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Lifeguard training will be available the Valley of the Sun J Sept. 26-27.
Lifeguard Training Offered at Valley of the Sun J in Scottsdale
The Valley of the Sun J community center, 12701 N. Scottsdale Road, Unit 201, will offer a two-day, American Red Cross Lifeguarding course Sept. 26-27 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. This course equips … more
Officer Antonio Felix was arrested Aug. 22 for his involvement in a traffic stop in south Phoenix.
Reaction swift in some corners over arrested Phoenix Police officers
Phoenix officials and those who watch police in the city had strong reactions to the release two officers were fired and arrested for what officials called a violent traffic stop on Aug. 5. more
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Owner offer $1,000 reward for missing beloved pet
A seven-year-old neutered male Chihuahau named Prince has been missing in the Arrowhead Ranch area of Glendale since May 2026.  "He is incredibly important to me, and I have exhausted all … more
Alice Cooper performs on Sept. 18, 2025, at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Atlanta.
Alice Cooper unwraps Christmas Pudding date, all-star Phoenix lineup
Alice Cooper is getting an early start on Christmas. more
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The Central Arizona Project canal carries water from the Colorado River to the Phoenix and Tucson areas.
Federal plan leaves Scottsdale in water limbo
Scottsdale leaders are still figuring out what the Department of the Interior’s Plan for Colorado River cuts for the next two years might mean for the city. The department released its plan … more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs this past week lashing out at Andy Biggs over the failure of 2013 legislation designed to crack down on the Colorado City police department.
Hobbs, Biggs trade shots over public safety, particularly of children
PHOENIX — The contenders for governor are hoping to sway voters in what is expected to be a close race by each portraying the other as soft on crime when it comes to protecting victims — and … more
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A Cardinals shirt in the NFL merchandise collaboration with Disney shows the "Aladdin" character Iago, the red parrot of the villain Jafar.
See which villains will represent the Cardinals in the NFL’s new Disney merch collab
The Cardinals are entering their villain era — at least when it comes to this new merchandise collaboration. The NFL rolled out a merchandise collaboration with Disney, pairing one character … more
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‘Glitter & Doom’ brings sci-fi dance theater to Phoenix
Methods of Madness Dance Theater will combine dance, science fiction and satire in “Glitter & Doom,” an original production at the Herberger Theater Center in downtown Phoenix, on stage Aug. 28-30. more
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The Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board, seen from the dais during a meeting Oct. 14, 2025, in Phoenix, will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
West Valley school district looks to expand special ed services beyond its borders
The Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board will consider an agreement Tuesday that would allow students from the Madison Elementary School District to receive specialized special-education services at Deer Valley Unified’s Vista Peak campus. more
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The Scottsdale Philharmonic was won of 22 Scottsdale-based organizations to receive over $170,000 from the Arizona Commission on the Arts.
Scottsdale arts groups awarded $170,000 in grants
The Arizona Commission on the Arts recently award $2.66 million in grants to Arizona nonprofit arts organizations, festivals, and arts learning programs throughout the state, including over $170,000 … more
Pollster Mike Noble said more than a third of all independents said that having former Mesa Mayor John Giles on the Democratic ticket makes them more likely to vote for Gov. Katie Hobbs.
Hobbs pick of former Mesa mayor as running mate proving popular: pollster
PHOENIX - Katie Hobbs' pick as her running mate is apparently doing her campaign more good than who Andy Biggs selected. On one hand, a new survey shows that just barely half of those polled … more
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This rendering shows how a 200-seat amphitheater is meant to look at Tumbleweed Ranch. The Chandler City Council approved more than $4 million in contracts for two phases of improvements to the agricultural history ranch on Aug. 13.
East Valley city council OKs $4M for historic ranch improvements
Voters approved $475 million in municipal bonds for the city of Chandler in November 2025 — including $158 million for parks and recreation projects. A portion of such parks bonds are being … more
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