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Arizona Coyotes fans sit in their seats long after the team’s NHL hockey game against the Edmonton Oilers ended, Wednesday, April 17, at Mullett Arena in Tempe. Team owner Alex Meruelo agreed to sell the franchise’s hockey operations to Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith, who will move the team to Salt Lake City. (The Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
NHL’s return to Valley may hinge on public subsidies
The former owner of the Arizona Coyotes’ plans to revive NHL hockey in the Valley come to fruition will likely hinge on whether he gets the city of Phoenix and Maricopa County to create a … more
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Thirty five local girls, including eight girls from Scottsdale, earned the highest honor in girl scouting, the coveted Gold Award.
Eight Scottsdale Girl Scouts earn Gold Award
The Gold Award, the highest honor in Girl Scouting, has been awarded to 35 local girls this year, including 8 girls from Scottsdale, from the Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council. The … more
Tony Johnson, 64, has been a resident of Scottsdale for 30 years but he recently found himself on the streets of Scottsdale because he couldn’t find an affordable housing option
Lack of affordable housing is a big issue Valley wide
Tony Johnson may not have a roof over his head or a door to close at night, but he won’t have you calling him homeless. The 64-year-old has been out on the street for the last few months, … more
Gilbert Planning Commission chairperson Noah Mundt will appear on the ballot for one of Gilbert Town Council's two open council member seats.
Judge dismisses petitions complaint against Gilbert Town Council candidate
Noah Mundt will appear on the  primary ballot as a candidate for one of Gilbert Town Council's open seats.  Judge John Hannah has dismissed the amended complaint of Michael Webb, … more
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Tempe moves forward with its bond questions for the November election.
$581.5M special bond election in Tempe confirmed for November
Tempe is to feature three bond questions in the November election, seeking approval from voters for more than $500 million in bonds to fund projects related to public safety, roadway improvements, quality of life and affordable housing. more
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Alicia Nuñez is the new president and CEO of Chicanos Por La Causa.
Chicanos Por La Causa gets new leader
Chicanos Por La Causa has a new leader.  more

Two Tempe students have been named to Junior Achievement of Arizona's 18 under 18.
See where Mesa high schools ranked on national list for 2024
A Mesa high school ranks not only seventh in the state but 56th nationally, according to the U.S. News and World Report’s annual best public high schools list. The publication ranked … more
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A Phoenix office building sold for $21.85 million earlier this week,  Cushman & Wakefield announced. The industrial building — called Pinnacle Peak Commerce Center — is located at 23751 N. 23rd Ave. 
Phoenix office building sells for $21M
A Phoenix office building sold for $21.85 million earlier thi week,  Cushman & Wakefield announced.  more
The Arizona Rattlers, seen during the April 14 game against San Diego in Glendale, will host Dynamic Disc Golf Night at their May 18 home game.
Disc Golf Night coming to Rattlers game in Glendale
The Arizona Rattlers will host the inaugural Disc Golf Night next month in Glendale. more
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The Scottsdale Community College Dance Program will put on the Kinetic Connections dance show for free at the schools performing arts center May 3-4.
SCC dance program presents free dance concert
The Scottsdale Community College Dance Program presents Kinetic Connections, a dance concert performed by SCC’s two resident companies and guests, on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4. The show … more
Maricopa County has allocated or spent most of its funding from the American Rescue Plan Act — financial backing from the federal government to help communities during the pandemic.
Maricopa County shuffling ARPA money around
Maricopa County has allocated or spent most of its funding from the American Rescue Plan Act — financial backing from the federal government to help communities during the pandemic. The … more
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The Peoria Unified governing board has taken a big step in placing a $120 million bond on the Nov. 5 general election ballot that will fund capital needs at schools throughout the district.
Peoria Unified plans for $120 million bond on November ballot
The Peoria Unified governing board has taken a big step in placing a $120 million bond on the Nov. 5 general election ballot that will fund capital needs at schools throughout the district. more
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