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Cox Communications will become Spectrum after Charter Communications completed its acquisition of Cox Communications and Liberty Broadband on Thursday.
Cox Communications to become Spectrum after sale to Charter Communications
Charter Communications on Thursday announced it has completed its transaction with Cox Communications and Liberty Broadband and will become Spectrum. more
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Pat Spearman
Asbestos, forever chemicals kill — Congress must renew Toxic Substances Control Act fees
OPINION — 9/11. The date is seared into our consciousness forever. We all know where we were and what we were doing when it happened. Some of us are still dealing with its aftermath. more
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Gilbert police arrested a 35-year-old man after authorities said a California probation warrant tied to a child pornography conviction was expanded to allow nationwide extradition.
Gilbert police arrest man wanted on California probation warrant
Gilbert police arrested a 35-year-old man after authorities said a California probation warrant tied to a child pornography conviction was expanded to allow nationwide extradition. more
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The Phoenix Fire Department on Saturday, Aug. 15 unveiled a street sign honoring fallen firefighter‑paramedic Miguel “Chupa” Herrera Angulo, recognizing his years of service, sacrifice, and lasting impact on the department and the community he served.
Phoenix Fire unveils street sign honoring fallen firefighter‑paramedic
The Phoenix Fire Department recently honored a fallen firefighter with a street sign recognizing his service and impact on the community. On Aug. 15, the Phoenix Fire Department unveiled a … more
Dr. Josh Baker, O.D., M.S., Midwestern University president and CEO, left, looks on at the work an optometry student is doing on a computer screen in the university’s virtual reality training lab. Midwestern has a campus in Glendale as well as one in Downers Grove, Illinois.
Midwestern University campus grows, next phase begins in Glendale
Dr. Josh Baker will be inaugurated as the 10th president of Midwestern University on Sept. 14 at the postgraduate medical school’s North Glendale campus. But he has been on that job a year and … more
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Florida State wide receiver Duce Robinson (0), a Pinnacle High School graduate, makes a touchdown catch in front of East Texas A&M defensive back Javon Gillespie (7) during a game, Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025, in Tallahassee, Fla.
Pinnacle High grad Duce Robinson named an AP Preseason All-American
Florida State Wide Receiver Duce Robinson, a Pinnacle High School alumnus, was named to The Associated Press’ Preseason All-America Second Team on Tuesday. The fourth-year wideout had 53 … more
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An unidentified 44-year-old man was killed in a shooting Tuesday afternoon at a north Phoenix business, Phoenix Police said Wednesday in a release.
Man dies in shooting at north Phoenix business
An unidentified 44-year-old man was killed in a shooting Tuesday afternoon at a north Phoenix business, Phoenix Police said Wednesday in a release. more
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Tempe councilmember Doreen Garlid speaks at the Arizona League of Cities and Towns Annual Conference.
Tempe council member pushes civility in government at annual government conference
The Arizona Biltmore’s Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom was filled with hundreds of Arizona community members from all over Arizona at the recent Arizona League of Cities conference, spreading joy and … more
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The Waymo Ojai vehicle is now available for all riders in the Phoenix area.
New Waymo vehicle available for riders
Today, Waymo's new Ojai vehicle reaches an important milestone on that journey, as all riders in Phoenix can now hail a fully autonomous Ojai. Waymo has ambitious plans to offer fully autonomous … more
A 54-year old Phoenix man was sentenced to 15 months in prison plus three years of supervised released for fraudulent applications to receive Paycheck Protection Program loans, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Arizona announced Wednesday in a release.
Phoenix man sentenced to prison for fraudulent COVID-era loans
A 54-year-old Phoenix man was sentenced to 15 months in prison plus three years of supervised released for fraudulent applications to receive Paycheck Protection Program loans, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Arizona announced Wednesday in a release. more
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Michael Barasch
Snail speed on aid for 9/11 community proves bipartisan agreement no guarantee
OPINION — Bipartisan support is often treated as the clearest sign that legislation is likely to become law. When Republicans and Democrats agree that a problem must be addressed, it may seem as though the most difficult obstacle has already been overcome. more
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes addresses the state of election security under questionning from Gilbert Vice Mayor Chuck Bongiovanni. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Fontes does not have to recraft an explanation of a ballot measure that would have impacts on Arizona voting.
Arizona secretary of state wins fight over ballot language on election proposition
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court won’t order Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to recraft his description of a ballot measure that, if approved, would make some major changes in state election … more
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