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Tempe City Council meets on Aug. 31 and listens to public comment.
Tempe residents speak out about Mill Avenue incident during council meeting
Many Tempe residents showed up to Monday’s Tempe council meeting to speak out against an incident involving Arizona State University senior Eryn Bonner and four Tempe Police officers. … more
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The Herberger Theater Center in downtown Phoenix, seen July 28, 2022, will stage the timeless Broadway classic “Man of La Mancha” on Oct. 23-25.
‘Man of La Mancha’ brings Broadway classic to Phoenix
Arizona Musicfest and the Herberger Theater Center will team up to present “Man of La Mancha” for four performances Oct. 23-25 at the Herberger Theater Center, 222 E. Monroe St., in downtown Phoenix. Shows are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24; and 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25. more
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ADOT recommends detour for upcoming Loop 303 work
A westbound Loop 303 lane restriction near I-17 in north Phoenix starts on Wednesday, Sept. 9, and state transportation officials suggest drivers take a detour at Dove Valley Road. Westbound … more
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The Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation awarded $838,372 in grants to 37 nonprofit organizations in 2026.
Scottsdale-based Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation opens grant application window
The Scottsdale-based Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation has opened the application window for its 2027 grant cycle, with grants ranging from $5,000 to $30,000 available to organizations serving … more
Mesa police were involved in a shooting Sept. 1, the second in a 24-hour period.
Mesa officer shoots at suspect prior to barricade in Chandler home
A Mesa police officer shot at a man Tuesday at Chandler home where authorities were attempting to arrest him as a suspect in the domestic violence case, officials said. Mesa police detectives … more
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WestEd researchers Reino Makkonen and Alicia Okpareke presented their findings to the board.
How Arizona prepares teachers may affect whether they stay
Arizona's growing teacher-preparation alternatives may be helping schools keep teachers in their communities, but new research suggests programs offering more clinical classroom experience may better … more
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Glendale City Attorney Michael Bailey
Glendale statement to AG Mayes' office questions authority to rule on stipend
Glendale's response to Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes' office and its investigation of its city council members' stipend and car allowance challenges the AG office's authority to initiate the … more
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The district, which is primarily funded by property taxes, provides fire suppression, fire prevention, wildland protection, advanced life support, rescue, extrication and medical transportation services out of five fire stations in Apache Junction and Gold Canyon.
Superstition Fire and Medical District employee in ‘incident’ resigned, district says
A now former employee of Superstition Fire and Medical District was off-duty during an Aug. 28 “incident” in Apache Junction when he was operating a district vehicle, officials said in a social … more
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Scottsdale-based Dansons Capital Group has purchased Phoenix-based Shasta Pools.
Shasta Pools under new Scottsdale ownership
Dansons Capital Group, in partnership with Accrual Equity Partners and Hydro Construction, has bought pool builder Shasta Pools and announced an immediate expansion into the broader home services … more
An audit of the Arizona Medical Board found it is not meeting its 180-day turnaround for investigations in many cases.
Audit shows Arizona Medical Board not timely in investigations
PHOENIX — A new report says it’s taking too long for the state board responsible for regulating doctors to deal with complaints. The study of the Arizona Medical Board performed for the … more
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American Legion Post 62 honored war hero Ira H. Hayes Sept. 1. He died in 1955, but his family is pictured here.
Famous WWII war veteran honored in West Valley
A flag honoring an iconic World War II hero is flying over the West Valley this month. more
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The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale opened a $10 million, 27,000-square-foot facility on the Tonalea Middle School campus Aug. 10.
Boys and Girls Club opens $10M facility on Scottsdale middle school campus
After three years in the making, the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale’s newest site on the Tonalea Middle School campus is open and accepting kids. The $10 million, 27,000-square-foot … more
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