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The 2001 Diamondbacks pose for a photo at Chase Field on Sept. 19, 2026 during a ceremony to honor the 25th anniversary of their World Series victory over the New York Yankees in 2001.
25 Years Later: The legacy of the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 2001 World Series title
PHOENIX – Hours before the 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks made a memorable homecoming, Curt Schilling stood on the mound he once ruled, this time with his 1-year-old grandson Nolan, named after … more
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The annual City-to-City Update, which showcases the developments and growth happening in the West Valley, is one of the signature events for the West Valley Regional Chamber.
West Valley Chamber continues expansion with Surprise growth
When leaders with the West Valley Regional Chamber gave a report to the Surprise City Council about local membership numbers earlier this month, they came armed with good numbers. more
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This map shows many of the services and projects covered under Proposition 479 sales-tax funding. The Chandler City Council learned, at a Sept. 14 work session, what changed in the transition from Prop 400 to 479 funding rules, as well as gave transportation direction to staff on some transit services.
East Valley city to consider expanding bus, Flex service
The city of Chandler is getting some help from county sales tax revenue in paying for some of its transportation projects and services. Whether that’s more or less than what it used to receive … more
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Deer Valley Unified eyeing 2 new schools as growth approaches
The Deer Valley Unified School District is preparing for the possibility of building two new schools in north Phoenix over the next six years, even as enrollment declines in other parts of the district. more
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Carvin Jones tears through his set at a small bar in Scottsdale in October 2024. Jones died early Sunday, Sept. 20, after a battle with cancer.
Carvin Jones, Phoenix blues guitarist and ‘King of Strings,’ dies
Carvin Jones, the electrifying blues guitarist who made Phoenix his home and the world his stage, died early Sunday, Sept. 20, after a battle with cancer. He was a fixture of the Valley music scene for nearly four decades, captivating audiences with his guitar playing, larger-than-life personality and unmistakable black hat. more
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Valley researchers examine link between living conditions and cognitive decline
Can the neighborhood you call home influence how your brain ages? Researchers at Banner Sun Health Research Institute believe there may be a correlation between community and cognitive aging. … more
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Where is conservative outrage over high prices?
OPINION — If you’ve visited the grocery store or gas station lately,  you’ve probably noticed the continual increase in prices. Diesel is at the highest price in history. Almost everything we buy is transported by trucks that use diesel. This drives up the cost of everything. more
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Grand jury indicts father in Mesa Arts Center theft, son not charged
A father has been indicted on two felony charges in connection with the theft of jewelry from a museum at the Mesa Arts Center, authorities said Monday. Jean Zintz faces felony charges of theft … more
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Suns forward Dillon Brooks hosted a youth basketball camp on Sept. 12 in Mesa. While Brooks is known for his villain persona on the court, camp organizers and attendees saw an entirely different person.
Suns forward Dillon Brooks empowering kids at youth basketball camp
MESA – When Dillon Brooks’ name is mentioned, it likely brings to mind his reputation as a “villain.” Off the court, Brooks is doing his best to reflect a different image.  … more
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Queen Creek Sen. Jake Hoffman has canceled a Sept. 29 meeting of the Senate Government Committee, which he leads, and all the subpoenas for the governor and others involved in the “pay-to-play” allegations have been canceled.
‘Pay-to-play’ probe put on hold by Queen Creek senator
PHOENIX — The Arizona Senate is delaying and revising its probe of “pay-to-play” allegations against Gov. Katie Hobbs over a 60% increase in a contract given in 2023 to a major donor to her … more
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Closed doors fueled Hamadeh protests
OPINION — Abe Hamadeh has built the largest protest movement in the history of Arizona’s 8th Congressional District. He did it by refusing to let constituents in the room. more
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An American Airlines plane at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Phoenix Sky Harbor announces American Airlines as primary carrier for planned West Terminal
PHOENIX — Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport announced Monday that American Airlines will be the primary carrier operating from the airport’s future West Terminal, marking a significant … more
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