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Arizona law mandates that minimum wage must rise every year in accordance with consumer prices. The CPI rose 3.4% this year, which leads to a new minimum of $15.65 for non-tipped workers come Jan. 1.

Arizona is now the first in the nation to issue a cosmetology license that allows beauty professionals to work across 13 participating states without having to take additional exams.

At least four Arizona cities have joined a lawsuit accusing fire truck manufacturers of price gouging and delayed manufacturing.

Maricopa County is investing in employment services for incarcerated veterans after it received more than $1 million in grant money.

A ranch based in Buckeye will donate over two million eggs to food banks as part of a settlement over price-fixing.

Valley Metro was named the Outstanding Public Transportation System by the American Public Transportation Association for agencies with between 15 and 50 million riders.

Last week, Banner Health clinicians voted in favor of unionizing for better working conditions and patient care and outcomes. One physician talked about what’s next.

Deadly flooding at the Grand Canyon is damaging the area's economy, with a washed-out pipeline severing the South Rim's water supply and shutting down lodging at the popular tourist vista for an indefinite period.

About 250 doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants were eligible to vote in the election.

Arizona Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego disapproves of President Donald Trump’s decision to increase tariffs on Canada, saying both countries could face economic downturns if they entered a trade war.