investigator in the prosecution of Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby is a “liar,” according to Crosby’s attorneys.
In a new filing, his attorneys are asking for the transcript, which …
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Quick Oktoberfest heads up:
Early Bird pricing ends tomorrow, September 15.
If you’re planning to join us at Tempe Town Lake this year, this is the time to get your tickets …
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Black Theatre Troupe opens its 2026-27 season in Phoenix with “The Exonerated,” a documentary-style drama drawn from the experiences of people who were wrongfully convicted and spent years on death row.
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The holiday formerly known as Cesar Chavez Day will now forever be known as Farmworkers Day in the city of Phoenix.
The change also moves the holiday from March 31 to April 6.
A news …
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OPINION — In my office, a conversation about suicide may start with a patient saying they cannot sleep, a parent mentioning that their teenager has withdrawn from friends or an older adult struggling with pain, illness or the loss of a spouse. None of these concerns necessarily means someone is considering suicide, but each is a reason to ask more questions.
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Fall is taking over Goodyear Ballpark when First Fridays West Valley AZ returns Oct. 2 with its “Harvest Showdown,” turning the ballpark grounds into an evening of food, music, shopping and family-friendly fun.
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WASHINGTON –With the Colorado River running low enough to force deep cuts in Arizona, public concern about water consumption by data centers is running high.
Are the data centers responsible …
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Since the mid-1980s, the Valley has built its regional freeway system, which moves tens of thousands of people every day. Population continues to grow. Lane expansion is inevitable. New freeways are …
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A recently unveiled statue of Charlie Kirk was found vandalized over the weekend, and Phoenix police are investigating the incident, according to Turning Point USA.
The statue was found with red …
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PHOENIX - An 80-cent-a-pack tax on cigarettes approved by voters in 2006 to fund early childhood development programs is coming up short as people are smoking less.
So, First Things First, which …
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Before the Chandler Unified Governing Board took on more delicate topics involving indigenous people at its Sept. 9 meeting, an award involving educating such students was presented to a CUSD staff …
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PHOENIX – The Central Arizona Project board voiced disagreement earlier this month over whether federal water reclamation plans are fair to Arizona and other lower basin states.
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