes, part of segregated past, demolished
• Arizona police departments hiring officers
• Arizona police departments hiring officers
• Displaced owls to be relocated to Gilbert's Zaniero Park
• Decision on high school referee background checks delayed
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Phoenix police find man badly injured in car
• Phoenix police find man badly injured in car
• Bar-S moving to Camelback
• Bar-S moving to Camelback
• SLIDESHOW - Rothlisberger throws longest TD pass in Steelers history during win
• SBA begins training for women-owned businesses
• Sanctuary for homeless pregnant women starts anew
• 34-year Maricopa County jails suit nears end
• Arab-American event showcases community
• Paradise Valley lawyer traveled the world, always looking to learn
• Paradise Valley lawyer traveled the world, always looking to learn
• Pro-Stanton group mum on who paid for ads vs. Gullett
• Victims of rape share stories of healing at SlutWalk
• Arab-American event showcases community
• 34-year Maricopa County jails suit nears end
• Sanctuary for homeless pregnant women starts anew
• Pro/con: Medical marijuana in Arizona
• College websites lack important info, review finds
• Vaccinations for children increasingly rejected by parents
• Phoenix Asian American entrepreneurs want to take a leadership role in business
• Quick start isn't enough as Arizona State falls to No. 5 Stanford in volleyball
• Active Lifestyle contest measures real-world handling
• 2 die in accident near Payson
• Cactus League exec, Mesa CVB leader Robert Brinton dies
• Money Talks: NYSE, Nasdaq see big gains for week
• PMI Group subsidiaries in Arizona seized by state
• Dimon backs big deals, Simpson-Bowles plan
• Casa Grande woman missing; police seek help
• Social Venture Partners aims at nonprofits for pitches
• Mesa Cactus League, Cubs booster Brinton dies suddenly
• Marilyn Seymann honored by Arizona Women's Education and Employment group
• Arizona child molester arrested in Germany
• Android phones to hit 339M shipments by 2015
• Phoenix mayoral candidates gear up for green debate
• Fresh & Easy recalls bagged spinach
• Scottsdale retail vacancy rate at 8.6 percent
• Developer lays out ideas for dude ranch in Scottsdale
• Bicyclists can still use Hidden Hills private street
• Mesa council struggles with downtown site
• Autumnfest at Anthem park this weekend
• Phoenix teen Kiana Brown wins 'KIDZ Bop' talent search
• Cooler weather, less brush help lift fire ban at 10 Maricopa County parks
• Sheep-trek tradition of 100 years winds up
• Maricopa County pushes going green
• Panel: Maps may need a full review
• Some Arizona A-plus schools get C from state
• Eager Phoenix area kicks off plans for 2015 Super Bowl
• Halloween tricks and treats come early at the Phoenix Zoo
• Ashley Kastl kills 16, but No. 2 California sweeps Arizona State in volleyball
• Latino GOP Group Reacts To Rubio Immigrant Discovery
• 18-year-old man shot at Phoenix apartment complex
• 18-year-old man shot at Phoenix apartment complex
• Crash shuts down portion of Scottsdale Road
• The Phoenix Suns are taking Operation Orange to Red Mountain Park
• NetworkingPhoenix.com celebrates founding
• Brewer's lawsuit over Obama immigration policy dismissed
• Chippy meeting on IRC maps brings out critics on both sides 
• Judge dismisses Arizona’s SB1070 counter-claim 
• Lewis’ fundraising reports show mostly Mesa support 
• Phoenix mayoral election 2011: On the issues
• Last chance to vote for community mural at Phoenix Public Market
• US renews scaled-back Arizona Medicaid program
• Independent cash pouring in for Pearce 
• Heinz calls for Legislature to restore AHCCCS funding 
• Phoenix police warn Occupy Wall Street protesters
• Brewer’s case against feds dismissed
• First Arizona SciTech Festival planned for 2012
• Kidnapped boys in Arizona forced to pray, police say
• Business Journal honors 2011 Heart of Business Award winners
• Hamilton demolishes Basha, look unbeatable
• Arizona minimum-wage workers to get 30-cent raise
• Building information modeling grows in popularity with contractors
• EPA seeks designer for Lower Grand Avenue streetscape in Phoenix
• Cling Manufacturing leases new space in Tempe
• Winning: Political manipulators ply trade from D.C. to Chicago to Mesa
• The Bill of Rights comes to Arizona
• Capitol Quotes: Oct. 21, 2011
• Favorite farming find of the week
• Cooler temps bring local farmers markets back to life
• Ex-Tempe policeman sentenced in theft case
• Mesa police: Man accused of stealing from 16-year-old girlfriend
• Glendale Fire copter makes emergency landing in park
• Mesa man sentenced in aggravated DUI case
• PPOs No. 1: Cigna
• Phoenix mayoral candidates to appear at Tuesday forum
• Viad sees flat revenue, lower income in 3Q
• Phoenix mayor candidates to discuss economic recovery
• Missing plane from Scottsdale found; passengers safe
• Cronkite faculty associate named 'Giant of Broadcasting'
• Phoenix College to host Food Day on Monday
• Scottsdale police arrest man after coins stolen, cashed in at Bashas'
• Grand Canyon University starts work on arts, sciences building
• Grand Avenue Festival in downtown Phoenix
• New Dean Named for Mayo Graduate School
• AG skirts review of campaign complaint
• ASU's electron microscopes sought by scientists examining inner space
• Phoenix-area weekend road closures, restrictions
• Thomas trial: Ex-prosecutor takes stand, pleads ignorance
• Panel won't delve deeper into CPS woes
• For grieving parents, bill offers leave
• Phoenix-area weekend road closures, restrictions
• Maricopa County Sheriff's Office fires embattled captain Fox
• Audit faults Phoenix's Crimes Against Children Unit
• AG skirts review of campaign complaint
• Small plane missing outside Scottsdale
• Phoenix Fire Department News - Saving Over A Million Dollars In Property Damage
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Mark Goudeau deliberations to resume Monday
• 2 men stranded in wilderness near Prescott rescued
• Stunt motorcyclist poised for $100K settlement in crash
• Canadian company pulls application for controversial Florence mine
• Ex-Thomas aide confirms lack of experience 
• Lewis campaign reports $69K in fundraising 
• Brewer quashes VP talk 
• 2 teens hit by vehicle in Surprise
• Giffords campaign spending like she’s running 
• 42-year-old pulled from parents' pool in Goodyear
• White House looking to shed 14,000 federal properties
• Secretary of State: Pearce recall mailer is deceptive 
• Phoenix sales-tax collections improving
• Surprise mobile home fire kills one man
• Women's tennis travels to San Diego to compete in ITA Southwest Regional
• Volleyball faces ranked opponents in Maroon & Gold Weekend
• Alumni Association announces winner of Frank Kush Photo Contest
• Arizona Cardinals sell out Sunday's Steelers game
• Eric Grigsby, M.D., Elected President of Mayo Clinic Alumni Association
• Udall Foundation leader announces retirement
• Orbital Sciences sees profit rise in 3Q
• Former CFO in Gilbert gets three years for fraud
• Phoenix woman sentenced in fatal DPS crash
• Phoenix woman sentenced in fatal DPS crash
• Arizona job gains in Sept. come from schools, lower-wage industries
• Phoenix new home market shows September improvement
• Tucson man admits hacking Super Bowl with porn
• ASU West hosts Halloween carnival
• Arizona’s unemployment rate drops in September
• Phoenix home builder, mortgage officer get federal prison terms after guilty pleas
• Arizona AG asked to start campaign-finance probe
• Brewer touts immigration law in book
• Brewer touts immigration law in book
• Phoenix-area home sales up 25% from a year ago, but prices decline
• PPOs No. 2: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona
• Grandmother of missing girl plans state Capitol march
• Grandmother of missing girl plans state Capitol march
• 200 former football players return to ASU to honor Frank Kush
• Phoenix weather: Warm temps to continue into weekend
• Phoenix council candidate Frederick wants investigation of group over mailer
• Is Obama a joke? Nazis, communists and unions protest while Michelle vacations
• Chandler murder trial begins without body being found
• Criminology professors honored by the Glendale Police Department
• Man faces life in 1973 airport abduction, killing
• Cherny on the hot seat
• Senate’s final OK on bill clears the way for Cragin Dam projects
• Deportations in 2011 set record high for third straight year
• Phoenix Indie Calendar 10/20-27
• Billy Idol at Arizona State Fair, 10/16/11
• Pro-Gullett group under fire
• Veterans Affairs aids ailing vet with Lou Gehrig's disease
• Veterans Affairs aids ailing vet with Lou Gehrig's disease
• Tucson district official to speak Friday about ethnic-studies program
• Mesa Hells Angel guilty of murder
• Mesa police: Drugs at slain baby's home
• Tucson district official to speak Friday about ethnic-studies program
• Maricopa County rejects pay raises for 2 administrators
• CPS focus turns to children in shelters
• Newt Gingrich, in Phoenix stop, decries 'bickering' GOP foes
• Latest chapter for Gabrielle Giffords: Narrating her audio memoir
• Ask a Mexican on the Chivas Soccer Team
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, October 20th, 2011
• Scottsdale 6 Bites the Dust -- the Latest in a Long Line of Shuttered Drive-Ins
• Phoenix Mayoral Candidate Wes Gullett's Story Is More Complicated Than It Looks
• Newt Gingrich, in Phoenix stop, decries 'bickering' GOP foes
• Pro-Gullett group under fire
• 10-year-old missing deaf boy found in Phoenix
• 10-year-old missing deaf boy found in Phoenix
• Latino Republicans Blast Michele Bachmann on Pro Life and Christian Hypocrisy
• Sunday Cycles Swap is culture, not just gear
• Quick tips to keep your mountain bike in top shape
• Arizona Small Business Association announces partnership
• Phoenix transit department gets $7 in new grants
• Phoenix officer shoots man accused of pointing gun at boy
• Phoenix officer shoots man accused of pointing gun at boy
• Scottsdale bicyclist accused of armed robbery
• El Mirage police: Man accused in death of 2-year-old boy
• $11,000 reward offered in case of missing Glendale girl, 5
• SBA's Elizabeth Echols pushing Obama jobs bill in Arizona
• JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: Regulations could make it hard for American banks to compete
• Hugh Hallman endorses Michael Monti in '12 Tempe mayoral race
• Four Peaks Brewing opening new $3M brewery in Tempe
• Local retailers in Phoenix losing ground to chains
• Mortgage applications down to 15-year low
• Chandler man who burned son over bible sentenced
• Maricopa County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Maricopa County
• Maxwell Technologies creating $26M facility in Peoria
• ICE officer in Arizona faces drug charges after chase
• Technology company to open facility in Peoria, bring jobs
• Men's golf, Spencer Fletcher champions at Bill Cullum Invitational
• Phoenix students cheer teacher becoming U.S. citizen
• McDonald's sponsors college workshops
• Blood drive to benefit Phoenix student
• Phoenix St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center support group helps with 'baby blues'
• Phoenix departments ensure safety at haunted houses
• Phoenix named the 6th angriest city
• Arizona, America is at financial crossroads
• Arizona high school football--Week 8 rankings
• PPOs No. 3: Arizona Medical Network
• Phoenix broadcasters honored with Emmy awards
• CoreLogic: Good and bad in Phoenix, U.S. housing markets
• Mayo Clinic Study Guides Physicians Using Therapeutic Cooling to Treat Cardiac Arrest Patients
• Glendale police: Man assaulted in fight over parking space
• Corte Bella musters residents to fight wastewater rate hike
• Nina Mason program holds iLEAD Leadership Institute
