These key characteristics mark the differences between people with a good income who are one emergency away from going broke and people who know how to live comfortably with the money they have.
October is National Women’s Small Business Month, and it’s no wonder we’re dedicating a whole month to celebrate. There are 12.3 million women-owned businesses.
Scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey scrambled Tuesday and Wednesday to measure flooding in waterways across metro Phoenix, providing data to help the National Weather Service better forecast potential floods.
An eight-member Supreme Court quizzed both sides Monday in an Arizona case that asks whether small government agencies should be exempt from age discrimination laws, just as small businesses are.
A dentist with a good business and an even better staff is worried that eventually they'll leave for other jobs. A change in attitude will alleviate that stress.
Installing a video doorbell is very easy and has many benefits, which often leads to the purchase of other "smart devices," so doing a little homework on the options as well as the platforms they use is important.
There are two things you need to consider when thinking about your dream job. One is how much it will cost in terms of dollars and cents. The other is how much time it will take.
Zach Hauser, like many farmers in the Verde Valley, takes pride in his land and the crops he grows. He has swapped out some of his usual thirsty crops – which require flood irrigation from the Verde River during scorching summers – for barley, which uses less water.
Sarah Herve’s plan for the dozen volunteers she oversees every season at the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona is simple: treat them so well they don't want to leave.
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that Arizona bars and restaurants cannot pay tipped employees less than minimum wage for doing work that does not directly generate tips, a decision that one attorney called “a game changer.”
With the holidays right around the corner, now is the perfect time to hit reset on your financial goals. Before you know it, you’ll be busy booking holiday travel plans, buying gifts for loved ones and enjoying other festivities.
Health care advocates Wednesday urged Attorney General Mark Brnovich to pull Arizona out of a multistate lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, saying the court case could deny coverage to vulnerable state residents.
A simulation for staff members at Savanna House Assisted Living and Memory Care in Gilbert mimics the effects of dementia, as well as other conditions common among older Americans.
Tempe Meals on Wheels depends on volunteers to make deliveries and run the organization, but Arizona’s summer heat creates challenges – mainly, a shortage of hands.
Oumuamua -- a very unusual asteroid name, coming from a Hawaiian word meaning ‘Scout,’ may be the first observed asteroid body from another solar system.
The president of the Arizona Farm Bureau told a House panel Thursday that regulations meant to help the environment are actually doing the opposite, in part by harming ranchers who are in the best position to help.
An E. coli outbreak that sickened people in 35 states and led to a recall of romaine lettuce farmed in Yuma clipped a billion-dollar industry. Farmers are now working to rebuild consumers’ trust.
China launched a communications satellite towards the far side of the moon, which will become a vital link in “talking” to a future lunar mission which will attempt to soft land a probe and rover.
The NASA probe InSight is a state-of-the-art robotic spacecraft that launched recently from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The craft has sailed into space and will land on the red planet Nov. 26.
The Arizona Department of Revenue is reminding businesses to renew their Transaction Privilege Tax license, as about 98,000 businesses have yet to renew as of April 25.
With all the recent close calls with asteroids passing the Earth, it comes as no surprise that many of these fast-moving objects could be a source of precious metals.
More than 684,000 cases are waiting to be heard in immigration courts across the country – 10,422 of them in Arizona – a number that is only expected to grow after the Trump administration cuts an immigrant legal assistance program this month.
