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Scottsdale Unified School District’s Coronado High School will celebrate 65 years in the community Sept. 25.
Coronado H.S. celebrates 65 years in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Unified School District’s Coronado High School, 7401 E. Virginia Ave., will celebrate its 65th anniversary Friday, Sept. 25. To celebrate, the school is inviting current students, … more
From left, Pili Zamudio, Jahnavi Akella and Karime Rodriguez of Living United for Change in Arizona register guests attending LUCHA Community Day on Feb. 4, 2025, in Phoenix. A federal judge has rebuffed efforts by members of LUCHA to order legislative leaders to let some of its members back into legislative buildings.
Judge denies efforts to overturn group members' being banned from Arizona legislative chambers
PHOENIX — A federal judge has rebuffed efforts by members of LUCHA to order legislative leaders to let some of its members back into legislative buildings. In a new order, Judge Susan Brnovich … more
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Former Scottsdale City Councilman Tom Durham filed a complaint with City Clerk Ben Lane’s office saying online influencers Yes for Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Edge and Scott Dalevoter have illegally not filed campaign finance reports while acting as political action committees.
Scottsdale City Clerk rejects campaign finance complaint against online influencers
Former Scottsdale Councilman Tom Durham wants to know what exactly is the relationship between Councilman Barry Graham, Phoenix-based consulting firm Primary Consultants, political consultant Rod … more
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The Queen Creek Town Council passed an ordinance aimed at further protecting data generated by automated license plate readers such as Flock cameras.
Queen Creek increases security, oversight of license-plate readers
While some Valley municipalities have done away with automated license-plate readers amid public outcries, Queen Creek is instead adding measures to bring more security and oversight to its use of … more
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Free gardening classes are available this fall at the Desert Botanical Garden Community Garden inside Spaces of Opportunity at 1200 W. Vineyard Road in Phoenix.
Free fall gardening classes available now in Phoenix
This Fall, Phoenix residents can sign up for a new series of free gardening classes offered through a partnership between the Phoenix Office of Environmental Programs and the Desert Botanical Garden. … more
Travis White is seeking a two-year seat on the Higley Unified School District Governing Board in a write-in election.
Write-in candidate says parent advocacy led him into East Valley school board race
Higley school board write-in candidate Travis White says his advocacy for public schools and district programs led him to seek Scott Glover’s former seat and fight in court for an election. more
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In red is where the Whole Foods and other commercial are to be located.
West Valley city lands Whole Foods after incentive deal
Peoria City Council approved a development agreement with a sales tax incentive provision to secure a new mixed-use project named Travesio that includes a specialty grocer. more
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Arizona Department of Transportation officials said the state has reached 80% completion on the $106 million project to build a new connection between Interstate 40 and US 93 in west Kingman. 
New tunnel opens on main Phoenix, Las Vegas route
The Arizona Department of Transportation has opened a new tunnel as part of a project to build an interchange designed to reduce delays on the main route between Phoenix and Las Vegas. ADOT has … more
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Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction Teresa Leyba Ruiz is facing a possible investigation for allegedly violating state law by campaigning at public schools and posting photos and videos of her visits to campuses on campaign social media accounts.
Arizona school superintendent candidates battle over using classroom, student videos in campaigns
PHOENIX — Both candidates vying for the state’s top education office sat in classrooms, talked to students and used the footage for campaign fodder. But only one could land in legal trouble for … more
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Supervising Special Agent Annalisa Madsen of the Attorney General’s Office warns community members of the dangers of online scams at the Paradise Valley Police Department Coffee with a Cop event on Wednesday, Sept. 2, in Paradise Valley.
Arizona Attorney General special agent talks scams
The Paradise Valley Police Department partnered with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office to raise awareness of scams targeting Arizona residents. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, Supervising Special … more
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The Phoenix Street Transportation Department recently celebrated 200 miles of cool pavement applied to Phoenix streets since launching the program in 2020.
Phoenix’s cool pavement program hits 200 miles
The Phoenix Street Transportation Department recently celebrated 200 miles of cool pavement applied to Phoenix streets since launching the program in 2020. The city of Phoenix has integrated … more
A Phoenix Art Museum patron views a previous exhibition. The museum opened in 1959.
What’s happening at Phoenix Art Museum in September
Phoenix Art Museum’s September calendar includes the Arizona debut of a major South Korean artist, live music from Phoenix-born rock band Meat Puppets, family activities, and final opportunities to see two exhibitions. more
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