No one signed up to speak during the Chandler City Council’s Aug. 10 afternoon work session on proposed utility rate hikes.
But since going out to ratepayers with a public input process was up …
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OPINION — There is so much to consider when choosing an assisted living facility, starting with whether it offers the appropriate level of care for a loved one’s needs.
Not all long-term …
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Gilbert is considering tougher regulations for data centers, including large residential setbacks, water restrictions and requiring Town Council approval.
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During its Aug. 12 meeting, the Agua Fria Union High School District Governing Board approved a $90,000 contract to provide students with fire, rescue and emergency medical training that can lead to industry credentials and college credit.
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OPINION — For some, America’s 250th birthday is a chance to show their patriotism, a testament to our Founding Fathers’ wisdom, the Constitution and a democratic experiment that has persevered for more than 2 1/2 centuries. Others see it as a reckoning of unmet promises, broken covenants and one more attempt to obscure our nation’s dark history of genocide, oppression and racism.
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Queen Creek is taking steps to bring more public art to the town through a change in its sign ordinance. At its Aug. 12 meeting, the Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of …
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A man died one week after being assaulted Aug. 6 during a soccer game fight near 43 rd Avenue and Hubble Street, Phoenix police said.
Tumusifu Bazirake’s death is now being investigated as a …
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More than $1.2 billion is expected to flow into Arizona's ESA program this fiscal year, but following where that money comes from — and where it ultimately goes — reveals a more complicated picture.
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PHOENIX — Republican lawmakers acted illegally in how they told voters about the effect of a provision of an initiative that would reform Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, the Arizona Supreme Court …
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OPINION — The most-dangerous health problems often arrive without warning. Blood pressure climbs silently. Depression goes unspoken. Developmental delays go unnoticed until a child is already behind. That’s why a single appointment, a well-child visit, a primary-care check-up, a routine screening, can mean catching a problem early instead of confronting it as an emergency. But each of these outcomes depends on something easy to take for granted: having a trusted place to turn for care, regardless of your life circumstances.
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A 22-year-old Florida man was indicted in a Maricopa County court for defrauding and stealing over $65,000 from Maricopa County seniors, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced Friday in a release.
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While the outrage continues involving flock camera usage in cities and towns around Phoenix, Phoenix does not have any issues currently with its Motorola Automated License Plate Reader system.
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