Gilbert will resume normal utility billing operations Nov. 1, including late fees and disconnections, after completing its water meter audit and giving past-due customers a 45-day grace period.
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OPINION — I want my children to grow up in a world where products marketed to them are safe, honestly labeled and held to meaningful standards. I also want lawmakers to address emerging threats before they become public health crises. That is why we must have an honest conversation about the growing market for synthetic 7-hydroxymitragynine products and why simply banning kratom is the wrong solution.
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PHOENIX – Work begins Friday night on nine freeway projects that will close lanes and restrict traffic through the weekend.
The Arizona Department of Transportation on Thursday announced …
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You may not know their names, but you will.
The next generation of MLB stars will be on display in the Valley this fall in the Arizona Fall League, which released its rosters on Tuesday.
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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 …
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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.
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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.
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OPINION — We submitted, for a nice refund, our e-file on April 2. In May, the IRS asked us to be verified. We did. Online it shows that they received our forms. It does not progress past received.
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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 …
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LONDON — Featuring ornate, architectural marvels and historic sites dating back centuries, this isn’t a city that should be explored in a hotel room — unless you’re Arizona State football …
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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 …
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OPINION — What I can see today is not what I saw yesterday, and it will not be what I see tomorrow. That is the reality of living with retinitis pigmentosa: constant change and the need to adapt in a world not built with blind people in mind. Yet, with the little vision I have, I see systems and attitudes stuck in the past.
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