• Phoenix soldier killed in Afghanistan attack
• Phoenix car-motorcycle crash kills man
• Phoenix car-motorcycle crash kills man
• Man killed in Tucson apartment near University of Arizona
• Shifting opinions on Pearce’s future
• Immigration conference set for Nov. 12 in Yuma
• Arizona court to hear challenge to Medicaid cut
• Scottsdale police find missing man, 84
• Joint legislative panel to review draft redistricting maps
• Arizona coffers flush for House contests
• Good and bad news for Arizona in latest economic forecast
• Social Security checks to rise
• Arizona ranks No. 3 in solar-industry jobs
• Goudeau defense: Evidence lacking
• Central Arizona College to look into president behavior
• Bike-walk bridge is Tempe's newest draw
• Goudeau defense: Evidence lacking
• Bank deal could include help for underwater mortgages
• First Class stamp will rise to 45 cents in 2012
• Bar-S Foods moving to new Phoenix headquarters
• Democrats frustrated with Obama on housing, mortgages
• Phoenix office building for sale for $29M
• Romney: Don’t stop foreclosures, opposes mortgage relief
• Gingrich heads to Valley after Vegas debate
• D-backs Name Skaggs And GoldschmidtOrganizational Pitcher And Player Of The Year
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Arizona AZ
• iPlay Returns for New Season
• About 400 pack meeting to save Mesa's Brimhall Junior High
• Phoenix soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Suspect sought in Phoenix store robbery, sexual assault
• Economists project modest state revenue growth for next few years 
• One11Tower in downtown Phoenix on sale for $29M
• ASU marching band to host annual band competition
• Bar-S Foods moving to new Phoenix headquarters
• IRC wants to finalize maps by Thanksgiving
• First Class stamp will rise to 45 cents in 2012
• GOP lawmakers creating panel to scrutinize redistricting maps 
• Glendale missing girl: Police release 911 recording
• Ahwatukee chamber names Anne Gill as new CEO
• Often forgetful, Arpaio claims he did not order investigations, arrests 
• Intel sees 3Q profit up 17%, hits record of $3.5B
• SRP, ASU, Tucson Electric win solar honors
• Apple Stores to close for Steve Jobs memorial
• PetSmart, former manager sued for sexual harassment, wrongful termination
• Crews fighting small brush fire under overpass in Avondale
• Surprise tennis tournament draws 3,422
• Home builder confidence spikes in the West
• Cronkite School receives grant to support News21 initiative
• Southwest Airlines kicks off fare sale
• Arpaio claims hands-off role in corruption cases
• Arizona high school football--Week 8 recap
• Mesa police looking for suspects in robbery, shooting
• Forum shows divide among health care professionals, politicians 
• Police: Man stole mother's vehicle and drove with suspended license
• Plane makes emergency landing at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport
• Plane makes emergency landing at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport
• Above-average temperatures expected in Phoenix area
• Above-average temperatures expected in Phoenix area
• Loughner's lawyers argue against forced medication, commitment
• Quotes from Trent Lockett as season opens, new responsibilities
• Woman hit by car at Gilbert intersection
• Vacant Paradise Valley home damaged by fire
• Brewer going to watch Las Vegas debate
• Cain apologizes for comments on border fence
• GOP presidential candidate Romney leading race for Arizona fundraising
• Lewis: Attacks a sign of desperation
• Mayo Clinic Launches 'Know Your Numbers' Heart Health Awareness Music Video
• Lewis: Pearce engaging in ‘spurious’ attacks  
• AZ Supreme Court to decide on hearing Tucson election, Glendale casino cases 
• Arpaio to testify Tuesday at Thomas hearings
• Cain, Bachmann talk border fence, immigration
• Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann visit Valley
• Clean Elections measure returns to court
• Maricopa County, non-profits to sterilize dogs, cats for free
• Maricopa County, non-profits to sterilize dogs, cats for free
• Ceremony will mark death of Phoenix officer Sean Drenth
• Ceremony will mark death of Phoenix officer Sean Drenth
• 'Baseline Killer' trial's defense scheduled to make final case
• 'Baseline Killer' trial's defense scheduled to make final case
• 'Baseline Killer' case timeline
• Suburban poverty up in Phoenix
• US solar jobs: Arizona third, California first
• McCain faults Obama over jobs bill bus tour
• US Airways merger talk pops up again
• Chamber gets new CEO
• CityScape moves forward post-Oakville market
• Republic parent Gannett posts lower earnings
• 4-year-old boy on bike hit by car in Phoenix
• 4-year-old boy on bike hit by car in Phoenix
• Scottsdale polo event hopes to land Prince Harry
• U.S. Senate race getting expensive as Cardon posts big numbers 
• State-funded health care rolls drop sharply in September
• Chandler man accused of killing girlfriend
• Arizona Small Business Association offers tips for business owners
• Arizona No. 3 in U.S. for solar industry jobs
• Judge leery of Clean Elections referendum 
• Kirkpatrick maintains fundraising lead over Gosar 
• Arpaio to testify in Thomas disbarment trial 
• Walt Opaska announces candidacy for Glendale mayor
• Man arrested on charges of licking woman's knee
• Occupy Phoenix protests press on, but crowd dwindles
• Maricopa County college district buys $1.5M property from Bank of America affiliate
• Phoenix Concerts: Alice Cooper’s Christmas Pudding is back! Dec. 17 – Comerica
• Mesa police: Man used shotgun to stop bike theft
• NFL beer prices: Cards below average; Browns cheapest, New York teams priciest
• 2 Arizona men accused in brutal beating of California man
• Sam Fox details new CityScape restaurant replacing Oakville Grocery
• Mesa man accused of crashing stolen vehicle into hydrant
• Valley Leadership seeks Man & Woman of the Year candidates
• Audi shakes up A6 powertrains with 2012 redesign
• Pinal deputies find 53 pounds of marijuana in car, arrest man
• Arizona man gets 10 years in father's beating death
• Bachmann ties border security to terrorism in speech 
• Wells Fargo posts record profit, but revenue misses mark
• Adams announces $110k Q3 fundraising 
• Top of the Phoenix lists: PPOs
• Does the suit make the man? Phoenix clothier thinks so
• Immigrant dies after crossing Arizona border
• Gilbert parents accused of trying to stab each other while girl watched
• Gilbert police: Men in fight hit each other in head with hammer
• ‘Capitol Times’ takes home 12 first-place awards 
• Glendale police: Missing girl's mother is not a suspect
• Volleyball ends losing streak with 3-0 sweep over Buffs
• Women's golf takes seventh at Stanford Intercollegiate
• Men's hoops season tips soon
• LDS Church responds to Pearce statements
• Sun Devils lose back-and-forth battle
• Michele Bachmann to meet with Arizona border fence backers
• Dozens arrested in Arizona after Wall St. protests
• Tobin pledges to raise money for redistricting lawsuit 
• Surprise lands family-entertainment center
• Tempe McDonald's robbed by gunman, police say
• Phoenix school farm program leader wins grant
• Phoenix planners present proposed changes to billboard ordinance
• Arizona man disappears: A secret revealed, a mystery unlocked
• Proposed map for Arizona's legislative districts disliked by parties
• Kinder Morgan buys El Paso Corp. for $21B
• Some arrests made after Occupy Phoenix protest
• Citi Private Bank boosts Phoenix presence
• Blog: DPR Construction turns former sex shop into HQ
• Arrests made after Phoenix occupy protests
• Guidelines written for domestic-violence cases
• Guidelines written for domestic-violence cases
• Basis charter schools to add north Phoenix campus
• Basis charter schools to add north Phoenix campus
• Scottsdale fights sleepy stereotype
• Tempe Town Lake bridge opening with sunrise ceremony
• Mississippi boy undergoes rare surgery in Phoenix
• Mississippi boy undergoes rare surgery in Phoenix
• 'Arizona Republic,' 12 News staffers win Emmys
• Money Talks
• Phoenix Concerts: Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson – Oct. 22 Heard Museum
• Phoenix Concerts: Chris Brown – Nov. 4 at Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
• Phoenix Concerts: Imagination Movers Rock-O-Matic Tour 3/15 at Comerica Theatre
• Obama re- building American economy on China’s Marxist-socialist model
• Arrests made after Phoenix occupy protests
• A closer look at the Phoenix mayoral candidates
• Many watching high-profile Andrew Thomas case
• Campaign launched for Arizona official state food
• Wallow Fire out, but flooding and erosion dangers remain
• Arizona man's disappearance leads to dead end, stunning twist
• Middle-class homeownership dream may be slipping away
• Wes Gullett's mayoral bid driven by business acumen, 'outsider' status
• 'Homegrown' runner Greg Stanton aims to have impact on community, education
• A closer look at the Phoenix mayoral candidates
• DPR Construction turns former sex shop into new sustainable headquarters
• Coyotes get home opener sellout
• Weddings seem to be recession-proof in Phoenix
• Over 1,000 take part in 'Occupy Phoenix'
• Over 1,000 take part in 'Occupy Phoenix'
• Marijuana remains controversial after all these years
• Occupy protests face questions on answers
• Chandler mayor holds virtual town hall
• Phoenix Concerts: Puscifer – Ikeda Theater, Mesa – Dec. 9
• Cave Creek bull run goes off without hitch
• Phoenix Latinos to aid boycott of ‘John and Ken’ advertisers
• Phoenix Concerts: Phooson - Selena Gomez, One Republic & More – Dec. 2
• Phoenix Concerts: Fair adds David Cook & more to already stellar roster
• FH men accused of beating Hollywood producer
• Latinos want a Spanish-speaking alternative to Apple’s Siri
• Circle K killing suspect returned to Arizona
• Circle K killing suspect returned to Arizona
• Phoenix police shoot, kill man in wheelchair
• Phoenix police shoot, kill man in wheelchair
• Arizona minimum wage goes up in January
• El Mirage man accused in sexual misconduct with girl, 16
• Peoria to pay fire chief $150,000 in pension settlement
• Chandler woman fatally shot; boyfriend sought
• Valley food scene sets the tone on a national stage
• Tables are turned in spats over Phoenix mayoral candidates' backers
• Tables are turned in spats over Phoenix mayoral candidates' backers
• Oakville Grocery booted by Phoenix CityScape had trail of financial woes
• Arizonans partake in tradition of State Fair
• 2 more sexual-misconduct allegations filed against Valley Catholic priest, 67
• Coyotes to face Winnipeg Jets - and fans in Glendale
• 2 Phoenix council districts also await runoff decision
• Pinal supervisors warn Babeu over helicopter plans
• Occupy Phoenix takes to the streets
• Arizona testing new safeguards against wrong-way drivers
• Arizonans partake in tradition of State Fair
• 2 more sexual-misconduct allegations filed against Valley Catholic priest, 67
• 2 Phoenix council districts also await runoff decision
• Occupy Phoenix takes to the streets
• Scottsdale native Marjani Hing-Glover helps No. 1 Stanford win at Arizona State
• Occupy Phoenix hopes message resonates beyond protests
• Latino GOP Group Reacts to Leader of the Southern Baptist Convention
• Modevity Signs Phoenix Coyotes For ARALOC Sports Mobile Content Distribution and DRM Platform
• Glendale shop owner arrested, accused of identity theft
• Occupy Phoenix protest draw 300 on Friday
• El Mirage police: Woman accused in scissors threat
• Salmon announces $158,000 Q3 fundraising 
• Valley Benefits: Fulton Homes, Diamondbacks donate $25K
• Arizona drug smuggling: 1 suspect's bust
• El Mirage police: Man accused of child abuse
• McCune Davis, Flores honored by Children’s Action Alliance
• Officials: 27 found inside suspected Phoenix drop house
