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Glendale hails bill aimed at stopping tribe's casino plan
Glendale is hailing proposed legislation that could derail the Tohono O'odham Nation's plans for a casino near the city's sports and entertainment district.
AZ legislature considering controversial concealed weapons bills
If the state legislature passes a new bill, faculty on university and community college campuses could carry concealed weapons.
AZ Tribal casino revenue down, but still no major layoffs
Tribal-owned casinos in Arizona saw revenue fall 13 percent in last year's fourth quarter.
Ariz. casino revenue fell sharply in 4th quarter
Gamblers, shaken by the weak economy, continued to limit their play at Arizona's 23 Indian casinos in the fourth quarter 2009.
On this date in 1887, the first donation to build the Mormon Temple in Mesa was received from Mrs.
Tohono O'odham Nation committed to casino despite opposition
Opposition continues to build to plans by the Tohono O'odham Nation to build a casino on the northwest area of 91st and Glendale Avenues in Glendale.
Elizabeth Lemmon will celebrate her 95th birthday from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday at Fairacres Manor, 1700 18th Ave.
Players speak out on proposed casino
One year after the Tohono O'odham Nation announced plans for a resort and casino near Glendale's sports and entertainment district, battle lines are being drawn.
The Business Journal of Phoenix
American Indians moving ahead with high-profile projects on area reservations
Development has ground to a standstill across much of metro Phoenix, but brisk construction activity on some American Indian lands tells a different story.
Snow level lower than expected
I took these photos of the foothills at the west end of the Pinaleno Mountains to show how low the snow came in last night.
Tuesday's Tail: 'Happy,' the Jack Russel Terrier mix
Every Tuesday on KOLD News 13 Live at Noon, we team up with Pima Animal Care to try to find a good home for a pet at the county animal shelter.
Bill would let guns in AZ colleges
PHOENIX a ' Saying it would protect students and staffers, a veteran state lawmaker wants to let some faculty members carry their weapons onto university and community college campuses.
The Business Journal of Phoenix
Contractors eye casino work as west-side plan stirs controversy
There are plenty of opponents to the $500 million casino proposed by the Tohono O'odham Indian tribe just north of University of Phoenix Stadium, but don't count revenue-starved construction contractors among them.
All aboard! The train stops here
"Railroad iron is a magician's rod, in its power to evoke the sleeping energies of land and water." - Ralph Waldo Emerson Yes, long before the first jalopies coughed and sputtered along our highways and byways, roads of rails crisscrossed the country.
No signs of letup in entrant deaths
The Border Patrol has expanded its search-and-rescue unit, Borstar. Above, a Borstar agent helps a woman found severely dehydrated near Sasabe.
Wild Horse Pass an economic engine for Gilas
With its new 10-story hotel and casino, plans for an upscale retail outlet center and dreams of a ballpark for spring training, Wild Horse Pass south of Ahwatukee has become the economic engine of the Gila River Indian Community.
Gila Valley Temple dedication set
Dedication and open-house dates for the Gila Valley Arizona Temple have been announced by the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
3 Pima scenic-road designations are delayed
The Pima County Board of Supervisors will wait until February to decide whether to designate three rural county roads as scenic routes.
Road runner : Arizona shuns stimulus signage, but Pima posts plenty of information
"Is the road on Campbell Avenue between River Road and Skyline Drive a designated bike route? I travel this segment every day and I am always slowed down by a bike rider.