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The second annual Family ArtsFest brings six community partners together to raise money for programs that benefit Scottsdale Unified School District students.
Second annual Scottsdale Family ArtsFest March 22 & 23
Scottsdale Unified School District and community partners are hosting the second annual Family ArtsFest March 22 & 23 at SkySong, the ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center, 1301 N. Scottsdale Road. … more
Tempe lifts restrictions at Town Lake following algae bloom
Paddleboarding and other activities have resumed at Tempe Town Lake after the city removed restrictions following a seasonal algae bloom. Officials put the ban in place March 6 “ought of … more
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Phoenix shooting leaves one man dead, suspect in jail
Phoenix Police detectives are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and one in jail on Monday. Around 4:20 p.m. on Monday, Phoenix police officers responded to the area of 13th Street … more
Maricopa County Sheriff Russ Skinner is running for the office in the Maricopa County primary election.
Skinner will run for sheriff in Maricopa County primary election
Russ Skinner is no stranger to Maricopa County. Skinner, 55, has been a Maricopa County resident for 50 years and tackled roles such as sergeant, lieutenant and chief deputy with the Maricopa … more
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An FDA-certified laboratory and manufacturing facility sold for $6.3 million, CBRE announced.  The property — at 2801 S. 35th Street in Phoenix — was originally built in 1991 and includes multiple clean rooms and built-in coolers, according to a press release.
Phoenix manufacturing center sells for $6.3M
An  FDA-certified laboratory and manufacturing facility sold for $6.3 million, CBRE announced.  with multiple clean rooms and built-in coolers. The two-story building was originally … more
Peoria Mayor Jason Beck and a resident had a heated exchange during the public comment section of the May 20 city council meeting.
Peoria mayor, resident have brusque exchange at council meeting
Peoria Mayor Jason Beck and a resident had a heated exchange during the public comment section of the March 19 council meeting when the mayor was caught on a hot mic essentially saying the resident should be quiet. more
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President Joe Biden was at Intel's Ocotillo campus in Chandler on Wednesday, March 20.
President Biden visits Chandler to promote $8.5B Intel funding
President  Joe Biden was in Chandler on Wednesday to celebrate an agreement to provide Intel with up to $8.5 billion in direct funding and $11 billion in loans for computer chip plants around … more
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A charred tree left behind by the 2011 Wallow Fire, the largest in state history, which burned more than a half-million acres. All wildfires combined in 2023 burned 188,000 acres, but state officials are warning of a more active season in 2024. (Cronkite News/Brandon Quester)
State officials warn of potentially ‘explosive’ wildfires this summer
PHOENIX — Forestry officials said Arizona is on the verge of a volatile wildfire season, and they urged state residents to be prepared and to take steps now to head off the worst of it. … more
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Multi-Platinum entertainer Chase Rice, one of country music’s few Diamond-certified songwriters, will headline the Out of the Park Music Fest on March 23.
Surprise sets lineup times for music festival
This weekend's Out of the Park Music Fest in Surprise now has the lineup set for the main stage. more
North Surprise resident Joe Mansour speaks to the City Council on March 18, asking them to reject a rezoning for the Legacy Village project that was proposed for 163rd Avenue and Jomax Road.
Council rejects north Surprise rezone for multifamily, commercial center
With north Surprise residents still upset with the traffic situation on 163rd Avenue, the Surprise City Council emphatically rejected a rezone change March 18 that would have brought a commercial and apartment project to the intersection with Jomax Road. more
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Steve Augeri, former lead vocalist of Journey, is one of four main performers scheduled as part of the 80s Rock Tour, which stops at the  Wild Horse Pass Festival Grounds on April 6. General admission tickets are $35.
80s-themed concert after April 6 drag races in Chandler
On Saturday, April 6, after the televised NHRA races at Firebird Motorsports Park,  Wild Horse Pass Festival Grounds will be the site of a nostalgic concert. The 80’s Rock Tour will … more
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Dysart Unified School District board members discuss the potential of a $127 million bond. (Independent Newsmedia/Delarita Ford)
West Valley school district wants a $127M bond election
The Dysart Unified School District governing board voted 4-1 to adopt a resolution calling for an upcoming $127 million bond election in November. more
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