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Corvette crashes into motorcycle on US 60, Mesa man dies
A late-night crash along the US 60 in Mesa left a 46-year-old Mesa man dead, and speeding appears to be a factor, authorities said. The collision occurred about 11 p.m. March 12 when an … more
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$30K in prize money to go to 4 Latino teachers, schools
Chicanos Por La Causa is seeking nominations from across the state for this year’s Esperanza Latino Teacher Awards honoring the impact Latino teachers have on their students. “I am … more
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Glendale, Luke among communities sharing $126M in projects
More than $126 million in federal investments are coming to Arizona. more
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Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson and Police Chief Michael Soelberg answered questions about the town's handling of teen violence cases before and after the murder of San Tan Valley teen Preston Lord in Queen Creek.
Gilbert mayor, police chief reflect on community's teen violence issue
Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson and Police Chief Michael Soelberg pledged to be part of the solution to teen violence in the town and region and said they will not resign their positions despite … more
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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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ASU's Popular Music Program will host its second annual music industry conference at its downtown Phoenix location.
ASU’s Popular Music Program to bring music industry to Phoenix
Arizona State University's Popular Music Program will host its second annual music industry conference at its downtown Phoenix location. 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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Arizona School for the Arts elected four new people to its board of directors, the group announced.
Arizona arts school gets new board members
The Arizona School for the Arts Board of Directors is pleased to announce the election of four new board members: Leola Abraham, Carrie Larson, Lorisa Pombo, and Annette Zinky.  “I am … more
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
Incumbents, 14 challengers file for 3 Chandler Council seats
Candidates have started turning in their paperwork and petition signatures in attempts to get on the ballot for the Chandler City Council election in late July. The official candidate listing will be … more
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