The Ed ballot initiative, which would raise income taxes on higher income Arizonans, is expected to have enough valid signatures to be on November’s ballot. Battle lines are already being drawn.

Madison Avenue was once a place that many Americans were familiar with because it was synonymous with the major ad agencies that dramatically influenced the culture. And the critically-acclaimed AMC program "Mad Men" helped revive that era for younger generations.

More offices lately — even outside of Silicon Valley — are being designed as “open concept.” No more cubicles, no more walled-off suites.

If you’ve been to downtown Phoenix recently, you’ve seen the boom of multi-family housing, skyscrapers, restaurants and bars opening all the time in the area.

An Arizona charter school held an emergency budget meeting over the weekend after criticism over a lack of public comment that may have violated the state’s Open Meeting Law. American Leadership Academy Director Glenn Way is also under scrutiny after earning millions of dollars for building his campuses.

In 2016, One Arizona sent out an army of volunteers across the state and registered more than 150,000 new voters leading up to the election. It set a record for new voters registered in a single year. Now, they’re announcing a new voter registration campaign for 2018.

Anyone that follows President Donald Trump on Twitter knows he's not afraid lash out against his political enemies and call people names. But what if Donald Trump was a “nice” guy?

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet in Helsinki today. But it’s not the first time the neutral nation has been used for high-level negotiations between the two global powers.

The board of directors for the Mohave Valley Irrigation and Drainage District voted to take the first step in adopting a fallowing program for its farmers. The unanimous vote last week could lead to the transfer of water from the Colorado River to other southwestern states as well as towns in central Arizona.