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No luxury resort for these Cards fans: The Arizona Republic covers Valley residents traveling to the Super Bowl on the cheap. After suffering the effects of years of light rail construction, business owners protest an increase in fare that could reduce casual shopping traffic. The W Scottsdale joins the ranks of the foreclosed. Go ahead, crank up that Internet porn — the U.S. Supreme Court doesn’t care. Few people pay tickets in the DPS speed camera program, but the state troopers’ new DNA detection system is worthy of respect.
Cardinals fans skimp on luxuries in Florida travel East Valley business owners against rail fare hike
W Scottsdale in foreclosure U.S. Supreme Court let’s Web porn law die Most DPS speed camera notices aren’t paid
DPS enhances DNA detection ability
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