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Jonathan Young, a beekeeper for Arizona Honey Market, examines a frame from one of the hives he looks after. Photo taken in Scottsdale on March 20, 2024. (Photo by Emily Mai/Cronkite News)
Experts, beekeepers weigh in on local honey for seasonal allergies
SCOTTSDALE – Allergy season is here, and some sufferers consume local honey to alleviate their symptoms. But the jury is still out as to whether it’s a good strategy. When it comes … more
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3 people dead after wrong-way crash involving 2 vehicles east of Phoenix; drivers survive
Authorities say three people have died in a wrong-way crash involving two vehicles east of Phoenix. Arizona Department of Public Safety officials say the head-on crash occurred around 4:30 a.m. … more
Jose Lomeli
Brothers arrested as suspects in deadly April 1 car fire
Two brothers have been arrested in connection with the death of a man whose body was found following a car fire, Phoenix police said. Jose Lomeli, 40, was charged with second-degree murder in … more
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Chandler Chief Financial Officer Dawn Lang smiles during a lighter moment before her budget presentation during the Chandler City Council’s May 23 meeting. The council approved a $1.629 budget that is 6% lower budget for Fiscal 2025 than the $1.66 billion it has for this year, with a one-penny-reduced property tax levy.
Chandler Council approves $1.629B budget
Chandler’s fiscal 2025 budget is set. The Chandler City Council unanimously voted May 23 to tentatively adopt a $1.629 billion budget for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1. … more
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The tumbleweed holiday “tree” sits decorated on a late 2023 day in A.J. Chandler Park. The Chandler City Council recently went over some possible spending plans to upgrade major features of the park, which is used for many special events.
A.J. Chandler Park’s expensive future addressed
​Why is there $10 million listed in a fiscal 2026 city of Chandler capital improvement plan for A.J. Chandler Park? That’s precisely what the Chandler City Council sat down to discuss at … more
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Bear shot dead by Arizona game officers after swipe attack on teen in mountain cabin
Arizona state wildlife officials say a black bear was shot and killed by fish and game officers after it entered a home through an open door and injured a teenager in a mountain community near the … more

Groundbreaking for the ArizonAbility Adult Day Program expansion project took place on April 30 at the campus, 1801 W. Parkside Lane. After demolition, construction will take place from June to September.
Upgrades begin at United Cerebral Palsy of Central AZ N. Phoenix campus
A $250,000 grant is allowing United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona to undertake outdoor renovations at its Laura Dozer campus in north Phoenix. A recent groundbreaking signified the beginning … more
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SRP crews installed 137 poles, 16 transformers and 82,467 feet of electrical line to bring electricity to 17 homes on the Navajo Nation, utility officials said.
SRP employees help bring electricity to Navajo Nation
Salt River Project crews recently participated in the Light Up Navajo initiative to bring electricity to homes on the Navajo Nation. SRP line crews spent two weeks working on the effort in an … more
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Class 35 graduated this month from the Arizona Department of Public Safety State Trooper Academy.
30 new state troopers join Arizona Department of Public Safety
Thirty Arizona troopers have been added to the ranks of the Department of Public Safety following a graduation ceremony earlier this month at the AZDPS State Trooper Academy. Class 35 comprised … more
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ADOT receives $72K for crash data reporting
The Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety has provided state transportation officials with $72,000 to continue processing crash date submitted by law enforcment. The GOHS has allocated the … more
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Jeff Zink, a Republican candidate for Congressional District 3, is a self-described constitutionalist.
Congressional District 3 candidates engage in primary debates
Arizona’s Congressional District 3 Republican and Democratic party candidates took the stage during two primary debates held May 22, discussing pressing district issues as they vie to represent their respective parties. more
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Man accused of stealing from West Phoenix store 31 times over 15 months
A 22-year-old man has been indicted for hitting the same retail store at least once a month, stealing more than $7,000, authorities said. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced the … more
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