• Officials: 27 found inside suspected Phoenix drop house
• ASU's Michael Birt addresses AZBIO Expo
• Forbes ranks Phoenix No. 40 for working moms
• 1-year-old girl found in Goodyear pool
• CityCenter of CityNorth fall farmers' market this Sunday
• Tyler Technology buys Windsor Management Group for $23.5M
• Former ASU swimmer drowns in campus pool
• Maker Faire brings ingenuity to Phoenix
• Mitchell won’t run in new congressional district 
• Street party in Phoenix; Chandler Fashion Center turns 10
• Chavez historical building steps closer to federal recognition
• Graphic Design Firms No. 1: Fisher
• Haunted house, carnival provide Homecoming fun at West campus
• Hearings set in search for university president
• Hearing set on suit over Arizona prison contracts
• Police cancel Amber Alert for missing 5-year-old Glendale girl
• Nathaniel Plumer and Tucson’s Speedway Boulevard 
• Bivens announces $325,000 fundraising haul 
• Capitol Quotes: Oct. 14, 2011
• Robert Half: Starting salaries to rise in 2012
• Back to his old self
• Scottsdale police use Taser to subdue man
• Mesa’s Watergate: Cortes’ campaign conspirators should come clean
• Higher-than-normal temps to stay throughout weekend
• Higher-than-normal temps to stay throughout weekend
• Jewish Heritage Center in Phoenix completes major renovation
• Sunnyslope celebrates its centennial with dedication of 'S' Mountain
• Door-to-door solicitors in Phoenix have hours cut back
• Magical Builders helps fix up groups' facilities
• Union bus drivers to vote on contract with First Transit
• Letter-grade restaurant inspections start
• Union bus drivers to vote on contract with First Transit
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Arizona's new reading law has high stakes
• Maricopa County letter-grade restaurant inspections start
• County Attorney Montgomery urges kid-first priority for CPS
• Phoenix-area closures, restrictions this weekend
• Latino GOP Group Reacts to Sen. Russell Pearce's Untruth About the Mormon Church
• Tequila Party Applauds Department of Justice DOJ Hotline In Alabama
• See How Quickly A Haunted House Can Burn
• Arizona BioIndustry Association names award winners
• Networking calendar for week of October 14
• Phoenix police seeking man in fatal hit-run
• Phoenix police seeking man in fatal hit-run
• 3 Avondale residents accused in copper Phoenix wire theft
• 5 smugglers abandon load, flee into Arizona desert
• 5 smugglers abandon load, flee into Arizona desert
• Peoria home burns; hamster, cat rescued
• Cronkite director to be honored at Rocky Mountain Emmys
• Arizona man arrested in voyeurism case involving dance students
• Women's basketball team gears up for season under interim coach
• Report: Arizona’s birth rate plummets due to economic downturn
• Ex-Arpaio aide testifies about case against judge
• Judge’s ruling on union law deals setback to Arizona
• 17 arrested in Arizona drug-smuggling case
• 17 arrested in Arizona drug-smuggling case
• Lake Havasu City marks 40th anniversary of London Bridge dedication
• Arizona women up for national Stevie Awards
• Drugs could be factor in fatal Mesa accident
• College basketball revenue: Duke first, Arizona 4th, ASU 43rd
• Hendershott defends investigation of judge, others
• First Solar releases info on carbon footprint
• Federal agents watch Thomas hearing for info on county investigations
• Suntron to relocate some Texas jobs to Phoenix
• Ayers Saint Gross to design student housing in downtown Phoenix
• Phoenix Burton Barr Library goes green with new solar panels
• Pearce attacks Lewis on immigration, says challenger ‘embarrassed’ to be an Arizonan 
• Amar’e Stoudemire sells two Phoenix homes at a big loss
• Man accused of DUI, ramming police car
• Fabric shop owner provides personalized service to clients
• Search for missing 5-year-old Glendale girl continues
• Phoenix arrest made in rape of 93-year-old Tucson woman
• Phoenix arrest made in rape of 93-year-old Tucson woman
• Graphic Design Firms No. 2: Riester
• Gap brand plans to close one third of U.S. stores
• Arizona high school football--Week 7 rankings
• Glendale police: Man accused in harassment wielded tire iron
• School of Public Affairs announces opening of Coor Leadership Collection
• ASU, Oregon named 2 of 'America’s Coolest Schools'
• Go west, young Weiers
• Sun Devil Club to unveil Away Game Viewing Party
• Arizona deputy likens border to war zone at Washington hearing
• Arizona schools’ academic performance now rated with grades of A through F
• Anti-Wall Street crowd expected to fill downtown
• Sen. McCain accuses Iran of ‘reckless behavior’
• Early voting begins Thursday for Phoenix runoff election
• Mayo Clinic Finds Estrogen May Prevent Younger Menopausal Women from Strokes
• Mesa's District 18 will decide fate of Sen. Pearce, Arizona
• Family asks public's help in finding Phoenix killer
• Phoenix weighs Sky Harbor Airport land deal
• Wes Gullett airs plan to fill gap if food tax is tossed
• GOP-led bill opens up Grand Canyon area to mining
• Wes Gullett counters claims made in attack ad
• Arizona hospitals awaiting word on funding
• Early voting under way for elections in Phoenix, Pearce recall in Dist. 18
• BAE Systems lays off 29 in Phoenix
• Thomas' special aide Mark Goldman sheds light on his role
• Opinion: Gullett right for these times
• Arizona Border agent convicted in drug case
• Phoenix weighs Sky Harbor Airport land deal
• Ask a Mexican on Wrought-Iron Fences and the Meaning of "Illegal"
• Wes Gullett airs plan to fill gap if food tax is tossed
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, October 13th, 2011
• Wes Gullett counters claims made in attack ad
• Cortes-gate Unravels, and All Arizona Needs Is a Prosecutor Willing to Do His Job
• Gila Bend abuzz over royal visitor Prince Harry
• Scientology's Newly Purchased "Ideal Org" Building in Phoenix Will Become a Recruiting Tool -- Once the Last of Its Tenants Gets Kicked Out
• Gilbert school calls slogan on breast-cancer T-shirts inappropriate
• VYT Audtions- Charlotte's Web
• Find Arizona Corn Mazes - Get lost in an Arizona haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Phoenix police raid medical-marijuana business
• Phoenix police raid medical-marijuana business
• Congressman Flake Praises House Passage of Legislation Banning Use of Obamacare Funds for Abortions
• Franks Praises Passage of Free Trade Agreements
• Motorcyclist dies in I-17 crash north of New River
• Mesa car crash leaves child dead, 2 injured
• Eddie V’s Restaurants sold to Darden Restaurants Inc.
• 20-year-old slain at Phoenix apartments
• 20-year-old slain at Phoenix apartments
• AT Security Service moving headquarters to Scottsdale
• Arpaio to meet Monday with GOP hopeful Herman Cain
• Super Bowl chief: Immigration not an issue in NFL’s Arizona pick
• 2 men arrested after string of failed crimes, Scottsdale police say
• 2 polls, 2 results on tribe's proposed casino near Glendale
• Astronomy Open House returns to West campus
• Perry says Iran plot requires border security
• Thousands turn out for job fair at Peoria Sports Complex
• Glendale police: Mom, son accused in Cabela's theft
• El Mirage police officer accused in assault, disorderly conduct
• Arizona man accused of setting off pipe bombs in back yard
• All Pro Industrial to pay $40K for hazardous violations
• 2012 Pearce-Lewis match-up unlikely 
• Tempe Bank of America branch robbed
• Man accused of pointing gun at neighbors
• Appeals court tosses Arizona man's death sentence
• Lewis makes TV ad buy 
• Phoenix will try to cancel CityNorth agreement
• Amber Alert issued for Glendale girl, 5; woman sought
• Letter grades for 1,550 schools in Arizona
• Report: Chandler police official was disorderly, disruptive
• GOP-led bill opens up Grand Canyon area to mining
• Fewer abortions in Arizona as new laws take hold
• House panel subpoenas Justice Dept. in gun case
• Arizona’s official historian shares passion through music, humor
• Arizona tribal leaders lobby in Washington on budget cuts, regulations
• Intel, Walmart among world's most valuable brands
• AARP: Most elderly Arizonans rely heavily on Social Security
• Phoenix distribution centers sell for $13 million
• Graphic Design Firms No. 3: (TIE) Canyon Communications Inc./The Lavidge Co.
• SRP to buy biomass power from Snowflake plant again
• Phoenix-area home sales fall in September
• 'Occupy Phoenix' protest planned for Saturday
• 'Occupy Phoenix' protest planned for Saturday
• Credit card debt on the rise in Arizona
• US Airways, Delta Airlines swap approved
• 'Global Report Card' ranks Veritas charter school high in math, reading
• Mayo Clinic and Indian Science Leaders Formalize Collaborations
• Tempe police: Robbers preying on ASU students with iPhones
• Performance - Monster's Ball
• Show - What about Luv
• Revamped ratings surprising for many Arizona schools
• Arizona eclipses U.S. in 10-year crime dip, analysis says
• Nadaburg official withdraws plan to retire, be rehired
• The CliniCard, Health Portal Solutions, and Merchant 360 Form Alliance To Improve Patient Identification and Payments Through Advanced Integrated Payments Solution
• Franks: President Should Give Iran Ultimatum
• Congressman Flake Applauds House Passage of Free Trade Agreements
• Congressman Flake Releases Statement Regarding Subpoenas to Attorney General and Department of Justice Officials for Fast and Furious Information
• Congressman Flake: Uranium Mining in Northern Arizona Could Create Jobs and Stimulate Local Economy
• Landing Super Bowl XLIX a big win for Bidwill family
• Phoenix communicator picks up prestigious award
• Education advocates push for improved statewide database 
• Phoenix Mayor Gordon taken to hospital with tightness in chest
• Phoenix Mayor Gordon taken to hospital with tightness in chest
• Phoenix man charged in Colorado Springs slaying
• Phoenix man charged in Colorado Springs slaying
• Mesa police investigating stabbing death
• IPhone robbers hit Tempe, target ASU students
• Phoenix board approves third electronic billboard
• Cardinals DB Kerry Rhodes to have surgery on broken foot; Team signs Considine
• Surprise police: Man accused of assault in hammer attack
• Pearce ads cost $10K, target FOX News and other cable outlets 
• Woman drives into tree in Goodyear
• Arizona Community Foundation awards $800k to Arizona nonprofits
• Quotes: Brock Osweiler on returning to Oregon as a Sun Devil
• Michael Adams receives Brownie Points Player of the Game for last week
• Quotes: Dennis Erickson on first road victory and facing Oregon
• Phoenix thrift store employs Maggie's Place expectant moms
• Downtown Phoenix will be epicenter for Super Bowl events
• 12-year-old killed in crash at Glendale Luke Air Force Base
• ASU licenses several biotech technologies to Roche
• ON Semiconductor suspends operations at Thailand plant with flooding
• Business opposition to immigration bills may have helped Super Bowl bid
• Gannett shutting down websites for moms in Phoenix, other markets
• Political hotspot Tom’s Tavern set to reopen 
• Faculty associate's retirement marks beginning of chief position
• Graphic Design Firms No. 5: HB Design
• Woman held in attempted Scottsdale bank robbery
• Super Bowl 2015: NFL selects Arizona
• Mayo Clinic Announces Kingman Regional Medical Center as Care Network Member
• Police: Man beat up grandmother after she didn't make him dinner
• Super Bowl’s economic impact varies by site
• Man accused of hitting Mesa officer, choking police dog
• Phoenix school district to celebrate 140 years
• Republicans cry conspiracy over redistricting
• Arizona gets Super Bowl XLIX: The press conference transcript
• Mesa police: Man beaten by baseball bat after using racial slur
• Arizona high school football--Week 7 recap
• Arizona wins bid to host Super Bowl XLIX in 2015
• Lewis: Do you really want to talk ethics?
