Arizona Republic:  “Glendale is dropping its lawsuit against the Arizona Cardinals over advertising restrictions and other disagreements on 95th Avenue near University of Phoenix Stadium.  The city now must pay the NFL team $213,187 for legal fees incurred during the three-year court battle, with the first installment of $128,765 due immediately. The balance will be paid over 11 months, at about $7,000 per month, according to a settlement between Glendale and the team.  The City Council approved the settlement this month.”

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