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A packed crowd fills The Vista Center for the Arts for a recent professional show at the Surprise venue. The Dysart Unified School District owns and operates the facility, which holds up to 1,300 people, but is looking for help from the city of Surprise.
Dysart, Surprise look at joint venture for The Vista
The Dysart Unified School District bills itself as a place for students to learn about academics, arts and athletics. But the arts portion of it might need some help from the city of Surprise. more
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Bojangles, a popular quick-service chicken restaurant in the Southeast, will expand into the Phoenix market.
Chicken chain Bojangles bringing 20 locations to Phoenix area
Bojangles , a chicken and breakfast brand with made-from-scratch food, announced March 14 the signing of a multiunit development agreement that will bring 20 new restaurants to Phoenix, marking the … more
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The central Mesa reuse pipeline project will ultimately convey reclaimed water from the city of Mesa’s water reclamation plants to the Gila River Indian Community for agricultural irrigation purposes.
500K-gallon reclaimed water tank proposed along 202 in Mesa
A 500,000-gallon reclaimed water storage tank is to be constructed on 1 acre east of Val Vista Drive on the north side of Thomas Road near Loop 202 in Mesa. The city of Mesa utility … more
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Moderne at Roosevelt opens leasing office for 185-home built-to-rent community in Tolleson.MarketingWorxPR
Tolleson built-to-rent luxury community with pickleball courts opens
Developer announces the opening of a 185-home built-for-rent community in Tolleson Thursday. Scottsdale developer, Moderne Communities, named the luxury development Moderne at Roosevelt. … more
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Firefighters from the Surprise Fire and Medical Department responded to a house fire March 14, 2024, in the area of Citrus and Bell roads.
Surprise fire crews control home fire
Firefighters from the Surprise Fire and Medical Department responded to a house fire Thursday in the area of Citrus and Bell roads. more
Men’s basketball coach Bryce Drew keeps an eye on practice inside Global Credit Union Arena on the Grand Canyon University campus in Phoenix.
Grand Canyon U’s Bryce Drew revisits his place in March Madness history
As soon as the February calendar flips to March, Bryce Drew knows he’ll be getting the phone calls and emails. It’s an occupational hazard when you’re part of March Madness history. more
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Students at the Sierra Verde STEAM Academy in Glendale sit for an assembly of the APEX Power leadership program on Feb. 27.
Deer Valley district keeps more money in classrooms
The Deer Valley Unified School District spends several percentage points higher in its classrooms than the state average, according to the annual spending report measuring fiscal year 2023 levels … more
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A group of migrants walk to a van as hundreds of migrants gather along the border Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2023, in Lukeville, Ariz. A Senate committee approved a bill to lawfully allow property owners to shoot and kill anyone criminally trespassing on their property they own or control. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Arizona Republicans looked to expand 'castle doctrine' defense beyond homes
HOENIX — A Senate committee approved an expansion of Arizona’s “castle doctrine” self-defense to make it apply not just in someone’s home and yard but on any property … more
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Existing solar plant on SRP’s grid: Saint Solar is a 100 MW solar plant initiated by SRP’s Sustainable Energy Offering and is owned and operated by a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources LLC.
Large battery on SRP’s power grid supporting Google building in Mesa
A large operational battery energy storage system is now online, Salt River Project and NextEra Energy Resources LLC recently announced. Sonoran Solar Energy Center is a 260-megawatt solar … more
Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs speaks to the state Legislature as she delivers the State of the State address in Phoenix, Jan. 8, 2024. Hobbs is claiming credit for the state’s rate of inflation dropping from 13% before she took office to 2.7% now. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Hobbs claims credit for drop in Arizona’s inflation rate
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs is claiming credit for the state’s rate of inflation dropping from 13% before she took office to 2.7% now. It actually is even lower than that, with Hobbs … more
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Air Force Staff Sgt. Kevin Inniss and his wife, Shanice, along with their dog Quincy, watch as their daughter, Urie, sits proudly on the stairs of the family's newly-constructed Tiny Home. The Inniss family received a grant courtesy of Operation Tiny Home, a national non-profit organization in partnership with Sutter Home Family Vineyards, to build 400-square-feet of living space to call their own. (U.S. Air Force photo by Matthew S. Jurgens)
Goodyear lobbies residents to pressure Gov. Hobbs to veto 'tiny home' bill
The city of Goodyear is lobbying residents to urge Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto a housing bill that may bring tiny homes to the city. The bill, House Bill 2570 “planning; home design; … more
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Desert Harbor Elementary School teacher River Chunnui (white shirt) is suing the Peoria Unified School District, governing board member Heather Rooks and former governing board member Rebecca Hill for discrimination and other charges.
Transgender teacher files lawsuit against Peoria Unified, Rooks, Hill
A Desert Harbor Elementary School teacher is suing the Peoria Unified School District, governing board member Heather Rooks and former governing board member Rebecca Hill for discrimination and other charges. more
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