Trump administration seeks rule change linking immigration status to use of public benefits
A leaked draft of a proposed policy change from the Trump administration details how an immigrant seeking permanent residency in the U.S. can become a public charge and possibly face deportation depending on their use of public benefits.
Arizona snowpack near record low this year, but SRP says the situation isn’t dire yet
Arizona's snowpack this year is far below normal, leaving reservoirs short on water supplies, but SRP officials are trying to use more groundwater as a supplement.
Mesa entrepreneur ignores heart doctors’ warnings, launches career in fitness
The founder and face of LFTD.Lifestyle - a fitness supplement and lifestyle brand - said his desire to get into the profession was driven by reasons much deeper than financial gain.
Vegan grocery store opens in Glendale, a first for Arizona
Owners of a vegan grocery store in Glendale hope the store, which offers groceries completely free of animal products, will attract customers from the Phoenix area.
Uber self-driving cars suspended from Arizona roads; Waymo moves ahead
A day after Gov. Doug Ducey suspended self-driving Uber cars on public roads, Waymo, on Tuesday announced plans to begin ride-hailing service in metro Phoenix by the end of the year.
Phoenix cannabis company uses Super Bowl trash to make concrete in struggling California town it owns
American Green uses trash to create durable, energy-absorbing concrete to rebuild the small town of Nipton, California
Peanuts and Cracker Jack? Try Dutch Bros. and Portillo’s at Chase Field this season
Peanuts and Crackerjacks? Try Dutch Bros. and Portillo's at Chase Field this season. Diamondbacks expanding their dining and entertainment options.
Maricopa County again leads nation’s counties in population growth
WASHINGTON - Maricopa County once again saw the largest population gains among the nation's counties, according to the Census Bureau, which said the county added 73,650 new residents between 2016 and 2017 to top 4.3 million residents for the first time.
Quarterback Sam Bradford ready to move past ‘dark times’ and lead Cardinals
Sam Bradford has long been defined by injuries. As the Cardinals' new quarterback, he hopes to be defined by his success.
Local expert and national reports indicate Arizona bridges are generally safe
One local expert on bridge safety said Arizona's bridges are generally safe even though the federal government has listed hundreds of them in poor or "structurally deficient" condition.
‘My heart’s broken’: End of season means end of ASU’s Guard U
Arizona State's loss to Syracuse in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament also meant the end of Guard U in Tempe.