• Community supports grieving mother of Buckeye Verrado teen
• Phoenix school district mum on punishment in gun incident
• NFL to decide whether Phoenix will host Super Bowl in 2015
• Phoenix crash leaves woman dead, boy hurt
• Phoenix crash leaves woman dead, boy hurt
• Punishment looms in Phoenix school-gun case
• Tempe concert starts effort to help the homeless
• Maricopa County adjusts health strategy
• Pearce recall: Jerry Lewis insists he's no puppet
• Tighter races possible in Arizona under new redistricting map plan
• Punishment looms in Phoenix school-gun case
• Latino Group Weighs In On Univision Boycott. GOP Committing Latino Political Suicide, Rubio Deepens Wedge Between Mexican/Cuban Relationship
• Latino GOP Group Reacts to Olivia Cortes Withdrawal
• Woman attacked by pit bulls in Surprise
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• IRC approves legislative draft map on 4-1 vote
• Goodyear road closed during hazmat situation
• Osweiler says past mistakes a learning lesson
• ASU takes on Oregon in Pac-12 showdown
• Starbucks hiring 60 workers in Phoenix
• Pearce TV ad touts budget accomplishments; no mention of immigration 
• Peoria fire chief to resign as part of pension settlement
• Football heads to Eugene for meeting with Oregon
• Woman found dead at bottom of Oak Creek Canyon
• Sarver not talking as NBA lockout threatens regular season games
• News conference: Osweiler ready for the challenge of the Oregon Ducks
• News conference: Sun Devils to take on Ducks in Oregon
• Arizona private equity, venture capital firms shut out in 3Q
• Mesa police pepper spray mental health patient
• Scottsdale Airport Commission rejects apartment proposals
• Motorcyclist injured in Scottsdale accident
• Giffords backs Stanton, Pinal sheriff endorses Gullett in Phoenix mayor's race
• ASU Foundation names Rick Shangraw Jr. as new CEO
• 2 skydivers die near Nevada-Arizona line
• Phoenix Suns hire Brad Casper as new president
• Arizona Multihousing Association hosting job fair
• Peoria police: Teen stole $1,700 in video games from Walmart
• Homecoming 2011: Sun Devils celebrate ASU, Oct. 21-29
• Mayo Clinic Study Identifies Earliest Stages of Alzheimer's Disease
• Phoenix Coyotes take on media, Canadian critics in new ad campaign
• Scottsdale police arrest Phoenix man accused in ID theft
• Volleyball falls in heartbreaker to No. 5 USC
• Smartphone helps track suspected Scottsdale burglars
• 3,400 job openings available at Peoria employment fair
• Men's XC wins second meet of the season
• West Valley seniors angry at proposed utility rate hike
• Sun Devil soccer blanks Oregon 4-0
• Arizona gas prices moving lower
• Mayo Clinic Wins Grant to Study Ethics of Sharing Genetic Test Results with Relatives
• 2 traffic-calming circles removed on 24th Street in Phoenix
• Cako takes runner-up honors at ITA All-American Championships
• Phoenix could see triple-digit temperatures this week
• Phoenix could see triple-digit temperatures this week
• Sun Devils overpower Utah
• Companies struggle to attract highly skilled employees
• Before the crisis: Campus safety group offers education, support
• Cain opens up 20-point lead in spite of MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell's racism
• Rumored polls show Lewis with edge
• How courts can help end public-sector collusion
• GOP redistricting complaints based on politicians’ self-interest
• Former Thomas confidant ready to pass the blame to him 
• Flagstaff police chief dies after going on run
• Toddler shot and killed at Mesa apartment complex
• Avondale Police Department is hiring police officers
• Avondale Blvd., I-10 project costly, time consuming for city
• John T. Shepherd, M.D, Visionary Mayo Clinic Cardiologist and Scientist, Dies at 92
• IRC completes rough draft of legislative map
• Arizona 85 reopened after fuel-tanker crash near Buckeye
• Proposed congressional map has candidates searching for most favorable district 
• Capitol Quotes: Oct. 7, 2011
• Linking Sports & Communities continuing to make a difference in Arizona
• Tough-guy actor Steve McQueen inspires career
• Arizona seen as top pick for Super Bowl XLIX in 2015
• Fortune: Why your company can't innovate
• Arizona prison sentences among toughest in US
• Tanker catches fire in Buckeye
• 'Unusual event' at Palo Verde nuclear plant
• Mesa mayor decries lack of aid to lab
• Dominick's Steakhouse opens at Scottsdale Quarter
• ASU starts program to accelerate startups
• Phoenix apartment fire leaves woman in critical condition
• Phoenix apartment fire leaves woman in critical condition
• Analog semiconductor sales to hit nearly $62B by 2015
• Attorney Rachel Alexander offers ethics defense
• Facility proposed to treat well water
• Fast and Furious guns show up in cartel hands
• Avondale roadwork encountered 2 issues
• Chandler collision kills child; DUI suspected
• Tonto Natural Bridge State Park improvement wanted
• Maricopa County seeks ways to enforce no-burn rule
• Maricopa County seeks ways to enforce no-burn rule
• Phoenix Concerts Review: Paul Rodgers - Oct. 8, 2011
• Phoenix police shoot two at party
• D-backs grab higher ratings despite start time
• Phoenix schools' night classes gaining popularity
• Phoenix boxing promoter proving herself outside the ring
• Public invited to comment on redistricting panel's maps
• Phoenix schools' night classes gaining popularity
• Umpire case shows how sex offenders can evade checks
• Phoenix boxing promoter proving herself outside the ring
• U.S. border with Mexico gateway for cartels' ammo
• Phoenix-area real estate collapse echoed troubles
• Arizona prison sentences among toughest for many crimes
• Fourth set comeback not enough for Arizona State's upset bid of USC
• NFL owners, Cardinals favor Republicans
• Fatal wreck prompts I-10 closure near Chandler
• Phoenix firefighters rescue man on Piestewa Peak
• Latino civil rights groups praise California passage of DREAM Act
• Latinos want Latino performer for Super Bowl instead of Madonna
• Phoenix public relations group announces award deadline
• Glendale shooting at party kills 1, injures 1
• Phoenix accident seriously injures three children
• Phoenix accident seriously injures three children
• Arpaio crime sweep in Phoenix nets 92 arrests
• Arpaio crime sweep in Phoenix nets 92 arrests
• SRP brings outage information to mobile devices
• ASU professor gets federal education award
• ASU starts program to accelerate startups
• Analog semiconductor sales to hit nearly $62B by 2015
• Agents see glimmer of hope in Phoenix housing picture
• Phoenix mayoral candidates characterize potential roles
• Mixed-use project coming to Arcadia
• Gov. Brewer to form task force aimed at improving CPS
• Prop. 400 shortage of funds to delay Valley road plans
• Mixed-use project coming to Arcadia
• Arizona redistricting probe: Dems seek Horne records
• Loughner case: Court clears way for return to Missouri
• Death of a visionary does not mean death of a vision
• Arpaio crime sweep nets 87 arrests so far
• Arpaio crime sweep nets 87 arrests so far
• Local First launching mobile app Oct. 12
• D-backs playoff run ends in 10th inning of game 5 against Brewers
• Oct. 7 banking and finance roundup
• Yavapai officials ask for help identifying body
• Parts of Arizona Medicaid plan rejected 
• Dems fire back at GOP criticisms of IRC by filing records request with Horne’s office 
• Ex-employee claims she was fired for questioning Lewis over school donations 
• 8 hurt in fire at Intel plant in Chandler
• Rio Salado College gets $2.8M job-training grant
• Judge removes hurdle to challenge of $3.4 billion Indian lands settlement
• Census confirms Arizona’s housing boom and bust among tops in nation
• Lawyers: Russell Pearce’s brother played key role in Cortes campaign
• Arizona grown cantaloupe safe to eat
• AG Holder answers critics on gun-smuggling issue
• VirTra Systems sells simulators to Montana National Guard, U.S. Marshals
• Cox tops CenturyLink in residential telephone survey
• AZ sheriffs call for Holder to resign in wake of Fast and Furious 
• Small business owners still pessimistic about economy
• Southwest offers Christmas, New Year’s fare sale
• August traffic at Sky Harbor jumps 9 percent from last year
• Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on tap for Phoenix this weekend
• Glendale spent nearly $10,000 for Goldwater deposition
• Tips sought in killing of man near Seligman
• Mesa man gets death in killings of prostitutes
• Chuck Powell headed to KTAR-FM 92.3
• Phoenix police: DNA links Scottsdale man to 2010 attack
• Phoenix police: DNA links Scottsdale man to 2010 attack
• D-backs TV viewership up, but MLB playoffs ratings challenged
• Cardinals RB Beanie Wells leads NFL with 5 rushing TDs
• Third downs crucial to Cardinals on both sides of the ball
• Raytheon expanding reach with training center in Phoenix
• ASU to host NWCA All-Star Classic
• Alums named as initial qualifiers for 2012 U.S. Olympic trials
• Soccer returns home to face Oregon schools
• Sun Devil harriers set for GC Invite
• 5K run/walk kicks off Homecoming at West campus
• Riverboat ride to D.C. for Gould?
