Arizona restaurants had been selling alcohol to go before courts struck down Gov. Doug Ducey’s executive order. State Rep. Jeff Weninger of Chandler and some colleagues have introduced a bill that would bring back take-out and delivery for cocktails.

Scottsdale-based Axon, maker of Taser stun guns and body camera equipment for law enforcement, lost its appeals court fight with the Federal Trade Commission on Thursday.

Every year, Super Bowl advertisers pay top dollar to vie for eyeballs while trying to outdo each other with hilarity, sympathy, or in this year’s case, celebrity star power. To review the most memorable commercials, The Show spoke with Roger Hurni, chief creative officer and founder of the ad agency Off Madison Ave.

Arizona could have a roughly $2 billion surplus for the new fiscal year that starts on July 1, despite the economic uncertainty and turmoil brought on by the pandemic. But some segments of the state’s economy have been hard-hit by the downturn while others keep chugging along.

In 2020, Mexican migrants living in the U.S. and elsewhere sent home more money than ever before — 11% more than the previous record year. In Sonora, remittances increased even more dramatically.

A Republican-backed bill seeks to lower property taxes for Arizona businesses. State Sen. J.D. Mesnard (R-Mesa) is proposing dropping the business assessment ratio from 18% to 17%, with the eventual goal of lowering it to 15%.

After finalizing the purchase of water provider Johnson Utilities, EPCOR is planning to make significant upgrades to the San Tan Valley service area. Service problems and sewer overflows have plagued customers in recent years and prohibited development.

The House Committee on Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs has approved spending $900,000 in tax dollars in a bid to convince Arizonans and others across the country to visit the state's remaining dude ranches.