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An adult Aedes aegypti mosquito is pictured on a green plant.
Watch out for mosquitoes with rain, warmer temps
Recent rains combined with warmer temperatures results in rapid mosquito infestation. While not all will carry deadly diseases like West Nile Virus, it’s important for the public to be … more
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In this June 17, 2019, photo, Dravon Ames, left, and Iesha Harper pause as they listen to a question during a news conference at City Hall in Phoenix. Ames and Harper were cursed at and threatened by Phoenix police in 2019 after their 4-year-old daughter carried a fashion doll out of a dollar store without paying for it. The couple said they were unaware that their young child took the doll. Officers aimed guns at the Black couple during the confrontation, which was captured on video cell phone. (The Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Phoenix asks DOJ to release full report into police when investigation ends
At the behest of a resident petition, Phoenix City Council voted last week to ask the U.S. Department of Justice to make public the report of its investigation into the city’s police department … more
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Sen. Justine Wadsack is hoping to overturn the unique “modified ward” system in Tucson with SCR 1036. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Voters around state could decide how Tucson elects council members
PHOENIX — Republican lawmakers are moving to allow voters around the state to decide — and possibly overrule — how Tucson elects members of its city council. more
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Rep. Steve Montenegro explains Monday why Gov. Katie Hobbs should sign his measure allowing police to arrest border crossers even though she vetoed the exact same language last week. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Republicans to attempt to resend recently vetoed border enforcement bill back to Hobbs
PHOENIX — Refusing to take “no” for an answer, Republican legislators are going to resend the same border law enforcement bill back to Gov. Katie Hobbs that she vetoed just a week ago. more
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Robert J. C. Rice Elementary School students participate in a December activity. Rice and Arizona College Prep Middle School were chosen for 2024 Arizona Educational Foundation A-Plus School of Excellence awards.
Two Chandler schools earn foundation’s A-Plus award
The Arizona Educational Foundation has awarded two schools in the Chandler Unified district the 2024 A-Plus School of Excellence award. Arizona College Prep Middle School and Robert J. C. Rice … more
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A city of Surprise traffic cone.
Cactus Road improvements starting in Surprise
The city of Surprise will kick off a two-year project to improve Cactus Road from Cotton Lane to Reems Road on Monday, March 11. more
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LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan unveils the 2024 Ford Championship, a historic moment for women’s golf in Gilbert.
Ford Championship 2024 marks milestone moment for LPGA Tour in Gilbert 
When the LPGA Tour was created in 1950 by 13 brave women who decided they were good enough to play professionally, there was no blueprint for them to lay out how to create a professional sports … more
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Donna Rebadow will be in Peoria to share her near death experience and other stories March 17.
Ever wonder about near-death experiences? Learn more at an upcoming Peoria event
It was the summer of 1998 and Buffalo, New York, native Donna Rebadow’s life was about to change. more
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Domestic violence call leads to fatal officer-involved Surprise shooting
A 44-year-old man is dead following an shooting early Sunday morning in Surprise that involved police. Surprise police responded about 3 a.m. March 10 to a home near West Waddell and North … more
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Officer-involved shooting in Surprise leaves 1 dead
A person died Sunday morning in a shooting that involved Surprise police officers. Police responded about 3 a.m. March 10 on a domestic violence call at a home near West Waddell and North Dysart … more
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Gilbert Public Schools spent nearly $1,000 more per student on instruction in fiscal year 2022-23 than the previous year, but the percentage of instructional spending as part of its overall spending still went down, according to the Arizona Auditor General's school district spending analysis.
Gilbert school districts spend more on instruction than state average
Instructional spending went up more than $650 per student in each of the three school districts serving Gilbert, but as a percentage of overall budget, it is down to its lowest levels in two … more
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An aerial view of the Glendale Civic Center, where the City Council will meet while City Hall is redeveloped nearby.
Glendale council wades through confusing CIP plan
The second Glendale City Council budget workshop for fiscal year 2025 Tuesday morning dealt primarily with capital improvements and confusion. Enterprise funds account for the largest chunk of … more
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