Student achievement, fiscal accountability and a closer examination of whether district programs are producing results will drive Litchfield Elementary School District Superintendent Carter Davidson’s goals for the 2026-27 school year.
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PHOENIX — The attorneys for two girls molested for years by their father are making a last-ditch — and perhaps insurmountable — effort to convince the justices of the Arizona Supreme Court they …
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As municipalities across the Valley and state grapple with the use of automated license plate readers Queen Creek is taking a proactive stance. The town announced on Wednesday that the Queen Creek …
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PHOENIX — Secretary of State Adrian Fontes acted illegally in using the word “vouchers” for the program that gives tax dollars to parents to send their children to private and parochial …
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A 73-year-old man died from injuries sustained from an incident that took place in central Phoenix on Aug. 4, Phoenix Police said in a release on Wednesday.
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Student achievement, fiscal accountability and a closer examination of whether district programs are producing results will drive Litchfield Elementary School District Superintendent Carter Davidson’s goals for the 2026-27 school year.
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OPINION — You may have seen the headlines: The federal government is finalizing new operating guidelines for Colorado River water, set to take effect Jan. 1, 2027.
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OPINION — When the Tempe Officers Association president urged the public to watch the full video of the July 19 Mill Avenue incident, we agreed on one fundamental truth: evidence matters. Watching that footage does not vindicate the police. It condemns their actions.
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Arizona State University enrolled more than 200,000 students during the 2025–26 school year, setting a record.
“It is clear that the mission that has guided ASU's transformation for more …
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The game “Senior Assassins” became serious business for two Queen Creek teens.
On the evening of Aug. 8, the Queen Creek Police Department responded to reports of people with guns at a …
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Like many people during the COVID-19 lockdown, Isabella Silver turned to a hobby — baking — to help pass the time. Unlike many people who returned to their old lives after the lockdown lifted, …
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— Lawmakers in Washington are in the midst of trying to pass Reconciliation 3.0, a fast-tracked spending bill that would include major investments in the military and other priorities. To fund those investments, lawmakers are facing a familiar challenge: finding enough spending reductions to pay for the bill without raising taxes. Congress doesn't have to look far.
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