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A man looks out over the Colorado River near Page, Arizona on Nov. 2, 2022. The seven states that manage the river are divided about how to account for the impacts of climate change in new plans about sharing its water. (Photo by Alex Hager/KUNC)
How city of Phoenix, CAP are addressing water supply issues
PHOENIX – Arizona, much like California and other states with large deserts, is having an issue with dwindling Colorado River water levels. With so many people living in and moving to … more
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Restaurateur challenges Arizona agency’s cage-free egg mandate
PHOENIX - State agriculture officials say a lawsuit by a Tucson restaurateur about why they can't legally mandate the sale of cage-free eggs isn't all it's cracked up to be. Attorneys … more
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The Clare Home, most recently the site of Bergies Coffee Roast House, is scheduled for demolition in May, but HD South and the developer are working on moving it instead so that it can be an exhibit for the museum.
'Crazy idea': Museum looks to save 106-year-old Gilbert home
The directors at Gilbert’s HD South and the developers at WAGS Capital, supported by construction professionals, think it is entirely possible to save Clare House, the second oldest building in Gilbert behind HD South itself. more
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Loop 101, Cactus Road ramp closes Monday for 2 months
Reconstruction work as part of an ongoing freeway widening project in north Scottsdale will close the northbound Loop 101 off-ramp at Cactus Road beginning Monday, April 29, state transportation … more
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Daniel Sestiaga experienced a severe case of Valley fever and went to the emergency room for it twice. (Photo by Jack Orleans/Cronkite News)
Valley fever hitting minority populations
TUCSON – Daniel Sestiaga remembers being in the COVID-19 ward of a hospital in late 2020. He tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19 in June, then later tested negative, but he was … more
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In this May 5, 2015, file photo, dancers from Jalisco, Mexico, perform during Cinco de Mayo celebrations.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at downtown Phoenix festival
Arizona’s largest Cinco de Mayo festival is returning to downtown Phoenix. more
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Students protesting the Israel-Hamas war at George Washington University sit in a tent Saturday, April 27, to avoid the rain.
ASU Israel-Gaza protest arrests elicit reaction from Maricopa County Attorney
Students protesting the Israel-Hamas war at George Washington University sit in a tent to avoid the rain in Washington, Saturday, April 27, 2024.(AP Photo/Cliff Owen) A University of Southern … more
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Dr. Jill Gibson, medical director of Planned Parenthood Arizona, commenting last December after the state Supreme Court heard arguments about which abortion law can be enforced here.
Arizona Supreme Court declines to revisit its abortion ruling
PHOENIX - The Arizona Supreme Court will not revisit its conclusion about the validity of an 1864 law outlawing almost all abortions. In a brief order late Friday, the justices refused a bid by … more
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In Tempe, at the 2024 Arizona Space Summit, Gov. Katie Hobbs talks to Sandra Watson, Arizona Commerce Authority president and CEO, about how the state is involved in the space sector. “Looking ahead, as our space leadership continues to grow, the universities will continue to be central to our success in this area,” Hobbs says. (Photo by Marnie Jordan/Cronkite News)
Arizona pushes space sector growth through education, collaboration, economy
PHOENIX – “Our opportunities are boundless, just like space,” Gov. Katie Hobbs told an audience at the second annual  Arizona Space Summit  in Tempe last month. … more
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Mourners sit next to graffiti calling for the return of the hostages kidnapped during the Oct. 7 Hamas cross-border attack in Israel, outside the cemetery in Kfar Saba, Israel, Sunday, Nov. 12, 2023.
ASU breaks up 'encampment', police arrest 69 Israel-Hamas war protesters
Arizona State University police arrested 69 people early Saturday for trespassing after university officials said they set up an “unauthorized encampment” as they protested and called for … more
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Gilbert Planning Commission chairperson Noah Mundt will appear on the ballot for one of Gilbert Town Council's two open council member seats.
Judge dismisses petitions complaint against Gilbert Town Council candidate
Noah Mundt will appear on the  primary ballot as a candidate for one of Gilbert Town Council's open seats.  Judge John Hannah has dismissed the amended complaint of Michael Webb, … more
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Tempe moves forward with its bond questions for the November election.
$581.5M special bond election in Tempe confirmed for November
Tempe is to feature three bond questions in the November election, seeking approval from voters for more than $500 million in bonds to fund projects related to public safety, roadway improvements, quality of life and affordable housing. more
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