Arizona's Child Protective Services agency will get emergency funding to hire more caseworkers and other employees, but Department of Economic Security Director Clarence Carter says additional mone
Tempe-based US Airways and bankrupt
American Airlines appear ready to merge. Bloomberg News reports the companies’
boards are expected approve the merger Wednesday, after lengthy negotiations.
Recent data show Arizona's first ten years in biosciences have been a boon for the state, with jobs growing in related industries even while the recession pounded other sectors.
Teen drivers would not be allowed to use their cell phones,
or other electronic devices after getting their licenses, under a proposal
moving through the Arizona legislature.
Arizona
universities and colleges are among the
thousands being evaluated by the White House. Today the federal government launched
a website that will help future students and parents decide what college to attend.
The interactive website is part of
the Obama Administration’s effort to make higher education institutions more
accountable for cost and quality.
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