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The Department of Administration reports Arizona’s jobless rate last month was 7.9 percent. That’s the third straight month at that level.
The last time I went on the Havasupai Falls hike I left a little unfilled.
"The Power of Music," a self-portrait by Nathan Begay (Navajo) was the 2012 Best of Show winner in The Heard Museum Guild American Indian Student Art Show & Sale. This year's event is April 6-8, 2013.
The state's jobless rate inched down just a bit last month amid weaker than expected showing in retail and health care employment.
The state’s jobless rate jumped a tenth of a point in January to 8.0 percent.
Packed into the school’s gymnasium Friday morning, students at Mountain Pointe High School celebrated diversity, culture, and Black History Month awareness with a series of assemblies for upper and lower classmen.
The state’s jobless rate jumped a bit last month — maybe.
FLAGSTAFF — A wintry storm has dropped more snow in the state's northern and eastern mountains, making driving tough along Interstates 17 and 40.
Local musicians are coming together to raise awareness of the proposed South Mountain Loop 202 Freeway extension on or near the Gila River Indian Community.
The state’s top health official said Wednesday there’s a simple, cost-free way to prevent dozens of children from dying each year: Let them sleep alone.
They are our neighbors. They live to the north of us in rural Arizona. Some are Native Americans, many still live in primitive conditions; other folks dwell in small communities, eking out livelihoods. Various are generational Arizonans, whose pioneer forefathers settled this state.
This August 2012 photo shows Hopi guide Gary Tso at the Hopi Cultural Center, Second Mesa, Ariz. Some Native American sites in the Southwest are best visited with a guide, and Tso takes visitors to villages on a Hopi reservation in Arizona that is entirely surrounded by the Navajo Nation. (AP Photo/Margaret Matthews)
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Arizona’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate remained at 8.2 percent in June for the third month in a row.
McDonald’s restaurants throughout the Valley and northern Arizona will host “backpack Saturday” 8 a.m. July 28, giving away 20,000 backpacks and helping thousands of children prepare for school.
Arizona’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate remained at 8.2 percent in June for the third month in a row.
A report last week showing the state’s jobless rate unchanged for May is concealing some good news in private employment.
A report Thursday showing the state’s jobless rate unchanged for May is concealing some good news in private employment.
You’ve probably seen Native American pottery, textiles, dolls or jewelry. But you may have never seen this: photographs from contemporary Navajo photographers capturing unvarnished moments of American Indian life.
This image by Carmen Hunter is one of the photos on display at the Heard Museum in the collection titled, “Through the Lens: Dine Photography.” [Carmen Hunter]
This year marks the centennial of Arizona’s statehood. I am excited to celebrate this proud event, being the grandson of grandparents who were born in the Territory of Arizona. As an admiral in the Navy, I am equally as excited to let Arizonans know about Phoenix Navy Week, March 26-31.
Chandler attorney Christy Thompson has had a whirlwind year. First, the firm moved to a new downtown Chandler location to accommodate the need for more space.
Arizona stands to lose approximately $18 billion in gross state product between 2017 and 2044 — including up to 3,400 jobs each year — unless agreements can be reached to keep the Navajo Generating Station (NGS) in northern Arizona operating beyond 2019, according to a study prepared for Salt River Project and the Navajo Nation by the L William Seidman Research Institute at the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.
PHOENIX — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney swept Arizona's GOP primary with support from a broad cross section of voters who said they were focused on the economy, not immigration or the equally divisive issue of immigration.
PHOENIX — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney swept Arizona's GOP primary with support from a broad cross section of voters who said they were focused on the economy, not immigration or the equally divisive issue of immigration.
PARC Treasurer Jim Jochim sits down with Allison Hurtado to discuss the Phoenix Loop 202 project ...
Andean Bear Cub Takes First Steps!
It's a boy!! Our Andean bear cub recently had its first check-up with Phoenix Zoo vets. After pat...
Country Thunder - Day 1
Country Thunder Day 1 off to a great start!
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