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In recent years, the Valley has seen a steady rise in real estate agents. Can the market sustain them all?
In recent years, the Valley has seen a steady rise in real estate agents. Can the market sustain them all?
Valley firefighters battle for benefits after cancer diagnoses.
Why is the Valley’s bedding business booming?
The vote to go union split The Arizona Republic’s editorial staff – but offers reassurance to layoff-weary journalists as the company merges into the nation’s largest newspaper conglomerate.
Our columnist bids adieu to her college-age child – and reassess her own identity as a Phoenician.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe digs into the drama surrounding former county assessor Paul Petersen.
Amazon’s Ring app and partnership with police departments have some wondering if Big Brother is on our doorsteps.
Home-based elder care facilities are popping up in neighborhoods around the Valley – to mixed reactions.
A Phoenix artist embarks on a journey of transition – and discovery.
Developer and community tangle over proposed rezoning near the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve.
Car washes and storage facilities are springing up like Starbucks in North Phoenix and beyond. What do trends like this portend?
The imminent shutdown of Arizona’s largest coal-fired energy plant is an environmental win for the state, but an economic headache for the Navajo Nation. The caveat: It may position the Nation to dominate the West’s renewable energy demands.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe does the math on U.S. vaping deaths.
Why is Phoenix the deadliest place in the country to take a walk?
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe weighs the pros and cons of gun laws.