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Oklahoma, California, Washington, Arizona, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Michigan and New York have the most. Some tribes, including the Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma and Oneida Indian Nation in New York, have their own store chains.
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The bill would make it illegal to fly a drone within a mile of a ticketed entertainment event at venues with at least 1,000 people capacity. -
The Analogs is a series of stories about people who make things by hand — and what those things tell us about those people. -
The Industrial Commission of Arizona voted to adopt heat safety guidelines for workplaces in the state. But labor groups still hope for enforceable regulations. -
ASU food service workers continued protests on Thursday, demanding higher wages and better working conditions from service provider Aramark. -
Diesel gas prices rose to $6.20 a gallon on Wednesday, according to AAA Arizona, breaking the previous record of $5.90 set in 2022. -
For the last couple weeks, The Show's Sam Dingman has been exploring the various ways people find friendship and community here in the Valley — a place where it’s not always easy to do that. -
In an opinion late Wednesday, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Liburdi acknowledged there is a legal conflict between Kalshi and the state about whose laws take precedence. -
The Phoenix Fire Department says, since Feb. 22, they have been dispatched eight times to the Ray Apartments building in Phoenix. -
Winter in Phoenix never looks like a snow playground. But that’s why so many of us head north up the I-17 to Flagstaff when the weather turns cold for some skiing, snow shoeing or sledding. -
It's not just Arizona AG Kris Mayes seeking reimbursement. Several other states who were involved in the lawsuit also want some money. And all told, their requests total more than $10.3 million. -
Mayor Regina Romero and the City Council set out to draft the proposal last year — after water needs from the Project Blue data center project generated intense public backlash. -
A company accused by Arizona of illegal gambling and election wagering has won a victory at the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