• Rocky start for Commerce Authority has fiscal hawks looking to rein in power 
• Wild pig in attack of Lake Havasu man didn't have rabies
• Man says he robbed Gilbert bank because of mounting debt
• Tempe police officer killed in motorcycle-car collision
• Tempe police officer killed in motorcycle-car collision
• Phoenix police vice squad targets child prostitution
• Phoenix approves shared financing for freeway ramps
• Sunnyslope Historical Society Museum meeting set
• Diesel-enthusiast open house planned
• Phoenix police seek bids for 4 towing contracts
• Arizona jobs forecast in 2011, 2012 worse than originally projected
• Arpaio hypes crime-sweep operation
• Giffords makes return to Washington for ceremony
• Phoenix schools chief named to U.S. panel on Hispanic education issues
• Latino Arts and Culture Center to host First Friday exhibits
• Phoenix area weekend traffic
• Phoenix schools chief named to U.S. panel on Hispanic education issues
• Pearce, Lewis mainly split on immigration enforcement
• Arpaio hypes crime-sweep operation
• Storm cools Valley, delivers light rain
• Phoenix police seek bids for 4 towing contracts
• Nadaburg superintendent seeks to retire, be rehired
• Maricopa County updates guidelines for air-quality violations
• Motorcyclist killed in collision in Phoenix
• Motorcyclist killed in collision in Phoenix
• Police: 12-year-old crashes SUV in Phoenix
• Police: 12-year-old crashes SUV in Phoenix
• Phoenix Fire Department News - Sweets For Old Smoke Detectors
• Latino Group Weighs In On Olivia Cortes Hearing and Russell Pearce Special Elections
• Pearce, Lewis spar over illegal immigration in 1st debate
• 2 drug cartel suspects arrested in Phoenix area
• 2 drug cartel suspects arrested in Phoenix area
• Phoenix man pleads guilty in molestation case
• Phoenix man pleads guilty in molestation case
• Valley Benefits for week of October 7
• Free dental services at Glendale Midwestern University
• Ecotality North America gets $26.4M advanced vehicle contract
• Behind the scenes at Phoenix Fashion Week
• Former NBA player arrested in Mesa
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences wins Academic Bowl
• ACC to hold public meetings on Southwest Gas rate agreement
• Arizona economists revise job figures lower
• McCain backs tax holiday bill
• Lawmakers, administrators consider new school assessment methods to save money  
• Olivia Cortes drops out of Pearce recall election
• Brock Osweiler, Arizona State enjoy view atop Pac-12 South
• Cortes bows out to avoid court hearing 
• Colleges & Universities No. 2: Mesa Community College
• Arizona No. 2 in housing growth over past decade
• FilmBar morphs into downtown Phoenix gathering place
• Gilbert police arrest father in death of 2-year-old son
• Teen who died after falling from truck near Goodyear ID'd
• Olivia Cortes withdraws from Pearce recall race
• Healthcare Trust of America buys Phoenix medical complex
• Phoenix officers taken to hospital after heroin exposure
• Phoenix officers taken to hospital after heroin exposure
• Mesa police: Gang member threatened school resource officer
• Man accused of hitting victim with brick
• FCC hearing draws nearly 350 to Cronkite School
• Police: Man arrested in connection with Sept. 30 murder
• ASU's Dan Gillmor looks at life of Steve Jobs
• Corner Bakery in Phoenix is hiring 60-65
• Molinaro named Pac-12 Women's Golfer of the Month
• Arizona high school football--Week 6 rankings
• Volleyball hosts SoCal competitors
• Lecture to examine sustainability in metro Phoenix
• Yuma kids found at casino; parents arrested
• Former Arizona governor to speak at Phoenix College
• I’ll bring the popcorn
• Former school redistricting chair Shultz urges dumping voter approval for district consolidation
• Napolitano confident more suspected criminals will be deported this year
• House committee OKs bill to waive environmental rules for Border Patrol
• Candidates in Arizona recall election to debate
• Phoenix-area rain brings cooler temperatures
• John C. Lincoln Hospital gets $4M gift to renovate lobby
• Chandler assistant police chief under fire over outburst
• ASU preschool program helps introduce youngsters to wonders of science
• Maricopa County air-quality officials issue health watch for today
• Uninsured immigrant in coma shows some improvements
• East Valley gets funding from First Things First
• Phoenix debate heats up mayoral election
• State Hospital opens facility for patients in court system
• Phoenix Zoo takes the lead in reviving oryx
• Medicare Patrol teaches seniors to fight fraud
• Benefits of unifying Arizona school districts touted
• Phoenix debate heats up mayoral election
• Maricopa County air-quality officials issue health watch for today
• Proposal on new Phoenix billboard rules is drawing opposition
• Phoenix Zoo takes the lead in reviving oryx
• ASU project looking to solve world's pressing problems
• Ask a Mexican on Speaking Spanish and Gabachos
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, October 6th, 2011
• Proposal on new Phoenix billboard rules is drawing opposition
• A Court Hearing Reveals Olivia Cortes as a Bumbling Idiot
• State Hospital opens facility for patients in court system
• Thomas case: Judge says bribery case was bogus
• Rick Perry's Texas Is a Fantasy Land
• Medicare Patrol teaches seniors to fight fraud
• Republicans rip Arizona congressional map
• D-backs best Brewers in Game 4, bandwagon revs up
• Life imitated art for Apple's Steve Jobs
• Phoenix Fire Department News - Phoenix Fire Engineer Mark Nehrenz
• D-Backs Name Season Ticket Scholarship Program in Honor of Michael Wogan
• Largest Latino GOP Group Blasts Cain For Attack Against Rick Perry
• Race Performance
• Teen hospitalized after falling out of moving pickup
• Runaway boys from Colorado found in Phoenix
• Runaway boys from Colorado found in Phoenix
• Arizona high school football--Week 5 recap
• Judge: Thomas and Arpaio permanently damaged reputation  
• Young girl hit by car in Glendale
• Investigation points to murder-suicide at Grand Canyon
• Republican leaders blast IRC over congressional maps 
• Slide show: 11 pivotal moments in Steve Jobs' career
• Steve Jobs dead at age 56
• Tonight: ASU students to compete in final rounds of Academic Bowl
• Glendale police: Woman in accident accused of meth possession
• Supreme Court refuses to stop Cortes’ hearing 
• Republicans rip redistricting commission’s draft congressional map
• Pearce recall: Arizona high court declines to block Cortes hearing
• Frito-Lay takes bigger step toward sustainability
• Diamondbacks bandwagon not feeling very crowded
• Presidential debate planners eyeing 3 Valley venues 
• Amtech Systems names Fokko Pentinga CEO
• ASU, Mexico school team on Latin American sustainability institute
• Man accused of ramming Mesa police cars
• ATF’s new director shakes up agency
• Colleges & Universities No. 3: Rio Salado College
• Locals welcome Guard’s extended border presence, as GAO questions it
• Mexican repatriation flight program falls to lowest level ever
• House passes bill to clear up confusion over control of Cragin Dam
• ASU W.P. Carey School of Business adding $57M McCord Hall
• Former Phoenix mayor presses for ‘open’ primaries in Arizona
• Another storm system moving into Phoenix area
• Loughner's transfer back to Missouri prison on hold
• Giffords flying to D.C. for Mark Kelly's retirement
• Bar, strip club promoters looking to draw Diamondbacks fans
• Phoenix Concerts: Lindsey Buckingham – Oct. 12 Celebrity Theatre
• Gas leak closes Hayden Road from Royal Palm
• Mesa makes big push to host GOP presidential debate
• Cardinals Re-Sign Punter Ben Graham
• Homeless suspects arrested in string of car thefts
• Glendale police: 2 teens accused in school vandalism
• Sheriff's raid at Mesa construction firm nets 3 arrests
• Man, 86, attacked by dogs on Tucson street
• Sly Stone & President Obama going bankrupt while Herman Cain going to the top
• Texas man died in massive Interstate 10 collision
• After four games, Cardinals consistently inconsistent
• DPS officer hurt in crash on Interstate 10 in west Phoenix
• DPS officer hurt in crash on Interstate 10 in west Phoenix
• Gilbert crash injures woman; drug impairment suspected, police say
• Gilbert man arrested in bank holdup
• 'Den of sin' hotel recast into apartments for art community
• Cardinals Photo of the Week: DT Darnell Dockett gets ready for battle
• Performance - Doomsday
• After zany crash interview, fame hits Valley man hard
• New Ariz. congressional map may alter races for Congress
• New Phoenix leaders key in labor talks
• Phoenix towing contract to end for police
• Valley Fever Center to open in Phoenix
• After zany crash interview, fame hits Valley man hard
• Insurer UnitedHealthcare merges into 2 new sites
• New Ariz. congressional map may alter races for Congress
• Phoenix towing contract to end for police
• Debate on West Valley casino reaches Congress
• New Phoenix leaders key in labor talks
• Four Corners power plant, APS, SRP named in lawsuit
• D-Backs Announce Roster For National League Division Series
• Entire 2011 MLB Division Series Broadcast Schedule Announced
• Mesa families urge district to keep schools open
• Officers testify about concerns in Thomas, MCSO probes
• Phoenix Concerts: Paul Rodgers–Oct. 8; Chester’s Harley Davidson-Rocktoberfest
• Phoenix police: Teens brought loaded gun to middle school
• Phoenix police: Teens brought loaded gun to middle school
• 1 killed, several injured in I-10 collisions
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 seasonal workers, about 350 in Phoenix
• Buckeye man accused in animal cruelty; 2 horses seized
• Motor-home fire at Grand Canyon kills 3 people
• New witnesses to testify in Cortes lawsuit
• Session offers details on New College master's degrees
• Firm hired to look at Anthem’s economy
• Phoenix-area storm brings dust, some rain
• Phoenix-area storm brings dust, some rain
• UA creating Valley Fever Center at St. Joe's in Phoenix
• Diamondbacks sell out playoff game against Milwaukee Brewers
• Arizona Centennial Roundtable set for Oct. 13
• Cardinals DT Darnell Dockett wins Brownie Points Player of the Game
• Apple plays to telecom tech, consumers with new iPhone 4S
• Developers seek rezoning OK for former Republic park in Phoenix
• Colleges & Universities No. 4: Glendale Community College
• Police: Man robbed at knife point
• Miles named Bank of the West PAC-12 Player of the Week
• Quotes: Osweiler looks ahead to Utah match
• Police: Man attempted to punch officer
• Quotes: Dennis Erickson on Utah game
• Football heads to Utah for first time since 1977
• Apple unveils the new iPhone 4S with better camera, faster chip
• Ford, Zipcar launch community service campaign at ASU
• Southern Arizona gets $1.3 million to train workers for high-tech jobs
• No charges for ex-Glendale officer accused of 'sexting'
• Study Gauges Emotional Toll of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
• Phoenix officer hurt in multi-car crash
• Phoenix officer hurt in multi-car crash
• Keep that eraser handy
• Mayo Clinic Celebrates 25 Years in Florida
• Phoenix flash mob raises breast-cancer awareness
• Phoenix apartment fire: Woman escapes after neighbor alerts her
• Phoenix apartment fire: Woman escapes after neighbor alerts her
• Mayo Clinic Physician Who Donated Kidney to Stranger to be Honored at Rose Parade
• Grand Canyon body recovered; man, 70, found next to vehicle
• Senate confirms judge to replace Roll in Tucson
• Tearful judge says Andrew Thomas targeted her
• Arizona redistricting commission proposes new map
• Arizona redistricting hearings likely to outpace lawsuit
• Diamondbacks rename program after air-show victim
• County sheriff candidate Stauffer changes parties
• Phoenix mayoral candidates spar over jobs bill
• Phoenix Sunnyslope Mountain may get historic seal
• Palin pens foreword to Gov. Brewer's book
• Tribe releases poll that shows support for West Valley casino
