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Maynard James Keenan of A Perfect Circle performs during Louder Than Life music festival seen on Sept. 20, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky.
Arizona’s Maynard James Keenan to bring A Perfect Circle to Phoenix
Longtime Arizona resident Maynard James Keenan will return to a Valley stage when A Perfect Circle performs June 13, 2027, at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix. more
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Black Theatre Troupe brings Broadway musical revue to Phoenix
Black Theatre Troupe will present “Don’t Bother Me, I Can’t Cope” Oct. 23-Nov. 8 at the Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center in Phoenix. more
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Deer Valley Unified candidate Q&A: Budget Priorities
Four candidates are vying for two open seats on the Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board in the Nov. 3 general election. David Alvarado, Paul Carver, Kristi Cooper and Julie Stockwell are seeking four-year terms on the five-member board. more
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The $61 million project is for improvements to Power Road from the Santan Freeway to the East Maricopa Floodway.
Two East Valley municipalities, Maricopa County splitting $61M road project
The city of Mesa will be entering an intergovernmental agreement with Gilbert and Maricopa County to share in the estimated $61.3 million cost of improvements to Power Road from the Santan Freeway to … more
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Cedric Corbin
A new era in learning
OPINION — A few years ago, online learning was almost always discussed in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The sudden shift to virtual classrooms delivered a huge range of experiences and reactions as parents, teachers and students adjusted to an unfamiliar setting. After all, the transition was abrupt and unexpected.  But now, years after the return to in-person schooling, online education hasn’t faded as a passing trend. more
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More Arizonans living alone as households get smaller
Arizona is adding people, but the state’s households are not necessarily getting bigger. more
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Mercury guard Kelsey Plum is shown on court during her debut with the Mercury on Aug. 4 in Chicago. Plum was traded to Phoenix from the Los Angeles Sparks.
Plum job: Mercury look to free agency after missing playoffs
PHOENIX — One year removed from facing the Las Vegas Aces in the WNBA Finals, the Mercury missed the playoffs in 2026. That stark contrast was easy for general manager Nick U’ren to … more
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A 53-year-old woman was killed Monday night in a hit-and-run collision in central Phoenix, according to a release from the Phoenix Police Department on Tuesday.
Woman killed in hit-and-run collision in central Phoenix
A 53-year-old woman was killed Monday night in a hit-and-run collision in central Phoenix, according to a release from the Phoenix Police Department on Tuesday. more
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People stand in a queue, awaiting their turn to pick up food at the weekly food basket distribution outside the Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA in Phoenix on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026. The facility and its distribution program are scheduled to close Sept. 30.
Demolition possible as Downtown Phoenix YMCA prepares to close
PHOENIX – After nearly 75 years in downtown Phoenix, the Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA is closing on Wednesday, Sept. 30. The downtown Y is an institution in Phoenix. Legions of local kids … more
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Arizona Republicans are trying to keep 405 voters who live overseas from casting ballots in state elections, contending that would violate a provision in the Arizona Constitution that says voting is available only to those who have at some point resided in the state.
Arizona officials, GOP wrangle in court over 405 overseas voters
PHOENIX - State election officials are trying to block an effort by Republicans to cancel the registration of several hundred adult children of U.S. citizens - predominantly Democrats - who live … more
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An unidentified Arizona legislator requested $250,000 for wrestling scholarships at a community college system with no wrestling teams—money lawmakers later redirected into a grant whose unusually narrow requirements appear to closely match a single Phoenix private school.
Arizona’s $250,000 wrestling school grant traces back to unidentified lawmaker
An unidentified Arizona legislator requested $250,000 for wrestling scholarships at a community college system with no wrestling teams—money lawmakers later redirected into a grant whose unusually narrow requirements appear to closely match a single Phoenix private school. more
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Arizona State Board of Education listen in on the Sandy Hook Promise and its impact on the state.
Sandy Hook Promise expands Arizona school safety efforts
Jessica Jackson, Sandy Hook Promise's national crisis center director, said the system has received more than 400,000 tips nationwide and led to more than 8,000 mental health interventions. more
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