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Attorney General Kris Mayes wants a judge to toss a bid by Mohave County Supervisor Ron Gould seeking a court order granting him immunity if he votes to scrap machine counting of ballots. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Mayes ask court to dismiss immunity claim on hand count of ballots
PHOENIX — Attorney General Kris Mayes wants a judge to toss a bid by a Mohave County Supervisor seeking a court order granting him immunity if he votes to scrap machine counting of ballots. … more
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Scottsdale Community College is expanding its Cannabis Business programs by offering three certificate programs
SCC offers new certificates in cannabis business
April 20th is an important day in the Cannabis industry. Scottsdale Community College is celebrating 4/20 by expanding its Cannabis Business programs, which are eligible for financial aid, and with … more
Phoenix Realtors see hope for home sales in Scottsdale this month.
Scottsdale real estate market cause for optimism
Home sales in Scottsdale saw a decrease in March, but Phoenix Realtors data still shows bright spots for both availability and home prices. This comes against the backdrop of robust … more
Lovey Borenstein
Community invited to celebrate life, legacy of Chompie’s matriarch
The Borenstein family, founder of Chompie’s restaurants, invites the community to celebrate the life of Lovey Borenstein on Sunday. Borenstein, who died recently, would have been 90 on … more
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A report by the Wealth of Geeks financial website names Scottsdale as the most lucrative city in America to host an Airbnb.
Study: Scottsdale most lucrative city in country to host an Airbnb
The saying goes, if there is money to be made, someone will do it. If that’s the case, Scottsdale’s lucrative short-term rental industry isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. … more
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A youth using the learning resources at the A New Leaf Connected Learning Center in Mesa.
AT&T, A New Leaf team up to bridge digital divide in Mesa
According to Digital Bridge K-12, around 200,000 K-12 students in Arizona don’t have computer or internet access at home. According to the National Telecommunications and Information … more
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Chandler Planner Ben Cereceres speaks during the City Council’s April 18, three-hour meeting, where a QuikTrip rezoning and development plan was advanced by a 5-2 vote.
Chandler greenlights QuikTrip over fierce opposition
​A nearly three-hour April 18 meeting led to involved 17 people coming to a podium to talk about a gas station. Near the end of one of the longer meetings in recent Chandler history, the City … more
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In this image from DVUSD’s X account, Terramar Academy of the Arts students enjoy music from the school’s seventh and eighth grade band.
Deer Valley Unified looking at 125 full-time vacancies to fill
Some work will wind down by the end of the Deer Valley Unified School District year next month, but ongoing efforts to hire new teachers will continue. more
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Both sides of the abortion rights issue rallied outside the Capitol on Wednesday, as lawmakers debated repeal of an 1864 abortion ban in Arizona. The protests were peaceful, and much of the protesters focus was on the expected ballot initiative that could enshrine abortion rights in the Arizona Constitution. (Photo by Martin Dreyfuss/Cronkite News)
Abortion-rights advocates, opponents continue to spar, with eye on fall ballot
PHOENIX – While lawmakers inside the Capitol were jockeying over efforts to repeal a near-total abortion ban from 1864, advocates on both sides of the issue who gathered outside the Capitol … more
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Gilbert Town Council candidates, from left, Kenny Buckland, Natalie DiBernardo and Noah Mundt have had some of the signatures on their nominating petitions challenged in an effort to disqualify them from the ballot. DiBernardo is running for mayor while Buckland and Mundt are running for open council member seats.
'Gloves are off': Gilbert candidates say challenge tries to disenfranchise voters
Three Gilbert Town Council candidates who are having their nominating petition signatures challenged are firing back at the effort to disqualify them from the 2024 ballot.   Mayoral … more
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Kari Lake is shown at a press conference earlier in 2024 at the state Capitol. Lake, in a sudden shift, has admitted to defaming Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer but argues she owes him nothing. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Lake argues she owes nothing after default in defamation against county recorder
PHOENIX — Kari Lake is advancing a new legal theory why she doesn’t owe anything to Stephen Richer for the defamatory statements she made about his handling of elections: His 2024 bid for … more
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Agreed-upon NCAA violations include recruiting inducements, impermissible tryouts and tampering by the staff under former head coach Herm Edwards, pictured.
NCAA hits ASU football with sanctions for improper pandemic recruiting visits
Arizona State and four former members of its football coaching staff have reached an agreement with the NCAA on penalties for impermissible in-person contact with recruits during the COVID-10 dead … more
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