The city of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department has launched a Teen and Youth Programming Survey to gather valuable insights from teens, youth and parents about current and future …
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has just announced where it plans to build a temple in Queen Creek.
The temple, which was announced in April 2024, will be located at the …
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A stretch of a new lane is open along westbound Loop 101 as part of a widening project west of Interstate 17, state transportation officials said Monday.
Crews recently opened the general …
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Richard Billingsley was sentenced to 21 years in prison and lifetime supervised probation for online sexual exploitation of minors, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced.
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Optum Healthcare and Cigna Healthcare are no longer partnering to provide care to customers in Arizona according to statements from both companies on Monday.
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GLENDALE — Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t disclose who is helping to fund the legal costs she has incurred in investigations of whether she was involved in a “pay-to-play” scheme.
Nor does she …
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OPINION — When I read Abe Hamadeh’s recent newsletter, I see that he has been very helpful to individuals struggling with the bureaucracy (otherwise known as our hardworking, understaffed Civil Service) and supportive of the military and police. But what about the 400,000 Arizonans who lost their SNAP food benefits and those who will not be able to afford health insurance after the election because of the Big Beautiful Bill his vote helped put into law?
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Travelers will soon have some new restaurant choices at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Aviation staff gave an update of the new restaurants planned to open in 2026 and 2027 to the …
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A $702,900 Triple Twist jackpot ticket was sold at a Gilbert supermarket for Sunday’s drawing, Arizona Lottery official said.
The ticket was purchased inside the Bashas’ at 4940 S. Gilbert …
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OPINION — State Medicaid programs are heading toward a fiscal wall. Nationwide, state leaders are grappling with severely strapped budgets, rising healthcare costs and shrinking revenues. To make matters worse, the federal government has begun pulling back match funding and aggressively deferring payments, holding back over $1 billion in federal Medicaid transfers to states while demanding stricter documentation. With federal dollars tightening, states are bracing for severe budget cuts in 2027.
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For the first time, Arizonans will select a lieutenant governor in November. The new office will be the No. 2 position in state government. Gov. Katie Hobbs raised eyebrows when she named former Mesa …
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PHOENIX - Just because your new neighbors plan to build their house in a way that you hadn't been told does not make its owners guilty of creating a nuisance - even if they will be able to look into …
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