U.S. District Court Judge Steven Logan has rejected a plea by the Arizona Attorney General's Office that Logan continue to handle the lawsuit filed against the governor and others by the tribe. Instead, Logan sent the case to Judge David Campbell.

Tourism is surging at Grand Canyon National Park and officials said that’s creating delays at entrance stations and for shuttle bus service.

The Arizona Coyotes and City of Glendale are scheduled to meet in court Monday to decide whether the city has to make its quarterly payment to the hockey team.

While many cities around the country like Washington D.C. are making great strides in the development of solar energy, Arizona and Phoenix in particular were leading markets that are now falling behind in the industry.

June 27 marks the beginning of Independents Week, an annual national celebration of local businesses. Local First Arizona spokesperson Erika Pederson says the “buy local” movement has experienced increased visibility since it became mainstream in 2014.

To get a sense of tourism’s impact on the state and its economy, we turn to Christine Vogt, director of the Center for Sustainable Tourism at ASU.

A newly released study says that 43 percent of Americans are searching for jobs with their cellphones and 18 percent of smartphone users said they used their mobile device to submit a job application.

The Arizona Coyotes are battling with the city of Glendale, and Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver thinks his team needs a brand-new facility.

A judge recently issued a ruling on a complicated case involving two Arizona solar companies and the state Department of Revenue, but it’s unclear as to what the ruling really means.