Top U.S. Cities For Women In STEM: Where Phoenix Ranks

For women in science, technology and engineering careers, some U.S. cities are more promising than others, according to a new ranking.

Why Palo Verde, The Country’s Largest Nuclear Plant, Is Cutting Its Water Use

PHOENIX – There’s something in the Buckeye groundwater – a high mineral and salt content – that makes it hard to use, but the Palo Verde ...

Phoenix-Area James Beard Semifinalists Announced

The James Beard Foundation has released semifinalists, including some in Phoenix, for its 30th annual culinary awards competition.

AZ Boy In Wheelchair Awed To See Someone Like Him In Target Ad

A 2-year-old Arizona boy who uses a wheelchair to get around was in awe when he saw a boy just like him staring back from a Target ad.

Jobs Will Get Filled At Light Rail Construction Job Fair Tuesday

A Phoenix job fair Tuesday enables construction workers to get hired on the spot for a multi-year light rail construction project.

AZ Firms Cited For Role In Hundreds Of Millions Of Scam Robocalls

Two Paradise Valley residents were ordered to stop operating businesses that prosecutors said were used to funnel overseas robocalls.

Phoenix Ranked No. 38 In STEM Jobs Among Largest U.S. Metros

Phoenix appears at No. 38 on WalletHub's list of the best STEM job markets among the 100 largest U.S. metros.

ADOT’s Construction School Prepares You For A Career In 2 Weeks

The Arizona Department of Transportation's Construction Academy prepares workers for entry-level construction careers in two weeks.

Express To Close 31 Stores This Month, Including In Arizona

The closures are part of a cost-reduction strategy aimed at providing a boost to the struggling fashion retailer.

Journalists At Phoenix New Times, Sister Pub In Miami, Announce Unionization

Journalists at Phoenix New Times have announced they intend to unionize, the latest in a string of newsroom unionization efforts across U.S.

Arizona Ranked No. 6 In U.S. For Small Business Loans

A new report ranks Arizona at No. 6 in the nation when it comes to lending funds to owners of small businesses. Here's why.

Cactus Juice Used To Make Nontoxic, Biodegradable Plastic Bags

America generates almost 38 million tons of plastic waste every year, ranking second only to China. That’s a lot of plastic.

In January, AZ Biz Owners Can Start E-Filing Their Tax Returns

The Department of Revenue will begin taking e-filed tax returns from Arizona companies in 2020. The next year, biz e-filing is required.

Friendship Village Tempe’s Management Company Ranked #1 in Study

Life Care Services Awarded Highest Customer Satisfaction Among U.S. Senior Living Communities by J.D. Power

Job Fair: Hundreds Of Jobs For Former St. Luke’s Workers, Others

Former St. Luke's Hospital, other workers just might be able to find a job at a massive hundreds-of-jobs Phoenix healthcare hiring event.

Warning: Phoenix's Most Prolific Robocallers In October

A record 5.7 billion robocalls were placed nationwide in October. See who’s calling Phoenix.

Heavy Construction Best, Government Jobs Worst In Phoenix Market

While the Phoenix job market is growing overall, the construction sector is growing the most, while the government sector is taking a hit.

Amazon’s Military Pathways Program Eases Veteran's Transition

Amazon's Military Pathways program helps ease a Phoenix veteran's transition back to civilian life by providing a 5-year path to GM or VP.

PODS® Phoenix Expands Operations to Serve Growing Central Arizona

The new 106,000 square center was designed according to customer specifications and features

Phoenix Garfield Neighbors Fight Burger King And Win

Burger King wanted to build a drive-thru restaurant on an already congested street in the Garfield neighborhood.

New Fry’s Grocery Store Ends Food Desert For Downtown Phoenix

Food deserts in Arizona number about 700,000, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.

Flagstaff Physical Therapist to Present at Conference in Orlando

John Heick has been invited to speak at the 2019 American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists’ Annual Conference on Oct. 26.

Arizona AG Brnovich Warns Of Storm Damage Home Repair Scams

With Arizona's heavy rainfall and home damage this week, AG Mark Brnovich warns consumers about door-to-door home contractor scams.

Millennials Use Tech To Ensure Future Of AZ Ranching, Farming

The median age of a farmer or rancher in Arizona is 55 to 64. It’s part of a nationwide trend as fewer young people go into agriculture.

Court Ruling: Phoenix Artists Don’t Have To Serve LGBT Couples

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Monday that Phoenix's Brush & Nib Studio has the right to refuse custom wedding design to same-sex couples.

Arizona Will Be Among 8 Leaders In Google Antitrust Investigation

Arizona will be one of eight states leading the Google antitrust investigation, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich recently announced.

AZ Disability Service Providers Feel Overlooked In State-Flagstaff Wage Spat

State and Flagstaff officials are battling over who should bear the cost of the city’s higher minimum wage.

Sprint And Verizon Launch 5G In Phoenix, Promising Consumer Perks

Recent Sprint and Verizon 5G launches give Phoenix area residents and businesses some perks to consider.

Rosie The Riveter 2.0 Works In A Warehouse Near Goodyear Airport

When Rachel Miller welds, she wields power in a male-dominated industry.

Creepy Clowns To Flood Phoenix-Area Theaters For New ’It' Film

Pennywise, the most feared clown in America, returns to Phoenix theaters next month. Expect numerous clown costumes.

Phoenix CIO Named To 2020 Business Transformation 150 List

Matthew Arvay, CIO for the city of Phoenix, has been recognized by Constellation Research on its 2020 Business Transformation 150.

Phoenix Summer Youth Employment Program Secures Donations

The Phoenix Youth Reach and Invest in Summer Employment (RISE) program develops and funds internship opportunities for local young adults.

2.9M Arizonans’ Data Exposed By Equifax: How To Get Cut Of $425M

The 2017 Equifax data breach exposed the personal data of 2.9 million Arizonans. Here's how to apply for cut of $425 million settlement.

The Resurgence Of Lunch And Learns

Requests from companies planning Lunch and Learns for employees are trending much higher, according to FreeSpeakers.org

How Many Times Phoenix Utility Shut Off Power Over Past-Due Bills

New rules prohibit hot weather disconnections over past-due bills. Here’s how often power was shut off in 2018.

It’s So Hot Inside Phoenix Store People Pass Out And Throw Up

As the temperature outside hovers around 110 degrees, workers at a Phoenix dollar store have been without air conditioning for three weeks.

Starbucks Apologizes To Police For Incident In Arizona Shop

A Starbucks worker asked six police officers to leave or go to another Phoenix area shop after a customer reported feeling unsafe.

Nike, Arizona, Flag-Shoe Drama Shows Kaepernick Still Looms Large

It's been almost three years since Colin Kaepernick last played in the NFL. The Arizona-Nike drama shows the former QB is still a player.

In New Jobs Era, Here's How Phoenix Area Can Thrive

The Brookings Institution looked at how well metro areas across the country are positioned to adapt to the changing job landscape.

Why Phoenix Sephora Stores Are Temporarily Closing June 5

The beauty products retailer is closing its stores in Phoenix the morning of Wednesday, June 5.