The West Valley Regional Chamber named its 2026 award recipients Friday, Sept. 11, recognizing businesses, nonprofits, schools and community leaders during its annual Awards Gala at The Wigwam in Litchfield Park.
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MESA – Twenty-five years after Sikh businessman Balbir Singh Sodhi was murdered, his family and members of the community who knew him say more needs to be done to change people’s misconceptions …
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By Tainá Queiroz Fonseca | Cronkite News
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9/13/26
A new exhibition bringing together Mexican and Chicano perspectives will open this fall at Olney Gallery at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Phoenix.
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OPINION — This summer, the General Services Administration awarded Xcelerare Solutions and its subcontractor, Socure, a five-year, $163 million contract to run artificial intelligence identity checks through Login.gov, the front door most Americans use to access their federal services and benefits. In practice, this means that one of the major AI vendors now sits behind the login page for nearly every layer of government.
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A 65-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder and other crimes in connection with a case that dates back 26 years, police said.
On April 1, 2000, the suspect entered the …
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OPINION — My understanding of the treaty plans made with the tribes here in America is that the tribes and their land are to be treated as sovereign.
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The temperature was already approaching 100 degrees late Saturday morning as volunteers spread across the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, raking gravel, picking up trash, and washing headstones beneath the Valley sun.
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OPINION — A few weeks ago, a family of four was brought to our doors by a Phoenix firefighter who had responded to a heat-distress call in a parking lot where the family had been living out of their car. That handoff, from first responder to shelter provider, happens more often than most people realize.
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WASHINGTON – Most of the Colorado River water allocated to Arizona goes to agriculture. But for now, the 30% statewide cuts imposed by the federal government won’t affect Arizona farmers, who …
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Phoenix City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a zoning change that extends the special permit for the city’s Safe Outdoor Space to continue operating.
The 5.5-acre property at the …
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