• Phoenix Sunnyslope Mountain may get historic seal
• Phoenix mayoral candidates spar over jobs bill
• Phoenix man accused in sex case found dead
• Phoenix man accused in sex case found dead
• 10th Annual Fire & Life Safety Day
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Devils to face Utes in ASU's first Pac-12 road game
• News conference: Osweiler says OSU game a learning experience
• Chandler vs. Hamilton game recap
• Phoenix Chamber of Commerce hosts economic outlook meeting
• Phoenix Mayor Gordon endorses Stanton to replace him
• ASU’s Cronkite School hosts FCC hearing on American media
• Hearing at ASU addresses media turmoil, shortage of in-depth local reporting
• Horne says he could seek removal of redistricting commissioners 
• Three paths for the NFL in labor talks
• Buckeye student suspended over pellet-gun incident
• News conference: ASU to face Utah in first Pac-12 road game
• Woman demands money from Scottsdale bank, tries to light fire
• Arizona Cardinals cutting season ticket prices
• AZ gets $2.1M in Seroquel settlement
• Majerle's Sports Grill hits Scottsdale
• Phoenix driver loses control, ends up in pool
• WNBA president Laurel Richie ambitious for Finals, addresses league concerns
• 2 accused in criminal damage at Glendale bar
• Media Made for You to give away TV
• Gordon backs Stanton; top Republicans, CEOs help Gullett
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Colleges and Universities
• Woman found dead pinned under SUV in Phoenix
• Man dumpster diving in Glendale accused in pot possession
• Valley Metro to end Wickenburg service
• Olivia Cortes will remain on ballot in Pearce recall election, court rules
• Arizona companies get $332M in defense contracts
• F1 Race Factory unveils new name as part of anniversary bash
• White powder found on Phoenix-bound U.S. Airways flight
• White powder found on Phoenix-bound U.S. Airways flight
• Scottsdale/Shea shopping centers sold
• More delays in Bundgaard ethics trial
• Why the lawsuit against Olivia Cortes had to be aggressively defended
• Judge: Cortes was recruited by Pearce allies, but she stays on ballot 
• New faces galore hope to lead women's XC back to top
• Gov. Brewer won't touch Scott Bundgaard controversy
• Solon powers up California solar plant
• Sony CEO Tretton seeks ties with University of Arizona
• IRC changes split up Quayle, Schweikert, leaving open seat in Scottsdale 
• 2 storm fronts headed to Phoenix area
• 2 storm fronts headed to Phoenix area
• Counting down Arizona's 5 billionaires
• Phoenix firefighter under investigation in hit-run involving child
• Trio of Sun Devils honored following win over OSU
• Women's tennis earns two victories at Cal Nike Invitational
• Mayo Clinic Opens Research Information Center
• Sun Devil soccer edges Colorado 1-0
• Volleyball loses 3-1 to No. 4 Cal
• Peoria photo-enforcement cameras deactivated Monday
• State budget revenue up $80M in August 
• Football overcomes turnover trouble to beat Oregon State
• Home prices, foreclosures continue to plague Arizona
• Minnesota Lynx opens WNBA Finals with victory over Atlanta Dream
• Whispering Wind Corporate Center sold to Mack Co. affiliate
• APS, Flagstaff schools OK solar power project
• Cortes testimony begs several questions
• Gullett and Stanton to debate twice this week
• SOS investigates pro-Cortes signs; Mesa removes them
• IRC fills ‘doughnut’ hole, but finds trouble with Mesa
• Student investigation on food safety to be published nationally
• West dominates solar installations
• Phoenix rates as elite city for hiking
• Arizona 4th in photovoltaic installations
• Foreclosures continue to dog desert states
• Dell starts energy hedge fund
• Mobile data centers roll out early
• Proposal to shape access to Sonoran Desert
• After 2010 Phoenix-area hailstorm, damage and disputes
• After 2010 Phoenix-area hailstorm, damage and disputes
• Coyotes mixed on possible move
• Odds of Goldwater-Coyotes lawsuit increase
• Phoenix city prosecutor handles big cases from behind curtain
• Phoenix city prosecutor handles big cases from behind curtain
• Phoenix infomercial pitchman Donald Lapre found dead
• Phoenix infomercial pitchman Donald Lapre found dead
• Phoenix-area projects reuse resources to help development, expansion
• Phoenix-area projects reuse resources to help development, expansion
• Power outage at Sky Harbor terminal
• Power outage at Sky Harbor terminal
• Phoenix-area freeways are focus of copper thieves
• Phoenix-area freeways are focus of copper thieves
• Congressman Flake Receives Perfect Score from Council for Citizens Against Government Waste for 2010
• Cardinals offense gets Wells, but loses the game anyway
• Arizona scholarship program faces lawsuit
• Scottsdale's sales-tax revenues rose 2% in 2010-11
• Cardinals fail to protect late lead, fall to Giants 31-27
• SLIDESHOW: Arizona Cardinals fans in HIGH SPIRITS before game with NY Giants
• Former 'Republic,' 'Gazette' publisher Pat Murphy dies at 82
• Former 'Republic,' 'Gazette' publisher Pat Murphy dies at 82
• State Fair celebrates Arizona's centennial
• First Solar CEO Rob Gillette still high on panel power
• Marketing Pro offers steps to improved sales
• Phoenix police investigating fatal shooting
• Phoenix police investigating fatal shooting
• Man fatally shot at Phoenix residence
• Man fatally shot at Phoenix residence
• Cardinals to wear popular BLACK jerseys Sunday against NY Giants
• Keeping employees engaged in operations is good business
• Scottsdale-based HealthNation improving access to healthcare nationwide
• 2 Phoenix mayoral debates scheduled
• Phoenix family with 5 generations holds reunion
• BCS changes could be afoot in wake of investigations, challenges
• Arizona budget slashing reshapes state
• Phoenix-area hail damage still causing grief a year later
• 2 Phoenix mayoral debates scheduled
• Phoenix family with 5 generations holds reunion
• Police: Man fatally shot outside Phoenix party
• Man found dead in Phoenix parking lot
• Valley chefs in spotlight with for March of Dimes fundraiser
• Arizona AG shuts down cocaine smuggling operation
• Glendale car crash kills woman
• Playoffs mean money for Milwaukee Brewers
• Phoenix Concerts: LoCash Cowboys – Oct. 7 Harold’s Cave Creek Corral
• Amazon.com brings local technology to Phoenix, East Valley
• Weekly Arizona banking and finance roundup
• Phoenix Concerts: Arizona State Fair-Concert Deals & Discounts Oct. 14 to Nov. 6
• Woman found dead in Tempe home ID'd
• Phoenix Concerts: Trans-Siberian Orchestra comes to Jobing.com arena – Dec. 30
• Fun fall farm stuff
• Phoenix police talk with man in hostage situation
• Phoenix police talk with man in hostage situation
• Phoenix Concerts: Chris Cornell brings all acoustic set to Mesa Arts – Dec. 13
• Local Latino groups want shorter school day
• Grand Canyon bus inspections find violations
• Phoenix Concerts: 311 play Comerica Theatre - Dec. 9, 2011
• Phoenix Concerts: Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers Oct. 28 Harold’s Corral
• Motorcycle found in Tempe, rider still sought after chase
• Phoenix Concerts Review: The Script, Marquee - Sep 25, 2011
• Arizona trade delegates reflect on China trip
• Grand Canyon artifacts to go on display
• Buckeye receives $500,000 grant for airport improvements
• Fall League baseball starting in Peoria
• Gilbert group wants to hang 100 U.S. flags around town
• Bank robbers using low-key methods
• Solar industry's missteps stir worries
• Studio Movie Grill hiring 150 people
• Feds extend AHCCCS, still reviewing cuts
• BCS opponent tied to Fiesta Bowl scandal
• E-books push Phoenix-area libraries into a new era
• Bowl Championship Series facing legal showdown
• Man responsible for Officer Schechterle's fiery crash deported
• Man responsible for Officer Schechterle's fiery crash deported
• Firefighters union may help Stanton
• Firefighters union may help Stanton
• Ame Deal 911 tape is aired
• Ame Deal 911 tape is aired
• Phoenix post office may close
• Phoenix post office may close
• Former Peoria bartender cites bias in lawsuit
• 25 indicted in drug smuggling
• Thomas hearing: Attorneys warned about testimony
• DPS looking for motorcyclist who led pursuit, took off on foot
• Neighborhood To Get Free Smoke Alarms
• Police consider arson in 3 fires southwest of Prescott
• IRC fills ‘doughnut’ hole, but finds trouble with Mesa
• SOS investigates pro-Cortes signs; Mesa removes them
• Wife struggles with husband's coma, lack of insurance
• Wife struggles with husband's coma, lack of insurance
• Palm Court apartments bought for $19.7M
• Schnepf Farms chili now sold at Fry's
• Chase Sky Harbor Operations Center sells for $53.5M
• Stirling Energy Systems files for bankruptcy
• Bank of America mortgage borrowers, credit users may be immune from new $5 debit fee
• Valley Benefits for week of Sept. 30
• Mother of Baby Gabriel found incompetent to stand trial
• 8 GOP senators who voted against immigration bills get business backing 
• Restaurant roundup: Phoenix’s Thai Elephant to close
• Capitol Quotes: Sept. 30, 2011
• Prison inmate escapes from work crew in Tolleson
• Lecture to address bullying, bias against LGBT community
• Dow drops 241 to end third quarter, US Airways, Meritage lead declines
• The 12% solution: Russell Pearce may not be as formidable as he appears
• First Solar sells two largest solar power plants
• Colangelo: Next week key to NBA lockout talks, 2011-12 season
• China offers dichotomy in economy, possible Arizona connections
• GlobalMed Group to hire 40 in Scottsdale, host job fair
• Teen takes on bias, bullies in Litchfield Elementary district
• Phoenix Coyotes ticket sales up despite uncertain future
• Glendale City Council OKs $1.2 million for 150 handheld radios
• Monsoon over, but storms this weekend in Phoenix
• Monsoon over, but storms this weekend in Phoenix
• Cronkite to host FCC hearing on the Future of American Media
• Keep Arizona’s growing rural communities whole
• Vegan chef joins Fair Trade Cafe in downtown Phoenix
• Clear on the game plan
• Two teens arrested in Scottsdale purse snatching
• Grijalva: Social Security, Medicare will be there for future generations
• At Flagstaff clinic, women seeking abortions told to go to Phoenix
• Fantasy Football Update: So far Cardinals make mediocre players look like stars
• Phoenix mayoral election 2011: Cutting red tape
• PoPos Fiesta Del Sol Mexican Food
• Arizona group seeking way to sustain K-12 funding
• Phoenix-area weekend traffic
• Phoenix group helping refugees awarded citizenship grant
• Phoenix's move of historic-preservation director stirs debate
• Phoenix dual polling places may stifle November turnout
• Tentative Arizona congressional map emerges
• Profitable Bowl Championship Series bowls get public aid
• $4.5 mil life-insurance battle takes a new twist
• Arizona trying new ways to assist homeowners
• Phoenix dual polling places may stifle November turnout
• Phoenix's move of historic-preservation director stirs debate
• Phoenix group helping refugees awarded citizenship grant
• $4.5 mil life-insurance battle takes a new twist
• Security breach delays Phoenix-Mesa Gateway flights
• Networking calendar for week of September 30
• Cortes testifies she’s unaware of recall campaign machinery
• Coconino man, 40, missing since Sept. 7
• Missing Mesa man, 87, found safe
• R.T. O'Sullivan's
• Arizona high school football--Week 5 rankings
• Soccer goes back on the road for contests at Utah and Colorado
• U.S. 93 near Wickenburg reopens after fatal crash
• Women's tennis opens season at Cal Nike Invitational
• Arizona judge weighs allegation of Cortes’ sham candidacy
• Pedestrian killed in Phoenix hit-and-run
• Pedestrian killed in Phoenix hit-and-run
• Financing renewable projects remains a big challenge
• Hurricane remnants may help bring weekend rain to Phoenix
• Hurricane remnants may help bring weekend rain to Phoenix
• Analysis: Is second Coyotes bid slowing down sale process?
