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Ballet Arizona, seen in a previous production of “Swan Lake,” will bring “Romeo & Juliet” to Symphony Hall in Phoenix Oct. 22-25.
Ballet Arizona brings ‘Romeo & Juliet’ to Phoenix with live symphony
Ballet Arizona will bring “Romeo & Juliet” to Symphony Hall in downtown Phoenix Oct. 22-25, with choreography by Ib Andersen and Sergei Prokofiev’s score performed live by The Phoenix Symphony. more
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Gas prices are seen at the Circle K at 99th Avenue and Bell Road in Sun City on August 21, 2026. Gas prices have soared to an all-time high in the month August, AAA Arizona said on Friday.
Gas prices continue climb as price soar to all-time August high
Gas prices in the Valley climbed 10 cents this week to settle at $4.54 a gallon, according to AAA Arizona on Friday. A year ago at this time, consumers were paying $3.52 a gallon. The … more
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City of Phoenix Heat Response Program team volunteers prepare relief kits in this file photo. Valley temperatures could reach 116 degrees through Friday, Aug. 28.
Weather Service forecasts extreme heat in Maricopa, Pinal counties through Aug. 28
The National Weather Service on Friday tacked on another week during which residents of Maricopa and Pinal counties will encounter extreme heat. Temperatures in the region could top out at 116 … more
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The International School of Arizona is raising $10 million for a new gym and renovations to its building’s third floor.
Scottsdale’s ISA hosting fundraiser new gym, renovations
The International School of Arizona, 9522 E. San Salvador Drive, is hosting a fundraiser Friday, Aug. 28, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.. Donations will go toward the school’s $10 million project to … more
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Freeway work blankets Valley this weekend
Closures and restrictions have been set for the weekend along Loop 101, Loop 202 and State Routes 51 and 347, state transportation officials said Thursday.  Drivers can expect detours and … more
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PVSchools is asking voters to continue and increase a capital funding override that pays for instructional materials and support vehicles, while district officials say the higher funding amount would not increase the current override tax rate.
PVSchools asks voters to continue $30M M&O override
PVSchools is asking voters to continue and increase a capital funding override that pays for instructional materials and support vehicles, while district officials say the higher funding amount would not increase the current override tax rate. more
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Andy Brill is one of the Chandler Police Department’s school resource officers. The latest resource officer annual contract between the Chandler Unified School District and the city of Chandler was approved by Chandler Unified’s Governing Board at its Aug. 19 regular meeting, though not unanimously.
East Valley school board OKs resource officers, but non unanimously
Chandler Unified’s Governing Board will have at least nine school resource officers for the rest of the 2026-27 school year. The CUSD board’s decision, usually approved without much discussion, … more
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‘The Nerd’ brings comic chaos to downtown Phoenix
Order Chaos Theater Company will launch its fifth season with Larry Shue’s comedy “The Nerd,” running Sept. 19 through Oct. 4. more
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Sweet Salvage Vintage Market, seen on March 19, 2026, is open this weekend through Sunday.
Weekend Picks: Valley events for Aug. 21-23
We’re running out of August weekends in the Valley this summer. more
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Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano released a video on Wednesday addressing the criminal investigation into two Phoenix Police officers.
Phoenix police chief addresses criminal investigation into two officers
Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano on Wednesday gave a video statement about the two Phoenix officers under criminal investigation. “The allegations are serious, and they do not reflect the … more
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Hope Hooton discusses Thursday how she believes that changes in domestic violence laws will prevent what allowed her ex-husband to kill their two children before turning the weapon on himself.
New domestic violence law makes it difficult to gain custody or have visitation rights for children
PHOENIX — A new state law is designed to make it difficult, if not impossible, for those who commit domestic violence to get custody of their children — or even have unsupervised visits. It … more
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The highlighted area on this map shows the 17.7-acre property north of the northwest corner of 59th Avenue and Elliot Road, just east of Loop 202, is planned for a 384-unit apartment complex. The property directly at the northwest corner is planned for a smaller commercial development that will include a QuikTrip gas station.
Apartment developer argues with city of Phoenix about requirements, says it 'could kill this deal'
A development team is arguing that the comments of a city of Phoenix planner are more opinion than law, saying her stated requirements could derail plans for 384-unit apartment complex northwest of … more
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