Peter O'Dowd

A Phoenix developer says new plans could bridge high-rise downtown and the Latino barrio of Grant Park.

Congress is considering a bill, the Credit Access and Inclusion Act, that would make it easier for nontraditional borrowers to build a credit history.

Following the huge financial windfall of airline fees, hotels and resorts are now charging fees for things that used to be free.

Americans retirees are drawn to Costa Rica's biodiversity, political stability, and cheap health care.

A new line on Arizona's tax return is asking people how much shopping they've done out of state. The idea was to recoup millions in lost revenue from online retailers.

Warehouses built in some parts of Arizona are unable to find the proper tenants, and are instead looking to alternative businesses to help fill their spaces.

Guatemalan workers deported three years ago debate whether to return to the United States.

A look at the ASU community after budget cuts forced out most of the university's janitorial staff.

Signing divorce papers may mean your marriage is over, but not your mortgage. Many divorcees end up in financial limbo over the homes they shared with their spouses.

The Arizona city wants to cut crime at convenience stores by cutting hedges and clearing window obstructions. The new law would also require high-crime stores to install more cameras, lighting.