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For some farmers, John Deere repair services aren’t the most convenient option. Dave Pawel operates Broken Horn D Ranch, a cattle ranch in Prescott, and has had to travel six hours to get repairs on his John Deere tractors.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office said a federal judge was wrong when he said the state had no standing to bring a lawsuit.

Arizona wants its BuildItAZ apprenticeship program to fill 20,000 construction jobs by the end of the decade. And so far, 3,000 registered apprentices have come out of the 2023 program.

There is a need for improvement that unites 27th Avenue. But what “better” looks like to the community along 27th Avenue differs. Where GCU officials see a Whole Foods and solar panels, decades-long business owners see a future where they don’t have to keep weapons behind the counter.

What was once the Paradise Valley Mall is in its second phase of coming back to life.

A judge on Thursday denied a request by hemp industry advocates to temporarily block the state from barring businesses from selling hemp-based THC products. The industry argues Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has a flawed interpretation of state law.

The roughly 650-page lawsuit brought by Ohio's attorney general against Ishbia’s Michigan-based United Wholesale Mortgage demands a jury trial.

Legislative budget analysts are significantly downgrading their projections for Arizona revenue in the next fiscal year. That could leave lawmakers and Gov. Katie Hobbs with fewer options as they negotiate a budget.

Fraudsters recently stole $20,000 worth of bitcoin from an Arizona resident who they convinced was facing fines and jail time for missing jury duty. Swindlers often give the name and badge number for law enforcement.

An important chapter in Tempe’s architectural and artistic history may be coming to an end. There are potentially big changes coming to Danelle Plaza.