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O'Connor senior forward Thalia Daniels looks over the Perry defense before passing the ball during the 6A girls basketball title game March 2 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
O'Connor girls bounce back for basketball title
PHOENIX - The foundation of what would win O’Connor the 6A state championship on Saturday morning was forged in the final seven minutes of the Eagles semifinal victory over Dobson on Tuesday … more
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The Arizona Legislative District 27 primary is July 30.
Meet the Arizona House candidates for Legislative District 27
Candidates officially filed their petitions April 1 to run for state representative in the 2024 primary election in Arizona’s Legislative District 27. more
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Peoria Police seek assistance in locating endangered female
Peoria Police seek the public’s help in locating Shrell Whitfield, a 43-year-old female. more
Peoria Police are asking the public’s help in locating two endangered juveniles.
Peoria Police seek assistance in locating 2 endangered juveniles
Peoria Police are asking the public’s help in locating the following endangered juveniles. more
There are six Republicans and one Democrat on the ballot for Congressional District 8 in Arizona.
Meet the candidates running for Congressional District 8
The stage is now set for the 2024 Congressional District 8 election, and it will be highly competitive on the Republican side of the bill. more
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Democrat Joshua Abbott and Republican Kevin Payne and are running for state senator in Arizona's Legislative District 27.
Meet the Arizona senate candidates for Legislative District 27
Candidates officially filed their petitions April 1 to run for senator in the 2024 primary election in Arizona’s Legislative District 27, where it appears there won’t be much competition until the general election. more
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Former Peoria High School educator Bobby Gonzalo (left) has been named a Peoria Hometown Hero.
VIDEO: Active involvement, selfless approach makes for a community legend
The son of a sheep herder, Bobby Gonzalo spent his early years in a Peoria that probably wouldn’t be recognizable to the average resident today, one that was still steeped in its agricultural ways. more
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House Speaker Ben Toma reacts angrily Wednesday to three Republicans joining with Democrats to repeal the 1864 law that outlaws abortions except to save the life of the mother. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Repeal of Arizona abortion ban may end up in hands of Peoria legislator
A repeal of Arizona’s territorial-era abortion law cleared one hurdle Wednesday, but the Peoria legislator in charge of the Republican-controlled House of Representatives hasn’t committed … more
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Tad Snidecor, Gertie Hickman and Ken Johnson were featured in the third installment of "Story Bridges: Peoria Oral Histories," March 13.
Third installment of 'Story Bridges: Peoria Oral Histories' pleases audience
The third installment of "Story Bridges: Peoria Oral Histories" debuted March 13 at the Peoria Community Center. more
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Banner hosts blood drive for mothers
Banner Olive Branch Senior Center will host blood drive from 2-5:30 p.m. May 3 in the dining room. To schedule an appointment, call 877-258-4825 or visit vitalant.org and use blood drive code … more
Arizona Sen. Anthony Kern, R-Peoria, pushed a bill that would allow any voters to sue a government for promoting what he called "Marxist ideology." That list included talking about reducing meat consumption, collecting information about greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting programs to reduce motor vehicle travel among others.
Peoria senator's bill advances that would allow lawsuits against governments based on 'Marxist ideologies'
PHOENIX — State senators voted Tuesday to let any Arizona resident sue any community they believe is “furthering Marxist ideology.” But not if fascism is being promoted. … more
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City Attorney Emily Jurmu received a 15% raise, as approved by city council April 2.
Peoria city attorney receives 15% raise
Peoria City Council recently completed their appraisal of City Attorney Emily Jurmu, and approved amendments to her contract that provides for an increase in base salary and deferred compensation that, city staff says, will more closely align her with peer counterparts in the Valley. more
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