The parents of a 5-year-old face negligent homicide charges after their son died when he was left inside a vehicle for more than two hours Sunday afternoon, Peoria police said.
Mihail Sabo and …
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As of Aug. 28, 14,528 children from 8,759 families were waiting for state assistance to help pay for care. At the same time, Arizona has roughly 250,000 licensed child-care slots for an estimated 300,000 children who potentially need them.
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Some water officials in Arizona are taking a step to take legal action the federal government over allocation of Colorado River water.
A unanimous vote from the Central Arizona Water …
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OPINION — I have read some recent negative opinions in your editorials about Rep. Abe Hamadeh and I just say they obviously don’t know what this man has done for Congressional District 8.
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Two venues will host the West Valley Symphony’s 2026–27 concert season, consisting of a six-program lineup that includes the orchestral repertoire, Star Wars, Beethoven, the film music of John Williams, a festive holiday celebration of Handel’s Messiah, and a Judy Garland tribute.
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OPINION — Greater Phoenix’s architectural landscape is ever-changing. For decades, we’ve seen business developments, lifestyle hubs and communities sprout up across the desert. But as we look toward 2035, the next chapter of Valley growth may look very different from the last.
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PHOENIX — Kim Kardashian is turning the eyes of reality television toward a nondescript, little-known stone building just off the Loop 101 in north Scottsdale.
After the show was announced on …
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has lifted lane restrictions on northbound State Route 51 near Camelback Road following a seven-week project that replaced about 700 feet of damaged pavement …
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Arizona voters will decide in November whether certain school districts should be required to direct at least 60% of their operational spending to direct instructional expenses, a proposal that …
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When Salad And Go closed its locations on Aug. 5, customers wondered where they would be able to go to get the same food they had been purchasing for some time.
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Peoria Councilmember Jennifer Crawford has responded to allegations that she does not live in the district she represents, and in doing so alleged the husband of a former mayor perpetuated disinformation about her residence.
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