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Twenty-five years ago, four planes were hijacked, resulting in the deadliest terrorist attack ever. Nearly 3,000 people died the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, with many more losing their life due to … more
OPINION — We need to respect the sovereignty of the Native American tribes, especially when it comes to building something as useless and ridiculous as this wall. more
A 35-year-old man who committed a series of Phoenix robberies during which two people were shot has been sentenced to 65 years in prison, Maricopa County officials said. Both victims survived … more
There is a quiet argument playing out in the practice of dentistry these days, and it has nothing to do with technology or new procedures. It is about whether stealthy sales-driven chains are going … more
PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs blamed former President Joe Biden, a fellow Democrat, for what she described as “chaos” at the border while Rep. Andy Biggs emphasized working with tribal nations as … more
The Arizona State Historic Preservation Office will begin accepting applications Thursday, Oct. 1 for its Route 66 Historic Revitalization Program, which provides grants to rehabilitate and reuse historic properties along Arizona’s Route 66 corridor. more

OPINION — This Sept. 11, we bow our heads to the many we lost on that fateful day. Anyone who was alive that morning remembers not only what they were doing but the emotional toll it took on our entire nation. more
Gilbert has broken ground on the Vaughn Avenue Connector, a new western route into the Heritage District intended to improve access, spur redevelopment and connect downtown with the Northwest Corridor. more
Deer Valley Unified School District is considering a policy establishing guidelines for a potential high school elective examining the Bible’s influence on Western culture while requiring the course to remain religiously neutral. more
Gallagher & Kennedy, an Arizona based business law firm, will merge with Fennemore, one of the nation’s fastest-growing Am Law 200 firms, effective Dec. 1 according to a release on Wednesday. more
Mexican singer Yuridia will return to Phoenix next year as part of her newly announced Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour 2027. more
Cox customers are now Spectrum customers. To celebrate, new and existing Internet customers in Cox service areas can get one free Spectrum Mobile Unlimited line for a year. The Backstory … more
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