The Musical Instrument Museum has announced its Fall 2026 Concert Series, bringing more than 70 performances to the MIM Music Theater, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., in Phoenix.
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PHOENIX — For Phoenix renters who have spent the past few years watching their monthly housing costs climb, the latest numbers offer a little breathing room.
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Staff struggle to keep up with purchases in Arizona’s ESA program as a record 101,000 students join, leaving a limited DOE staff to process thousands of pending applications and millions of annual purchase orders.
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Phoenix artist Bob Allen will open his new solo exhibition, “Romeo, Whiskey, Charlie & more,” during First Friday, on Sept. 4, at Five15Arts @ Chartreuse.
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Hundreds of Scottsdale-area students headed back to the classroom this month with the supplies, resources and support they need to succeed thanks to the city’s annual Back to School Program.
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The Greater Phoenix Chamber announced 11 women that have been chosen as finalists for its prestigious ATHENA Award, the Chamber announced Monday in a release.
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Higley school board write-in candidate Kathleen Richards says she learned of Scott Glover’s resignation the morning it happened and rejects suggestions of a coordinated effort to secure a spot on the November ballot.
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The man fatally shot early Saturday morning at a Tempe apartment complex has been identified at Tyrone Rios Jr., police said Monday.
Two suspects, who have not been identified, have …
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PHOENIX - Secretary of State Adrian Fontes on Monday criticized the U.S. Supreme Court's “convoluted order” that allows the Trump administration to advance the president's plan to implement …
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PVSchools approved a three-year website platform contract, renewed temporary staffing for its Nutrition and Wellness Department and authorized three purchases totaling $687,341.22
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A campaign speech by Republican superintendent of public instruction nominee Kimberly Yee prompted a sharp response from Democratic opponent Terry Leyba Ruiz, highlighting the candidates’ competing views on academics, school choice, teacher support and culture-war issues.
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Nearly 1.900 Paradise Valley Unified School District students took part in federally funded before-school, after-school or summer programs last year, bringing more than $1.2 million into 10 district campuses serving economically disadvantaged communities.
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