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.
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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.
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OPINION — I’d like to offer a rebuttal to a recent letter-writer’s effusive praise for Rep. Abe Hamadeh’s support/vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill — OBBB.
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In a year that’s had little consistency in how many city of Chandler development applications are in front of the Planning and Zoning Commission at any one time, the most recent meeting was where …
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The city of Phoenix is rushing to spruce up portions of the Rio Salado before a conference in early December.
The city plans to hire Thomas “Breeze” Marcus to paint nearly 5,000 square feet …
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PHOENIX – Although the Arizona State hockey team notified the university of its intent to allow an ex-Green Beret to speak to the team, it did not submit a plan of training activities to …
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OPINION — Prostate cancer often is called a “silent disease” because it rarely causes symptoms in its early, most treatable stages. Unlike a broken bone or a bad cough, there's no obvious signal that tells a man that something is wrong. And by the time symptoms like difficulty urinating, blood in the urine and pain occur, the disease often has progressed.
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PHOENIX — Gubernatorial hopeful Andy Biggs made a series of promises Tuesday of what he intends to do if elected as governor.
In a press conference on the lawn of the state Senate, where he …
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Three men and a woman were shot Tuesday evening in Mesa, and a person has been detained, Mesa police said.
The identities of the victims have not been released, and authorities said their …
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Longtime bar and restaurant Tempe Tavern closed its doors for good on the evening of Sept. 16, after more than a decade serving Tempe and Arizona State University students.
In 2025, Tempe Police …
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Veterans are used to marching, no matter what military branch of service. Few can relate to a full marching band with a fanfare greeting that retired U.S. Navy Logistics Specialist Second Class Cassandra Johnson and her family got when they arrived at their new Goodyear home.
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OPINION — With federal cuts reducing Arizona’s Colorado River allocation by 27% each year through 2028, many people are coming to us concerned and asking: “Will I still have water?” “Will my tap run dry?” “What should we do?”
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