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The M.A.N.C.A.V.E. program at the Greater Urban Phoenix League is a series of courses about fatherhood, marriage and masculinity in general. The program is a collaboration with the city of Phoenix’s Head Start Birth to Five Program and My Brother’s Keeper. (Courtesy Greater Phoenix Urban League)
Valley fatherhood groups help dads navigate parenthood, bond with each other
Eight years ago, when Marion Hill, a program coordinator for the city of Phoenix’s Head Start Birth to Five program, went to the classrooms at the Greater Phoenix Urban League, something stuck … more
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Rep. David Livingston, R-Peoria, talks with Rep. Barbara Parker, R-Mesa, Saturday as she was voting against every element of a new state budget that had been previously approved by the House Appropriations Committee that Livingston chairs.
Arizona lawmakers approve state budget
PHOENIX - A plan to balance the state budget squeaked out of the state Legislature late Saturday over the objections of some Republicans who said it spends too much and Democrats who said it spends … more
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Arizona State junior running back Decarlos Brooks runs over Southern Utah defenders in a September 2023 game in Tempe. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Dillingham prepares for second year coaching ASU football
Kenny Dillingham, the youngest college football head coach in the Power 5 conferences at 33 years old, is fully embracing the evolving landscape of college football heading into his second year at … more
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Phoenix Police Officer Christopher McCloud, second from right, recruiter for the department, talks about proper sit-up form to a 2017 class of police recruits. (Cronkite News/Chris Benincaso)
‘Is this our new norm?’: City council members wonder if Phoenix PD is stuck 600 officers short of staffing goal
The Phoenix Police Department has been about 600 sworn officers short of its staffing goal of 3,125 for years. Some Phoenix City Council members are wondering if that will change. … more
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House Speaker Ben Toma of Peoria
Legislature works Saturday on Arizona budget deal
PHOENIX - Arizona lawmakers were back at it again Saturday morning trying to hammer out a state budget after failing to do so late Friday night. House Speaker Ben Toma told Capitol Media … more
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Ryan So
Mesa police release cause of Scottsdale detective’s death
Scottsdale police detective Ryan So was shot after a rifle fell to the ground and discharged, according to preliminary information from the Mesa Police Department, which is investigating his death. … more
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The SUSD Governing Board partially renewd it’s contract with student transportation provider Hop Skip Drive despite one of the company’s drivers was arrested in April for allegedly sexually assaulting a student.
Scottsdale Unified partially renews contract with Hop Skip Drive
The Scottsdale Unified School District will continue to use a student transportation service on a limited basis despite one of its drivers being arrested in April for allegedly sexually assaulting a … more
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Attorney General Kris Mayes is prepared to go to court if the proposed budget from Gov. Katie Hobbs includes $75 million from an opioid settlement to balance the state budget.
Arizona Attorney General set to take governor to court if funds from opioid settlement are used to balance budget
PHOENIX — Attorney General Kris Mayes says if state lawmakers and Gov. Katie Hobbs want to immediately seize $75 million out of an opioid settlement fund to balance the state budget … more
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Excessive heat warning issued through Father’s Day weekend for Maricopa, Pinal counties
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning that will be in place through Sunday when temperatures could reach 112 degrees. Among the counties under the warning are … more
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Mark Finchem seen on the floor of the Arizona State House in 2022. Finchem can’t escape paying more than $47,000 in legal fees, the Arizona Court of Appeals said Thursday.
Fichem still responsible for legal fees from election lawsuits, Court of Appeals says
PHOENIX — Mark Finchem and his attorney can’t escape a court order that they pay more than $47,000 in legal fees in his unsuccessful attempt to overturn his 2022 loss in the race for … more
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ADOT schedules 6 weekend projects for Valley freeways
A variety of road work will be taking place this weekend along Valley freeway, including a project that will close a section of Loop 101 in Scottsdale. The Arizona Department of Transportation … more
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Detective Ryan So
Scottsdale police detective dies in 'line of duty'
A nine-year-veteran of the Scottsdale Police Department died Thursday night after what authorities called a "critical incident" near 76 th Street and Greenway Road. Detective Ryan So … more
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