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This map shows where an annexation of about 4.42 acres is that a developer wants to annex as part of a 53-home plan in south Chandler. A public hearing for the annexation was held as part of the Sept. 17 Chandler City Council regular meeting.
East Valley annexation would bring city closer to buildout
The city of Chandler’s privately owned land isn’t completely built out yet. But the kind of new development the Chandler City Council heard about at its Sept. 17 regular meeting is becoming … more
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Emilia, a player with Arrowhead Warriors girls 10U lacrosse team, takes off with the ball as coach Brandon King leads a drill Sept. 15 at Foothills Park in Glendale. and Coach Jana in the background.
West Valley girls youth lacrosse club grows quickly
Brandon King thought youth girls lacrosse could gain traction in the West Valley. He did not expect it to happen in less than a month. King is the coach of the new girls teams at Arrowhead … more
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A group of dancers wearing traditional Mexican folk dresses prepare to perform for the official El Grito celebration held at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026.
Mexican independence celebration at Arizona Capitol connects culture, economy
PHOENIX – For the fifth consecutive year, the Consulate General of Mexico in Phoenix hosted a Mexican Independence Day celebration Sept. 16 at the Arizona State Capitol, bringing together … more
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Three remaining candidates are seeking two city council seats up for grabs this year.
Remaining Scottsdale council candidates disagree on fundamental issues
Three Scottsdale City Council candidates have made their way on the Nov. 3 general election ballot. Raoul Zubia, Michelle Ugenti-Rita and Barry Graham are vying for two open seats on the … more
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In this Nov. 4, 2001, file photo, the Diamondbacks celebrate their ninth-inning walk-off win over the Yankees in Game 7 of the World Series in Phoenix. This Saturday at Chase Field, the D-backs will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their championship including many members of that club coming back.
Weekend Picks: Valley events for Sept. 18-20
Summer has one weekend left. Fall officially arrives Tuesday, Sept. 22, but before we start pretending Phoenix is sweater weather, the Valley has one last summer weekend to fill — and this one offers a pretty entertaining way to send the season packing. more
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Three attendees, including Chamber Board Chair Megan Word, center, pose in front of an “A Night in Old Hollywood” display during the West Valley Regional Chamber’s annual awards gala Sept. 11 at the Wigwam in Litchfield Park.
Chamber gala channels 'Old Hollywood' with red carpet, cigars and champagne
A vintage car, red carpet and glasses of champagne welcomed hundreds of guests to the West Valley Regional Chamber’s annual awards gala Sept. 11 at The Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park. more
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A patron returns a book in the outdoor return slot at Phoenix’s Yucca Library, at 15th and Montebello avenues.
Phoenix Yucca Library’s planned expansion will double its size
Phoenix plans to double the size of the Yucca Library by 2028. Despite being the fourth-smallest of Phoenix’s 17 public library branches at 10,000 square feet, Yucca Library is the … more
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The Arnold family says goodbye
To the residents of Apache Junction and Superior, After decades of serving these areas, the time has come for Arnold Auto Center to say goodbye. Since 1950, it has been our family’s privilege … more
Rana Singh Sodhi is surrounded by interfaith community members at his brother’s 25th anniversary vigil on Sept. 15, 2026.
Balbir Singh Sodhi’s 25th anniversary vigil invites people to reflect on his legacy
MESA – Twenty-five years ago on Sept. 15, businessman, father and husband Balbir Singh Sodhi was kneeling outside his Chevron gas station in Mesa, planting flowers to honor victims of the 9/11 … more
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The city’s safety message for drivers during flash flooding situations like the one that occurred Wednesday, Sept. 16 is ,Turn Around, Don’t Drown.
Heavy rain causes flash flooding across Scottsdale
Flash flooding hit parts of Scottsdale on Wednesday, Sept. 16, as thunderstorms dropped between 1.4 and nearly 3 inches of rain across northern portions of the city, inundating roads and stranding … more
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The proposed new water resource fee would go toward the town's purchase of 1.7 million acre-feet of Harquahala basin water, as well as the infrastructure needed to deliver it.
East Valley town preps new user fee to import Harquahala Valley water
Emphasizing that the action signaled only the start of the process, the Queen Creek Town Council approved a notice of intent to create a new water resource fee to pay for the town’s purchases of … more
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Cristi Harris’s Gameday Men’s Health clinic may have saved her husband Morgan’s life when they detected he had early-stage prostate cancer.
Scottsdale men’s clinic offers free prostate exams
Stay-at-home mom Cristi Harris noticed during COVID that her husband Morgan seemed a little run down. At first, she chalked it up to depression, but eventually sent him to a doctor, who … more
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