PHOENIX — Phoenix Children's is launching its Journey to Magnet, a multi-year enterprise initiative designed to advance nursing excellence, strengthen patient outcomes and further elevate the …
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MESA — The nation’s top education official came to Arizona Tuesday to prod Gov. Katie Hobbs to allow Arizona parents and students have access to an additional source of free education funds.
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The City of Mesa and Wisconsin National Guard recently recognized 16-year-old Laya Jackson during a brief ceremony for her quick thinking and lifesaving actions after she witnessed a Wisconsin …
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The city of Goodyear has brought aboard a new economic development director.
James Smith, who brings more than 25 years of business and economic development experience to Goodyear, will lead the …
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The city of Phoenix’s Office of Heat Response and Mitigation and its partners were selected for a $115,000 grant award from the Climate Smart Communities Initiative to support the Water for Shade …
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Jennifer Kaplan, president and CEO of Evolve PR & Marketing, has been named a 2026 PRNEWS People of the Year honoree, marking her second consecutive year receiving the prestigious national …
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Transportation crews this weekend will set work zones for an improvement project at the Interstate 10 interchange at Jackrabbit Trail.
The two-year project will provide new freeway bridges, …
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego will recognize the Flinn Foundation with the Global Philanthropy Leadership Award at the 2026 Mayor’s International Gala, according to a release on Monday.
The award …
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The former Project Baccara data center campus and natural gas power plant is now Project Eagle.
If Tuesday’s council workshop was any indication it is likely to land in Glendale.
With the …
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OPINION — On Aug. 21, the U.S. Department of the Interior finalized the 2027-28 Colorado River Operating Guidelines, outlining significant reductions to Lower Basin states’ (Arizona, California, and Nevada) water deliveries beginning in 2027. Under this framework, Arizona faces a 760,000-acre foot reduction, part of broader cuts prompted by historic lows at Lake Mead and Lake Powell.
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Paradise Valley Unified School District schools and departments may spend up to $20 per employee on food or refreshments at qualifying official events under a new resolution adopted Aug. 20.
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