A national advocacy group filed a federal housing discrimination complaint Tuesday accusing Bank of America Corp. of treating foreclosed homes differently in minority neighborhoods.
Women earned more than men in just 12 of the nation's 435 congressional districts in 2011, and one of those districts was in Arizona, according to a new report.
Covering the 1 million-square-foot roof of a Walmart distribution center, these 14,000 solar panels will produce 30 percent of the building's energy needs.
As mayor of Phoenix, Paul Johnson found city officeholders and candidates more willing to seek common ground and less beholden to groups promoting narrow interests.
A sharp increase in fatal off-highway vehicle accidents in 2011 has a state official urging riders to take hands-on safety courses and learn the rules.
Jamie Jimenez, a 19-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico, dropped out of high school three credits short of a diploma, blaming slacking off and stomach problems.
Arizona's medical marijuana system will have stronger controls than other states, but some people will still exploit it to get the drug for recreational use, the state's top health official said Wednesday.
Arizona could lose more than 9,800 health-care and other jobs next year if a 2 percent cut in Medicare takes effect Jan. 2 as part of the $1.2 trillion federal budget "sequestration," a new report claims.
U.S. and Mexican officials said Monday that intelligence sharing between the two countries is leading to a more secure and "more modern and efficient border."
For many beer aficionados, nothing beats the freshness and flavor of a microbrew straight from the tap. Many drive miles to brewpubs to fill up glass bottles, also called growlers, with their favorites.
Wine lovers David and Judy Berndt traveled from Riverside, Calif., to see what Verde Valley's wineries have to offer. Arriving at Javelina Leap Winery, they were already impressed with the syrah wines at Oak Creek Vineyards and Winery.
Action by Congress on comprehensive immigration reform would benefit the economies of Arizona, the U.S. and Mexico, former Mexican President Vicente Fox said Thursday.
On the same day many media outlets heaped praise on Ann Romney's address at the Republican National Convention, the Internet exploded with criticisms of the New Jersey governor.