• Portrait emerges of Loughner’s daily prison life
• Arpaio to border committee: Posse won’t go to the border
• Phoenix officials tout solar program as nationwide possibility
• Man sought in Glendale armed robbery
• Remains found in Glendale ID'd as man missing since 2004
• Remains found in Glendale ID'd as man missing since 2004
• High unemployment rates remain a problem for Arizona rural areas
• Environmental groups press claims about Arizona Strip monuments
• Traffic stop leads to meth find, arrest of 74-year-old
• CNN, Republican Party to host AZ presidential debate 
• Arizona to host GOP presidential debate in December
• Arizona solar industry still faces many challenges
• Cardinals-Giants game sold out as baseball takes on NFL on TV
• Tom's Tavern takes water damage during renovation
• Cortes denies being a sham candidate in Pearce recall election
• Google is tops for job-seekers
• Volleyball travels to Golden State
• D-backs bottom-line underdogs in playoffs vs. Yankees, Phils
• Ex-Goodyear police commander no longer finalist for N.D. job
• Stapley gets challenger for supervisor seat
• Rural/Metro closing deal on purchase of Professional Medical Transport
• Chandler Airpark parcel sells for $4.7 million
• Adelante Healthcare to open new center at EVIT
• Boy accused of threatening Litchfield Park school arrested
• Metro Tech remodels dining room to make it sustainable
• Largest Employers No. 2: Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
• Suspicious truck near Tucson courthouse ammunition-filled; driver arrested
• NOW chapter honors Phoenix attorney
• Is Obama a joke? Blacks now think he is with a 33% loss of confidence
• Regional premiere of Mamet's 'Race' comes to Phoenix
• 5-year-old boy hurt in Phoenix after being struck by car
• 5-year-old boy hurt in Phoenix after being struck by car
• It’s the least he could do
• Redistricting commission approves ‘donut’ map; Dems call it rotten
• Mayo Clinic to Celebrate Heritage Days Oct. 3-7
• Phoenix restaurant beats the odds and celebrates its second anniversary
• Obama approves 2 solar loans worth $1B
• Mayor Gordon May Be Remembered Most for Compromising His Ethics for the Woman He Loved
• Phoenix recycle, garbage days may merge
• Downtown Phoenix move has saved couple lots of money, time
• Maricopa County deputy recorder talks technological changes
• Valley bus riders still on edge as talk of driver strike looms
• Maricopa County Board of Supervisors gives 6 officers subpoena power
• Phoenix recycle, garbage days may merge
• Montgomery backs idea of putting sheriff's bus to use
• Arizona auditors urge more control over veterans fund
• BCS bowls' charity giving falls short of claims
• Bowl Championship Series executives' salaries stand out
• Valley bus riders still on edge as talk of driver strike looms
• Ask a Mexican on Reconquista, and Riding a Bike
• Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, September 29, 2011
• A Respected State Prison Officer Quits Over Dangerous Conditions for Inmates and Guards
• Facebook faces user tracking questions
• Blog: Agility Ventures begins rolling out tech funding
• Brewer, GOP governors ask Supreme Court to take on ObamaCare
• D-backs get Brewers after epic baseball night
• Fox Sports Arizona Honored With An All-Time High 26 Emmy Award Nominations
• Kemp Continues Season For The Ages
• In 2011, DBacks are an inspiration for beleaguered Phoenix businesses
• Mesa protesters target Schweikert, to his amusement
• Arpaio: Volunteer posse won't go to the border
• Phoenix mural honors legacy of Cesar Chavez
• GPEC gets award, Commerce Authority to open California, China offices
• Brewer, other governors want Supreme Court to take on ObamaCare
• 2 dead, 1 critically hurt in Phoenix crash involving car, moped, semi
• 2 dead, 1 critically hurt in Phoenix crash involving car, moped, semi
• El Mirage police: 3 students took antidepressants at school
• Case Grande man fleeing from traffic stop was carrying a sword, authorities say
• Agility Ventures begins rolling out funding to tech companies
• Diamondbacks pass last year's attendance mark
• Suspicious truck near Tucson courthouse leads to street closures
• Arizona seeks court's OK to trim health benefits to state workers
• Southbound Scottsdale Road blocked after crash
• Brewer seeks en banc appeal of Ninth Circuit ruling on domestic partner benefits  
• Russian roulette led to Kingman boy's death, authorities say
• Pearce, challenger to debate Oct. 6 in Mesa
• Glendale police: Man pulled knife on man over bus-stop seat
• Arizona aerospace, defense manufacturers not spending on innovation
• Loughner now understands Giffords survived shooting, psychologist tells judge
• AIA: Surprise umpire's check didn't find criminal record
• Police: Mesa man accused in Glendale armed robbery
• Nationwide immigration sweep nets 3,000; 56 arrests in Arizona
• Nationwide immigration sweep nets 3,000; 56 arrests in Arizona
• Western Alliance gets $141M from feds for small business lending
• New Phoenix lending library serves low-income kids
• Mayo Clinic Signs Research Agreement with Czech Republic Institute
• Arts and Business Council seeking Phoenix nonprofit leaders
• Gold Cross Receives Medical Transport Reaccreditation
• Attorney: Cortes lawsuit will continue despite sent ballots 
• Maricopa Community Colleges policy now protects transgendered
• Largest Employers No. 3: Banner Health
• ASU joins nationwide effort to produce math, science teachers
• Mayo Clinic Medical School Will Expand to Arizona
• Changing directions: New Equality Arizona chief plans to move group from defense to offense 
• EEOC files second lawsuit against Phoenix-based Casey Jones Grill
• Phoenix mayoral election 2011: Pension reform
• Seattle company buys Phoenix apartments for $22.6 million
• Bowman Consulting buys Phoenix-based DEI Professional Services
• Phoenix area's triple-digit highs just won't go away
• Phoenix area's triple-digit highs just won't go away
• Rematch: Kirkpatrick launches early attack on Gosar — he touts mining bill 
• Arizona high school football--Week 5 recap
• Professor promotes healthy lifestyles from the Valley to China
• Bundgaard’s complaint dismissed
• Goodyear police need help to find missing 15-year-old girl
• Pearce echoes racism allegations about Cortes suit
• Performance - Art Beat
• Mayo Clinic plans medical school in Scottsdale
• Redistrict panel goes to court to fend off inquiry
• Phoenix victim's family questions why man was free
• Suit challenging hopeful in Pearce recall to go forward
• Giffords' husband slated to headline Dem fundraiser
• Panel starts looking for ways to trim Arizona's debt
• Giffords' husband slated to headline Dem fundraiser
• Mesa Public Schools might close 4 schools
• Energy aid awaits Phoenix light-rail areas
• Phoenix victim's family questions why man was free
• St. Luke's opens burn care center in Phoenix
• BCS bowl gift-giving draws scrutiny
• Solyndra fallout could restrict Arizona solar funding
• Border patrol officer indicted
• Police seek 13-time bank robber
• UA gets $500K federal grant to study insects and cotton
• PetSmart launching Bret Michaels line
• Arpaio: Pollack death shows need for immigration raids
• Coke zero: CEO touts China over U.S.
• Devcon® Security Hires Tim Miksovsky as General Manager of Phoenix Branch
• Music - Nickelodeon's Dora the Explorer Live: Dora's Pirate Adventure
• Exhibition - France Scully Osterman and Mark Osterman
• Arpaio to fundraise for federal candidates
• Sen. Bundgaard complaint dismissed by committee head
• Crash amid dust storm at Picacho Peak
• Glendale police still seeking men who posed as city workers
• PetSmart announces dividend, Bret Michaels products
• Arpaio says Pollack hit-and-run shows need for immigration enforcement
• Surprise police: Man accused of hitting wife in head with drill
• Redistricting commission files suit seeking to halt Horne’s investigation 
• Cardon announces $18.2 million fed grant to ACA for small business loans  
• UA gets $500,000 grant to study insects and cotton
• Commerce Authority set to begin awarding grants from deal-closing fund  
• Fire breaks out in kitchen of Peoria home, family displaced
• Brewer won’t attend border governors meeting
• Bundgaard ethics investigation postponed 
• Phoenix teacher gets 20 years in sex assault of student
• Initiative would switch Arizona primary to ‘top 2′
• Mayo Clinic expanding medical school to Arizona
• Crisis Nursery partners with Groupon’s G-Team
• Arpaio forms new federal political action committee, may run for Kyl's seat
• Taser getting a boost from product sales
• Equipment Leasing Services teams with BizBox on mobile business units
• Local business groups launch Arizona Political Academy
• Shenzhen, Foxconn tours featured on Arizona economic trip to China
• Phoenix boy accused of Litchfield Park school threat
• Massive Phoenix drug sweep targets gangs, crack cocaine
• Massive Phoenix drug sweep targets gangs, crack cocaine
• Calais Campbell sacks Brownie Points Player of the Game award for career game
• ASU partners with Valley museums on lifelong learning classes
• Quotes: Dennis Erickson press conference on OSU
• Quotes: Brock Osweiler's press conference on OSU
• Cardinals Photo of the Week: Kevin Kolb looks ahead to this week's game
• Wildfire in northern Arizona burns 4,800 acres
• Conference to explore 'Moral Panics of Sexuality'
• Ten former ASU athletic greats to be inducted into Sports Hall of Fame
• Tucson zoo shows off 3 new lion cubs
• Ex-embattled Goodyear police commander finalist for N.D. post
• Fire damages roof of Phoenix house
• Let the battle of wits begin
• Smith: Adams shouldn’t stay out of LD18 recall
• Prosecutors renew request to keep Loughner jailed
• Lawyer says lawsuit in Pearce recall in jeopardy
• Yuma County looking to add vote centers
• Cactus League: Phoenix losing grip on spring-training baseball
• Wes Gullett, Greg Stanton differ on pensions
• Phoenix wife faces tough choice amid AHCCCS quandary
• Virtual classrooms allow students, instructors to connect from afar
• Maricopa County files claim in suit over faxes
• Anthem man suggests jobs idea to Obama
• Cactus League: Phoenix losing grip on spring-training baseball
• Friends mourn DPS pilot killed in auto crash
• Pearce recall: Lawsuit over 'sham candidate' may end
• Wes Gullett, Greg Stanton differ on pensions
• Scottsdale board to discuss art program's future
• Maricopa County files claim in suit over faxes
• Letter grades for Arizona schools delayed until next month
• Phoenix wife faces tough choice amid AHCCCS quandary
• Virtual classrooms allow students, instructors to connect from afar
• Playoff puzzle has D-Backs awaiting foe
• Bowl Championship Series bowl trips costly for participating colleges
• Redistricting chairwoman pushes ‘donut hole’ map for congressional districts 
• Fry's Food Stores To Distribute 10,000 Free D-backs Ticket To Wednesday's Regular-Season Finale vs. Dodgers At Chase Field
• Latino GOP Leaders Ask Jewish Leaders Not to Support GOP Politicians Who are Supported By Anti-Semitic Groups
• ASU to face OSU in Pac-12 battle
• Scottsdale police: Suspect in hit-run in country illegally
• News conference: Osweiler says Pac-12 game against Beavers to be tough
• 12 US senators agree to meet with Orly Taitz about Obama's allegedely fraudulent
• Vintage plane lands in Arizona field after engine failure
• Phoenix police ID motorcyclist killed in weekend accident
• News conference: Erickson looks for second Pac-12 win against Oregon State
• Glendale police: Man broke into apartment, threatened to kill woman
• Ed Board delays release of school grading system  
• Kingman boy, 16, kills self in accidental shooting, authorities say
• School of Public Affairs to hold forum on financing sustainability
• Report: Prisons have security lapses 
• Rio Salado Community College gets federal job training grant
• Commentary: Turris needs to be with teammates in Coyotes camp
• Arizona gas prices moving lower
• Android tops iPhone in market share
• Top of the Phoenix lists: Largest Employers
• Dunkin’ Donuts offers deal for National Coffee Day
• Truck hits charter school bus in Glendale; 2 in serious condition
• Truck hits charter school bus in Glendale; 2 in serious condition
• Linebacker Shelly Lyons named Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week
• John C. Lincoln North Mountain Hospital gets $4M donation
• Football hosts Oregon State
• Arizona incomes down more than 6 percent since 2007
• CB Richard Ellis wins big at TOBY awards
• Changemaker Central kicks off with weeklong events
• New home sales down to 6-month low
• Allegiant Air launches Mesa-Las Vegas service for $30
• Hotel Bolivia: A Latin-American life for Jews
• Marshall recognized for performance in win over USC
• Women's golf ties for third at Mason Rudolph
• ASU men's XC posts solid fourth-place finish at Griak
• Washington tops volleyball
• Post-game reaction from Cameron Marshall
• Football snaps losing streak against USC
• Downtown campus announces new 411 Gallery art exhibit
• Phoenix man assaults ex-girlfriend, kills man, police say
• Phoenix man assaults ex-girlfriend, kills man, police say
• Study sheds light on K-12 student movement among Valley schools
• Big biz riding to the rescue?
