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PHOENIX — Voucher supporters are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to put a measure with a “poison pill” to kill reform of the Empowerment Scholarship Account program back on the November ballot … more
The Glendale Police Department responded around 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8 to reports of a vehicle that crashed into a wall of a home in the area of 59th and Northern avenues. When the vehicle … more
Visitation and funeral services are scheduled Friday and Saturday for Harry Mitchell of Tempe. As editor of the Tempe Daily News for several years when Harry Mitchell was mayor, I had many … more
Two people died following a two-vehicle collision Sunday night in Mesa, police said. The crash involving a pickup truck and SUV occurred about 7:10 p.m. Aug. 9 near Stapley Drive and 7 th … more
The school received approval in April 2026 to transition to a full JROTC program. more
PHOENIX - Whether a voucher reform measure heads to voters could turn on whether a judge finds certain petition circulators legally competent and qualified to collect signatures. In a bid to … more

Chandler Police have released information about a July 31 shooting death that turned out to involve two brothers. Just after 4:30 a.m. on July 31, according to police, officers responded to a … more
PHOENIX – Each year, spectators packed the grandstands for Buckeye’s demolition derby. During the intermission, however, the excitement would die down and fans would wander to the concession … more
The Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame Induction Banquet is coming to Litchfield Park. more
By the time Eric Ramsey steps onto the stage Wednesday at the Musical Instrument Museum alongside Arizona music icons Hans Olson and Chuck Hall, he’ll have spent decades proving that some of life’s most rewarding journeys don’t follow a straight line. more
Cash, farm animals and diaries: The tales of 5 US hoopers who took their games overseas  Cronkite News offers an audio version of this story using an automated voice created by AI. Errors … more
The Paradise Valley Unified School District Governing Board approved the secondary field trips Aug. 6. District policy requires parental permission, appropriate chaperone ratios and both male and female chaperones for overnight trips. more
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