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Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board members voted 3-2 during their April 30 meeting to give superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel a contract extension through 2027 and a $9,000 pay raise.
SUSD Superintendent gets contract extension, raise
Dr. Scott Menzel will stay on as Scottsdale Unified School District superintendent for at least three more years and got a raise to boot. The district governing board voted 3-2 during its April … more
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Rheanan Heller is among Rio Salado College's first bachelor's degree graduates.
Rio Salado College marks first class of bachelor’s degree graduates
In a groundbreaking celebration, Rio Salado College with Maricopa Community Colleges, will mark a milestone this spring with its first-ever bachelor's degree graduates.  more
Sen. Shawnna Bolick explains Wednesday why she voted to repeal a territorial-era law that outlaws abortion except to save the life of the mother. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Arizona Senate approves repeal of territorial-era abortion law
PHOENIX — State senators voted Wednesday to repeal the 1864 abortion law, leaving just a procedural move to send it to the governor for her anticipated signature. The 16-14 vote came after … more
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Anthem kicks off Music in May series
The Music in May series, in Anthem, combines live music and food trucks all month long. more
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Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day performs at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on April 1, 2024, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Green Day will perform at Chase Field in Phoenix on Sept. 18, and that show is part of Live Nation’s Concert Week ticket promotion.
Dozens of Phoenix summer concert tickets for $25. Here’s how.
2024 marks 10 years of Live Nation’s Concert Week when music and comedy fans can buy $25 tickets. more
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Water is released from Roosevelt Dam along the Salt River. The utility and water provider serving much of the Valley says its reservoirs are nearly full. (Courtesy SRP)
SRP sees nearly full reservoirs after two wet winters
Salt River Project's reservoirs are nearly full after captures plenty of water from what officials called two productive winters. Heading into summer - the Valley's heaviest use time on the … more

City staff has conceded some General Plan proposals to residents that would help bring an airpark to Peoria.
Peoria opts to remove 2 general plan proposals after taking input from residents
City staff has conceded some General Plan proposals to residents that would help bring an airpark to Peoria. more
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Arizona State University commencement ceremonies will take place May 6.
ASU graduates largest class in history on May 6
More than 20,500 students will graduate this spring from Arizona State University, the largest in the school’s history. The largest number of students — more than 4,800 — are … more
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Buy a specialty burger or 22-ounce Michelob Ultra Draft during May and Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers will donate $1 to the Barrow Neurological Institute.
Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers donates to brain tumor research
Cold Beers Cares teams up with Ivy Brain Tumor Center at the Barrow Neurological Institute for the annual Dine & Donate campaign to combat serious brain disease such as glioblastoma. Patrons … more
Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia is hosting a Cinco de Mayo fiesta 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 5.
Different ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in your city
A wide array of events for Cinco de Mayo that bring out the best of the Valley are happening this weekend May 3-5 in Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, Sun City and Surprise. There will be live … more
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A U.S. district court judge ruled against a Surprise man who claimed he was “unjustifiably” arrested.
U.S. Court of Appeals rules in favor of Surprise Police over 2021 arrest
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Surprise Police Department in a federal lawsuit after a Surprise man claimed he was unlawfully arrested in May 2021. Jabril Caldwell-Parker … more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t let Republican lawmakers strip away the right of Attorney General Kris Mayes to sue the owners of corporate farms whose groundwater pumping dries up the wells of their neighbors. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Hobbs vetoes Republican legislation on corporate farms using groundwater
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t let Republican lawmakers strip away the right of Attorney General Kris Mayes to sue the owners of corporate farms whose groundwater pumping dries up the … more
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