A key Arizona legislative leader said Thursday that majority Republicans in the Arizona House have agreed to support Gov. Doug Ducey's plan for a 20 percent teacher pay raise 2020 that mainly ignores other demands of striking teachers.
Hurricane Harvey's epic rain in August 2017 convinced many residents and elected officials in Southeast Texas that the drastic flooding required drastic drainage solutions.
Information technology company Infosys plans to start a training center in Indianapolis and add 1,000 jobs on top of the 2,000 positions it announced for the city a year ago.
Missouri's auditor says she's turning over records to the FBI and state attorney general related to allegations of conflicts of interest between state agencies and a trucking technology company.
Tracking systems in marijuana-legal states are designed to ensure that growers, processers and vendors obey the rules, but short-staffed regulators have become inundated by a flood of data on tons of marijuana.
Microsoft's Windows, the computer operating system that helped catapult the company to success more than three decades ago, is no longer a core business these days so much as a complement to the company's other offerings.
New Jersey's largest city has launched a high-tech way for residents to monitor their neighborhoods and anonymously report any suspicious activity to police.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approves city's request to pull 7 million gallons of water daily from Lake Michigan for a Foxconn Technology Group manufacturing plant.
