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Hospice of the Valley nurse Gloria Curtis enjoys visiting with her patient, Pilar Robles.
Hospice of the Valley earns top national honor for patient care
Hospice of the Valley has been recognized with the 2026 Hospice Honors Elite Award for exceptional patient care and family support. This distinction was achieved by every one of the agency’s home … more
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Child Crisis Arizona receives $250,000 grant from the Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to strengthen services for vulnerable children and families
Crisis Arizona has received a $250,000 grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to strengthen the organization’s ability to provide critical prevention, intervention, and wellness programs … more
Arizona high school students can compete for cash prizes while honoring military veterans through the Honoring America’s Veterans Essay Competition.
Arizona students invited to honor veterans in essay competition
Arizona high school students can compete for cash prizes while honoring military veterans through the Honoring America’s Veterans Essay Competition . The contest is open to Arizona students in … more
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Cardinals safety Budda Baker, left, and linebacker Jack Gibbens sack Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, middle, during the second half of a game on Sunday, Sept. 13 in Inglewood, Calif.
Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur thinks defense can be better despite upset win
TEMPE — When the Cardinals hired former Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur to replace fired head coach Jonathan Gannon, LaFleur brought a reputation for producing innovative offenses, creative … more
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Phoenix Chorale opens new season with ‘Life, Love, and Light’
Phoenix Chorale will open its 2026-27 season Oct. 10-11 with “Life, Love, and Light,” a program exploring joy, love, remembrance, grief and consolation through works spanning several generations of choral music. more
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‘Art of the Crossfade’ brings music, culture, conversation to Phoenix
DJ and producer J.PERIOD and cultural historian Josh Kun will bring “The Art of the Crossfade” to downtown Phoenix on Thursday, Sept. 17, combining live music with storytelling, visual media and conversation about culture and community. more
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Teresa Leyba Ruiz and Kimberly Yee go head-to-head in the 2026 AZ Clean Elections Superintendent debate at Sneaky Big Studio in Scottsdale on Sept. 15, 2026.
Yee, Ruiz differ on measurements for ESA student performance among debate topics
Arizona’s candidates for superintendent of public instruction agree the state needs tighter financial controls over its ESA program, but Tuesday’s debate exposed a sharper divide over another question: How should Arizona know whether students receiving public ESA dollars are actually learning? more
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Gilbert Parks and Recreation Director Michael Elliott presents to council an update on parks construction and funding for Desert Sky and Gilbert Regional parks.
East Valley town advances $99M in park construction
Gilbert Town Council approved nearly $99.1 million in construction for the next phases of Desert Sky Park and Gilbert Regional Park after debate over funding, costs and recreation needs. more
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Dr. Curtis Finch
ESA voucher decisions could cost Arizona GOP lawmakers political control
OPINION — I’ve seen this before. When the main character, Neo, sees the same black cat walk by twice in the original movie “The Matrix,” he asks his colleagues, “Do you ever have déjà vu?” His partners instantly know something is wrong. Déjà vu is usually not a good thing. In the political world, we see it all the time. more
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Roger Geisler, an investigator with the Attorney General’ Office, answers questions Tuesday about findings the agency says identified the now-dead man who murdered a Glendale resident in 1987. With him is Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Arizona AG identifies likely killer in 1987 Glendale cemetery murder
PHOENIX — An investigator with the Attorney General’s Office said Tuesday he and his investigators now believe they know who killed 54-year-old James Chafin in 1987 in a Glendale cemetery. … more
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FILE - An election worker carries two ballots to be verified inside the Maricopa County Recorders Office, Nov. 10, 2022, in Phoenix. Few Republicans have high confidence that votes will be tallied accurately in next year’s presidential contest, suggesting years of sustained attacks against elections by former President Donald Trump and his allies have taken a toll. A new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that just 22% of Republicans have high confidence in the 2024 vote count compared to 71% of Democrats. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
Who is first on an Arizona ballot this year depends on where voters live
PHOENIX — Wondering why Democrats are listed first on your ballot? Or perhaps vice versa? It’s not part of any conspiracy or even some bit of political intrigue. Instead, it depends on … more
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Three people were taken to a local hospital the morning of Sept. 14 after a large-scale bee-stinging incident at Intel's Ocotillo campus in south Chandler. 
Three to hospital after bee-stinging at Intel in East Valley
Three people were taken to a local hospital the morning of Sept. 14 after a large-scale bee-stinging incident at Intel's Ocotillo campus in south Chandler.  According to the Chandler Fire … more
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