federal government

Last fall, the federal government shut down for the longest period in history. Here's what would happen if the government shuts down again. Any why it's likely to happen.

As the clock ticks down to January 31st, Sierra Vista braces for a potential government shutdown that could hit home hard.

Families in Arizona are feeling the pinch as prices soar, but promises of easy money from Washington have left many scratching their heads.

With federal workers furloughed, the financial strain is becoming all too real in Arizona's military towns. This situation is changing lives and livelihoods every day.

As the government shutdown drags on, many Arizona families are holding their breath about vital food assistance programs that could be on the chopping block.

As federal jobs hang in the balance, one local cooperative is rolling out support plans designed to help families weather this financial storm.

Imagine waking up to a government shutdown—federal workers in Arizona are feeling the pinch, and it's affecting local businesses too.

The Navajo Nation is it's own sovereign entity. Does the Navajo Nation have to adhere to United States and Arizona laws? Here's how it works.

In days gone by, it wasn't uncommon for many common products to only cost a few cents. As such, change was a vital part of our financial ecosystem. With rising costs and the introduction of Credit/Debit Cards, coins were slowly phased out of normal American life.

Recently, the Senate unanimously passed a new Tax Break for those who rely on cash tips to supplement their income.