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The first speculative industrial building of more than 1 million square feet developed locally in more than three years has been fully leased before completion. VanTrust Real Estate’s VT 303 North, … more
TUCSON — A season ago, Arizona Rattlers Head Coach Kevin Guy stewed in his office until 3 a.m. wondering how an official's incorrect call could cost his team its season. Quarterback Max Meylor lamented how he fell just inches shy of winning an Indoor Football League championship on a scramble halted at the goal line. more
If Mountain Ridge football is to put together its first winning season since 2021 — and its second winning season since 2010 — it will do so via in house growth. Following a 1-9 record last … more
Gas prices rose 2 cents a gallon in the Valley during the past week to settle at $4.44 a gallon, according to AAA Arizona on Friday. “While gasoline demand is down, crude oil prices are … more
When word got out that three books written by people of color were prohibited from use in teaching grade 6-8 students in Peoria Unified School District classrooms, it caused a stir among parents and teachers. more
Two Deer Valley Unified School District students have been selected to serve on the 2026-27 Governor’s Youth Commission, joining high school students from across Arizona who will advise state leaders on issues affecting young people. more

Comparing the first seven months of 2026 with last year, existing single-family home sales rose 5.1% in Greater Phoenix, according to the data available Aug. 10 from Phoenix REALTORS. At the … more
While Deer Valley Unified School District is facing long-term enrollment headwinds, several of its summer programs are moving in the opposite direction. more
This week Deer Valley High School and the greater Skyhawk community are grieving the loss of one of their own. Baxter Floyd, who began his junior year at the Glendale school died at age 16 more
The countdown is on for the 2026 Stand Up for Veterans event, hosted by the Mayor’s Military Mission. Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers created this annual event more than a decade ago to lend a … more
The Peoria Unified School District recently banned three books from being taught in the classroom, and at the next public governing board meeting Aug. 13 staff will discuss how they determined their prohibition. more
A unidentified 59-year-old man died Wednesday night after barricading himself inside a Glendale house and exchanging gunfire with Glendale Police for hours. The man shared the home near 76th and … more
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