• Game Rewind: No offense, but the Arizona Cardinals have a lot of work to do
• Obama offers states more flexibility to meet No Child Left Behind
• Democrat Bivens announces U.S. Senate run 
• Don’t ask, don’t tell? Don’t worry. Bases say gay-ban repeal passes quietly
• College district considers new harassment measures
• Funding in place for Loop 303 interchange at I-10
• Surplus? What surplus?
• A New Direction: Cracking down on illegals is losing luster in down economy
• Larry Fitzgerald becomes Cardinals all-time leader in TD catches
• Phoenix mayor, City Council runoff election
• Lifelong pen pals lost for words at first meeting
• New Gilbert Banner facility joins effort in fighting cancer
• Attorney tied to Thomas' RICO suit may face sanctions
• D-backs, Helios Education Foundation Expected To Donate $100,000 To Valley Of The Sun United Way Through 'ShirtsOff Our D-backs' Fundraiser
• Garden of Dreams opens in Encanto Park in Phoenix
• Garden of Dreams opens in Encanto Park in Phoenix
• Congressman Flake: So Just How Broke Are We?
• Anti-discrimination policy for transgender students weighed
• Anti-discrimination policy for transgender students weighed
• Phoenix motorcyclist killed in crash
• Phoenix motorcyclist killed in crash
• Minnesota Lynx completes sweep of Phoenix Mercury, advances to first WNBA Finals
• Relatives of slain family relieved with death verdict
• Glendale girl honored for saving dog from heat
• Missing Peoria man returns home, says he needed some time to himself
• Valley marks National Day of Remembrance
• BCS spending, gifts raise questions and criticism
• Arizona drought conditions could deepen
• Phoenix mayor candidates disagree on City Hall
• Phoenix area's bad air tied to storms
• Valley cities raise service fees in bad economy
• Phoenix mayor candidates disagree on City Hall
• Scottsdale updating resale-industry regulations
• Alzheimer's may have led to Luke Air Force Base tragedy
• Phoenix area's bad air tied to storms
• Valley cities raise service fees in bad economy
• Man on bike hit by car, in critical condition
• Power goes out at Chase Field during Diamondbacks game
• Power goes out at Chase Field during Diamondbacks game
• Phoenix fans are anxious to show their colors
• Latinos say Eva Longoria best represents them
• Eulogy for a Phoenix Post Office
• Diversity career fair to be held in Phoenix
• Peoria man missing; public's help sought
• Phoenix APS worker severely burned
• Phoenix APS worker severely burned
• Surprise man arrested in sex case umpired kids' games
• Globe lightning-caused wildfire now at 3,400 acres
• Limited to host grand opening at Arrowhead
• Woman dies when car hits tree in Phoenix
• Woman dies when car hits tree in Phoenix
• Tucson commuter bicycling up 58 percent
• Arizona governor returns from China Saturday
• Phoenix-area weather: Still near-record heat
• Phoenix-area weather: Still near-record heat
• TGen part of team receiving $3.5M Komen grant
• Cold Stone serving free ice cream Tuesday to benefit Make-A-Wish
• Pinal County plans $6 million courthouse overhaul
• $109 million cancer center in Gilbert opens Monday
• Icon brings hip, funky gift items to Mill Avenue
• Hunters near Chandler bird sanctuary cause concern
• Police, ASU offer option to deter prostitution
• Police, ASU offer option to deter prostitution
• Volunteers clear way for new habitat at Audubon Center
• Arizona lawsuit divvies up lottery proceeds
• Crime down 30 percent in north Phoenix since 2007
• Arizona prison safety lacking, report says
• Arizona improves in community interest
• Recall bid vs. Pearce a fraud, 2nd claim says
• Crime down 30 percent in north Phoenix since 2007
• Justice of peace Woolbright ordered not to retaliate vs. worker
• County Air Quality Department names ombudsman, head of small-business aid
• Volunteers clear way for new habitat at Audubon Center
• Haunted houses are scaring up big dollars in Phoenix area
• Phoenix Diocese wine-less Mass criticized
• Arizona's lax driver-test rules lure foreigners
• Phoenix Diocese wine-less Mass criticized
• Leading Phoenix-area pollster slams Pearce
• Washington State comes back to take down Arizona State in volleyball
• Tempe man arrested in hit-and-run that killed businessman's son
• Maricopa county and city government crashing the economy
• Phoenix shooting victim's family holding fundraisers
• Lawsuit filed against Cortes; claims she’s a ‘fraudulent” candidate 
• Glendale police arrest credit card worker in identity theft
• Scary credit reports score Nest admission
• Phoenix police: Man arrested in shooting also suspect in molestation
• Phoenix police: Man arrested in shooting also suspect in molestation
• Cronkite students nominated for Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards
• Arizona lawmaker wants Fast and Furious documents from Obama
• Sanctuary's Beau MacMillan battles to be next Iron Chef on Food Network
• Stocks edge up at the end of bad week; PF Chang’s, airlines gain
• Sports business briefs: D-backs sell out, Coyotes help Russian, later start for Cardinals
• Arizona's poverty rate reaches 17 percent
• Phoenix better for home buyers than renters
• GOP congressman: Solar industry could ‘collapse’
• Restaurant week wraps, Chandler Culinary Festival set for October
• Phoenix No. 2 in the nation for new car purchases
• Phoenix mayoral candidate's car tires slashed
• Tempers flare as board OKs $1.6M for Peoria High's Old Main
• 2 Phoenix men arrested in prescription-drug robbery in Scottsdale
• 2 Phoenix men arrested in prescription-drug robbery in Scottsdale
• Surprise police arrest man accused of beating girlfriend
• Fu Nu Gyz Sports Grill
• Arrest made in Surprise robbery that led to fatal shooting
• Hoover Dam
• Capitol Quotes: September 23, 2011
• Redistricting commissioners argue over criteria
• Pinal GOP fearing county redistricting fracture
• Lawmakers looking at AZ solar industry after Solyndra bust 
• Man pleads guilty in attack on Arizona lawmaker
• Perry defends in-state tuition for undocumented
• Stanton says tires were slashed
• Playground dedicated to youngest shooting victim
• Public must demand competitive districts, scrutinize new maps
• Business tax-reform champions say measure might finally have a chance
• First day of fall in Phoenix brings near record triple-digit heat
• Phoenix auction includes Scottsdale-area sites
• Phoenix Zoo welcomes 8 baby Komodo dragons
• Glendale police investigate stabbing report at strip club
• Desert Botanical Garden now selling Las Noches de las Luminarias tickets
• Phoenix Diocese's ban on wine a major change in Mass
• Phoenix road-rage murder trial opens
• Gullett-Stanton dustup over retirement program
• Wilcox may end career on Board of Supervisors
• Nowicki: Carmona may run for Senate
• Arizona State University set for Lake Havasu campus
• Panel looks at how to end partisanship
• Desert Botanical Garden now selling Las Noches de las Luminarias tickets
• Phoenix-area restaurateurs will face challenges as they open eateries at Sky Harbor
• MCCCD yields $21.5 mil library in south Phoenix
• Tempe district weighing new Montessori high-school idea
• Phoenix Diocese's ban on wine a major change in Mass
• Job losses a side effect of mental-health cuts in Arizona
• Phoenix road-rage murder trial opens
• Phoenix-area weekend traffic
• MCCCD yields $21.5 mil library in south Phoenix
• Woman dies in SUV collision in Scottsdale
• D-Backs’ President and CEO Derrick Hall Announces He Has Prostate Cancer
• D-Backs To Host 13th Annual Hispanic Heritage Day
• Arizona Diamondbacks To Host Star Wars Day
• Phoenix's Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair - Oct 12!
• Crash shuts part of Arizona 587 on Gila River Reservation
• Suspect in wife's Ahwatukee death extradited from India
• Suspect in wife's Ahwatukee death extradited from India
• Franks on Operation Fast and Furious: Administration Should Release Information on DOJ/White House Involvement
• Congressman Flake Applauds Passage of TRAIN Act
• Brigetta Barrett returns home to University of Arizona from Daegu and Shenzhen
• Phoenix police: Man accused of sexually abusing 2 teens
• 3 ethics members temporarily replaced; Bundgaard trial will go on as planned 
• Volleyball returns to Tempe with Pac-12 home openers
• Soccer opens Pac-12 play at No. 17 Cal
• $133 million contract for Loop 303 interchange in Goodyear
• Glendale police: Man accused in sexual assault
• Casa Grande man pleads guilty in attack on Rep. Frank Pratt
• Beanie Wells hurt in Cardinals practice Thursday
• Arizona high school football--Week 4 rankings
• Cardinals Game Notes: Game 3 at Seattle Seahawks
• Freeport McMoRan, Thunderbird developing women’s entrepreneur programs in South America
• Luxury apartments in Goodyear sell for $33 million
• ASU symposium to focus on 'Memory and Countermemory'
• Dow sheds 391 points; First Solar, Freeport, Apollo among Arizona losers
• Arizona Board of Regents asks for 17.5% budget increase
• Arizona gets $2.6M from feds for at-risk families
• Lincoln Property buys Phoenix industrial buildings
• Border Patrol recovers over 1 ton of pot
• West Nile virus found in Coconino County
• Feds investigate 'Arabic' markings on Southwest planes
• California AG won't review Shacknai investigations
• Phoenix man charged in Sony Pictures hacking case
• Phoenix man charged in Sony Pictures hacking case
• Phoenix ex-con faces charges in stabbing of estranged wife
• Phoenix e