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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes during a press conference at her office on April 15, 2026, in Phoenix.
Arizona AG candidates pitch competing priorities as early voting nears
PHOENIX – Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes invoked her 280-vote victory four years ago as she urged Democrats to turn out and vote in the upcoming midterm elections, while Republican … more
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Democrat Kris Mayes and Republican Warren Petersen debate Wednesday night in the race for attorney general.
Debate: Arizona AG candidates clash over 'political lawfare', data centers
SCOTTSDALE - The Republican nominee for attorney general lashed out Wednesday night at incumbent Kris Mayes for filing more than four dozen lawsuits against the Trump administration. Warren … more
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The interior of Bourbon & Bones Chophouse and Bar. The team behind Bourbon and Bones is opening Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse in High Street at City North in Phoenix, bringing an Italian chophouse experience with an anticipated opening in Spring 2027.
Bourbon & Bones team to open Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse at High Street at City North
Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse, a new concept from the team behind Bourbon & Bones Chophouse and Bar, is coming to High Street at City North in Phoenix, bringing an Italian chophouse … more
A city of Phoenix caseworker, left, greets a resident in need of services including rental assistance following employment disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Phoenix's new master leasing program seeks to offer a second chance to would-be renters with an eviction record, poor credit or insufficient income.
Phoenix’s new program offers second chance to renters with poor financial past
If you have an eviction record, poor credit or insufficient income, it can be hard to find someone who will rent you an apartment. The city of Phoenix is trying to change that. Phoenix City … more
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Representatives from the Consulate of Mexico in Phoenix were among attendees at the Sept. 15 El Grito celebration, which featured the Cachito Dance Project Performance, El Mirage Mayor Alexis Hermosillo, and Deputy Consul Armando Manuel Esparza Miranda at the ceremony.
El Mirage celebrates El Grito, Independencia and city’s 75th anniversary
For the first time in the city of El Mirage’s history, an El Grito de Dolores ceremony was held, drawing a crowd of all ages to the El Mirage City Hall Plaza, 10000 N. El Mirage Road. more
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Jaguar Williams during a February 2024 visit to Wildlife World Zoo. Williams, 19, died after being shot Aug. 15 at a house party in Goodyear.
Goodyear police seek public’s help in teen homicide case
Goodyear police are asking the public to submit photos, videos or information regarding an Aug. 15 house party where 19-year-old Jaguar Williams was fatally shot, with a reward of up to $10,000 available for information leading to an arrest. more
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Gilbert police and fire departments are investigating a car fire death in town.
Gilbert police find no evidence of foul play in fatal car fire
An adult was found dead inside a vehicle after an early-morning car fire near Higley and Williams Field roads in Gilbert. Police say they have found no evidence of foul play. more
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Attorney General Kris Mayes, shown at a press conference earlier this year, is suing the maker of what it bills as an energy drink because it fails to disclose other ingredients that she says can cause illness and death.
Energy drink maker being sued by Arizona AG for failure to disclose ingredients
PHOENIX — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing the maker of what it bills as an energy drink because it fails to disclose other ingredients that she says can cause illness and death. … more
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Councilman Allen Skillicorn crafted an ordinance for the proposed prohibition of license plate reading cameras. There are currently no such cameras in town.
North Valley town councilor seeks ban of license plate reading cameras
Fountain Hills Councilman Allen Skillicorn requested to draft an ordinance addressing license plate reading cameras during a discussion after the council’s regularly scheduled agenda on Sept. … more
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From left: Sarah Lords, Ashley Finch, Kelsey Evans, Laura Franco French, Christine Dotts, Kim McWaters, Jennifer De La Cruz, Maria Isabel Martinez, Abdu Dahr, Heidi Coupland, Susan Brow, and Patti O’Brien pose with a check for $20,000 to the Fresh Start Women’s Foundation from TSMC Arizona.
TSMC Arizona awards grant to Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Arizona awarded a $20,000 grant to Fresh Start Women’s Foundation on Thursday according to a release. more
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Hillcrest Middle School, in Glendale, is among the campuses that could be affected by proposed Deer Valley Unified School District attendance boundary changes. The Governing Board could vote Oct. 6 on options that would reassign students from surrounding school attendance areas beginning in the 2027-28 school year.
Deer Valley Unified boundary decision pushed until October
The Deer Valley Unified School District’s lengthy process of redrawing attendance boundaries in its northern neighborhoods appears to be nearing its conclusion, but a final decision will have to wait until next month. more
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West Valley Toastmasters Club President Club President Tisha Lynton Rose
Toastmasters Club hosts hybrid open house in Surprise
West Valley Toastmasters Club President Club President and Toastmaster of the Day Tisha Lynton Rose invites the Surprise community to a hybrid fall Open House 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, at Surprise Regional Library, Large Room, 16089 N. Bullard Ave. more
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