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A Quality Dental Practice: No Chain, No Pitch, No Kidding
There is a quiet argument playing out in the practice of dentistry these days, and it has nothing to do with technology or new procedures. It is about whether stealthy sales-driven chains are going … more
Gov. Katie Hobbs answers six questions posed by Mike Broomhead of KTAR News at the 2026 Gubernatorial Public Safety Policy Forum, held at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, in Phoenix on Aug. 25, 2026. Before her, Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Gilbert, also answered the same six questions.
Hobbs, Biggs make border security pitches
PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs blamed former President Joe Biden, a fellow Democrat, for what she described as “chaos” at the border while Rep. Andy Biggs emphasized working with tribal nations as … more
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A look down Route 66 through downtown Flagstaff as seen on March 15, 2026.
Route 66 revitalization grant apps open Oct. 1
The Arizona State Historic Preservation Office will begin accepting applications Thursday, Oct. 1 for its Route 66 Historic Revitalization Program, which provides grants to rehabilitate and reuse historic properties along Arizona’s Route 66 corridor. more
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Gilbert leaders breaking ground on the Vaughn Avenue Connector project. From left are interim Assistant Town Manager Michael Soelberg, Assistant Town Manager Dawn Prince, Gilbert Town Councilmember Jim Torgeson, Gilbert Town Manager Mario Paniagua, Gilbert Mayor Scott Anderson, Gilbert Town Councilmember Yung Koprowski and Gilbert Assistant Town Manager Nathan Williams.
Gilbert breaks ground on new connection to Heritage District
Gilbert has broken ground on the Vaughn Avenue Connector, a new western route into the Heritage District intended to improve access, spur redevelopment and connect downtown with the Northwest Corridor. more
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DVUSD considers policy for teaching about religion
Deer Valley Unified School District is considering a policy establishing guidelines for a potential high school elective examining the Bible’s influence on Western culture while requiring the course to remain religiously neutral. more
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James Goodnow is the CEO of Fennemore.
Two major Phoenix law firms announce merger
Gallagher & Kennedy, an Arizona based business law firm, will merge with Fennemore, one of the nation’s fastest-growing Am Law 200 firms, effective Dec. 1 according to a release on Wednesday. more
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Yuridia brings ‘Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa’ tour to Phoenix
Mexican singer Yuridia will return to Phoenix next year as part of her newly announced Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour 2027. more
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Spectrum Offers Free Mobile Service for a Year. Yes, Really.
Cox customers are now Spectrum customers. To celebrate, new and existing Internet customers in Cox service areas can get one free Spectrum Mobile Unlimited line for a year. The Backstory … more
The work will focus on the normally submerged portions of Mormon Flat (pictured) and Horse Mesa dams, as well as the river channel downstream of Horse Mesa Dam.
Canyon Lake drawdown project begins Sept. 16
The water level of Canyon Lake north of Apache Junction will be lowered 54 feet for approximately 16 weeks starting Sept. 16 for critical dam safety inspections and maintenance.  Tonto … more
Nearly half of all credentials in Arizona are federally compliant Arizona Travel IDs, state transportation officials said Sept. 8.
New Arizona law changes schedule for ADOT photo ID updates
Arizona has adjusted the time frame to update photo identification with the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division.  Beginning, Saturday, Sept. 12, the time to update a … more
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The new Lakefront at Scottsdale mixed use development will feature La La Kind Cafe, V Modern Italian and SUSSHISAMBA as tenants.
Diversified Partners to break ground on the Lakefront at Scottsdale
Scottsdale-based real estate brokerage and development firm Diversified Partners is breaking ground on the Lakefront at Scottsdale 9:30-11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, at 7501 E. McCormick Parkway in … more
Ted Simons, hosting a debate on KAET-TV, questions corporation commission candidates on Tuesday, from left, Jonathon Hill, Clara Pratte and Kevin Thompson.
Solar power, energy efficiency top issues at Arizona Corporation Commission debate
PHOENIX - The lone incumbent seeking reelection to the state's utility regulatory agency is defending the panel's decisions to cut programs to encourage use of renewable energy and eliminate most … more
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