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This artist's rendering shows what the redesigned interchange of the Boulder City Bypass and U.S. 93 would look like at Railroad Pass.

As we just celebrated our nation's independence, catastrophe, in the aftermath of the collapse of the housing bubble pervades our East Valley.

The Indie-Pendence Day Extravaganza will begin at 5 p.m., Saturday, July 4, at Hotel Congress, 311 E. Congress St.

The Obama administration launched investigations of hundreds of businesses around the country Wednesday as part of its strategy to focus immigration enforcement on the employers who hire illegal workers.

There isn't a question today because none of you people have sent me an especially interesting Arizona history question lately.

People struggling to find jobs in the bad economy are turning to the military for a paycheck.

Congress is finally attempting to do for the general public what it did three years ago for military members a ' protect them from predatory payday lending.

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Arizonans will get a second chance to decide if they want residents here to be able to opt out of any national health insurance plan approved by Congress.

An Ahwatukee doctor is taking formal steps to line up physician investors for his Paradigm Foothills Hospital, a proposed 110-bed acute care facility he envisions at the southeastern corner of Chandler Boulevard and 50th Street.

Wanna snag the administration's attention? Borrow a page from the protesters in Iran.

Hotter summers, shorter winters, more intense storms, deepening droughts and melting glaciers add up to one clear conclusion, scientists said Tuesday: Earth's climate is already changing, and the effects will grow worse if the threat is ignored.

An Arizona tribe has cleared a major hurdle toward establishing a reservation and a casino near Glendale's sports and entertainment district.

Question: "Why is there a 'No turn on red' posting at Orange Grove and Skyline ? It is a seemingly wide and safe intersection with visibility for miles when looking toward the west for oncoming traffic.

By Jane Ginn, MRP, AIT SEDONA, AZ - Now that we are well into the 2009 Congressional calendar, and the economic fear-based malaise is beginning to subside with a leveling off of the stock market, Congress has begun to brush the dust off and really get back to work.

The renovation and improvement of the Tolleson Wastewater Treatment Plant will be partially paid for with an $11.6 million loan from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona.

A new Nielsen study shows that nearly 5 percent of Phoenix television viewers aren't ready for the imminent switch to DTV, which is scheduled for completion on June 12 -- less than two weeks away.

Several Goodwill of Central Arizona retail stores will serve as demonstration sites from May 29 to June 16 to help Arizonans with the nationwide transition to digital broadcast television.

There's currency in them thar Arizona hills. Euros, mostly; some dollars and yen, too.

Arizona Congressman Jeff Flake discussed federal fiscal policy on Here and Now. Your browser does not have Flash installed.