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Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton, seen here in 2023, complained that House Bill 2678 was never given a hearing. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Republican legislators block vote to enshrine right to contraceptives into state law
PHOENIX — House and Senate Republicans used their rules Wednesday to block a vote — or even a debate — on a proposal to enshrine the right to contraceptives in Arizona law. … more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs earlier this year talking about the priorities of her administration. Hobbs actually is going to inform the recipients their debt has been wiped out with a letter approved by the governor’s office. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Medical debt relief recipients to be informed instead of being anonymous
PHOENIX — The program announced earlier this month to retire medical debt was promoted as providing anonymous relief to thousands of Arizonans. But it turns out the contract negotiated … more
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The Scottsdale Unified School Board voted 4-1 to give district employees across the board a 2% raise next year.
SUSD employees getting a 2% raise
Scottsdale Unified School District employees across the board will get a 2% raise next year. The district governing board approved the raise 4-1 during its March 5 meeting. Staff … more
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From left; Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Jack Sellers, Thomas Galvin, Chairman Bill Gates and Clint Hickman conduct their general election canvass meeting, Monday, Nov. 28, 2022, in Phoenix. New security measures are in place for those who attend Maricopa County Board of Supervisors meetings after a group refused to leave the building after a scheduled meeting was adjourned last month.
Maricopa County institutes new security measures at supervisors' meetings
New security measures are in place for those who attend Maricopa County Board of Supervisors meetings after a group refused to leave the building after a scheduled meeting was adjourned last month. … more
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The Phoenix Inn, northeast of Interstate 17 and Northern Avenue, is a hotel that has been renovated for housing seniors experiencing homelessness operated by Central Arizona Shelter Services. The city received federal funds for another similar project last week, $3 million to convert a 120-room hotel into a permanent supportive housing for seniors. (Courtesy Central Arizona Shelter Services)
Phoenix receives federal funds for senior homeless shelter, workforce education center
Phoenix received $5 million in the appropriations bills passed by Congress last week for two projects: $3 million for a shelter for seniors experiencing homelessness and $2 million for a workforce … more
Surprise Police Department vehicle outside Surprise Stadium.
West Valley police agencies join together to stop speeding
A group of West Valley police offices are joining together in an effort to save lives on the state’s roads by creating a West Valley Speed and Aggressive Driver Task Force. more

Gilbert Parks and Recreation Director Robert Carmona discusses his department's priority projects at the town's financial retreat.
Gilbert looks to increase sales tax to pay for 'quality of life' projects
Gilbert will pursue a half-cent sales tax increase later this year to fund its priority capital improvement projects for parks, police and fire.   That was the direction the town council … more
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Fashion retailer H&M is holding a grand reopening of its Scottsdale Fashion Square store March 16.
H&M reopens Scottsdale location
H&M is holding a grand reopening of its Scottsdale Fashion Square store after an extensive renovation at noon on March 16. The newly renovated H&M at Scottsdale Fashion Square will give … more
The Scottsdale Police Department and partner agencies will conduct a DUI task force on St. Patrick’s Day.
Scottsdale Police to conduct DUI task force St. Patrick’s Day
The Scottsdale Police Department, in collaboration with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, Arizona Department of Transportation and National Traffic Safety Administration, will be … more
Deer Valley High School seniors Hamsa Alghuraibawi, Eliyana Villanueva, Elizabeth Kadar (instructor), Diamond Stevenson and Hailey Peterson pose at the Glendale school's nursing CTE program rooms on Feb. 29.
Deer Valley High seniors work toward nursing careers
One of the oldest programs opening pathways to the future at Deer Valley High School in Glendale has a renewed set of vigor this school year. In some form or fashion, the high school provided a … more
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Northbound SR 143 set to close between Broadway Road, Loop 202
Drivers should plan ahead and expect delays when northbound State Route 143 closes this weekend between Broadway Road and Loop 202, state transportation officials said. The section will be … more
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Voters approving Tempe general plan, three council candidates lead
Latest results for the March 12 primary election show Tempe voters in support of the general plan, Mayor Corey Woods likely to secure reelection and three candidates maintaining the lead for the open council seats.  more
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