Polls closed for Arizona’s primary election at 7 p.m. July 30.
The Maricopa County Recorder's Office released the initial results shortly after 8 p.m. Results are unofficial at this point. …
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In a land that gave in to urban sprawl many years ago, where most everybody seems to own their own automobile, it is easy to take for granted getting from here to there.
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Salt River Project crews recently participated in the Light Up Navajo initiative to bring electricity to homes on the Navajo Nation.
SRP line crews spent two weeks working on the effort in an …
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PHOENIX — In Arizona — home to roughly 34,000 federal employees — President Donald Trump’s orders can impact a massive workforce of health care professionals and the …
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A city of Peoria employee has enlisted a lawyer and put in complaints with the Arizona Attorney General’s office and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging the city has committed gender and age discrimination against her.
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Olga Lopez, the mother of Jeremiah Aviles, the Red Mountain High School teen who was killed in a fatal shooting in May 2023, criticized the Mesa City Council members for their response to teen …
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2/6/24
The new year of 2024 is also an election year in the Town of Fountain Hills as candidates for Town Council and the mayor’s office begin to roll out campaigns to encourage voters to support …
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The Times Independent is reaching out to candidates inviting them to participate with a story announcing their candidacy and introducing themselves to the public. The following was submitted by Rick …
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Lori Jensen has always had a passion for community service, but it hit particularly hard just before businesses and school closed for the pandemic, in 2020.
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The son of a sheep herder, Bobby Gonzalo spent his early years in a Peoria that probably wouldn’t be recognizable to the average resident today, one that was still steeped in its agricultural ways.
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