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By the time Eric Ramsey steps onto the stage Wednesday at the Musical Instrument Museum alongside Arizona music icons Hans Olson and Chuck Hall, he’ll have spent decades proving that some of life’s most rewarding journeys don’t follow a straight line. more
Cash, farm animals and diaries: The tales of 5 US hoopers who took their games overseas  Cronkite News offers an audio version of this story using an automated voice created by AI. Errors … more
OPINION — Two-hundred, fifty years ago, delegates to Pennsylvania’s Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia were wrestling with a question about which Americans still are arguing: How much democracy is enough? more
The Paradise Valley Unified School District Governing Board approved the secondary field trips Aug. 6. District policy requires parental permission, appropriate chaperone ratios and both male and female chaperones for overnight trips. more
The number of active specialty license plates in Arizona topped 1 million in a year. The record number - 1,001,188 – of specialty plates were purchased or renewed during Arizona’s fiscal … more
OPINION —The federal government hasn't assessed a single civil penalty this year against an airline for violating consumer-protection rules. The U.S. Department of Transportation has also summarily dismissed numerous formal complaints filed by passengers. more

Dozens, if not hundreds, of Valley residents had planned to come to the Aug. 13 Chandler City Council meeting as a decision was made on whether to extend a contract with Flock Safety. That … more
OPINION — Women nationwide are thriving in ways previous generations could only imagine, but in one area, progress has stalled: maternal health. more
“Murder for Two,” a blend of musical comedy and murder mystery, opens the new season this month at The Phoenix Theatre Company’s Hormel Theatre. more
A 78-year-old Gilbert man reported missing Aug. 7 was found dead later that evening in Chandler, and a statewide SAFE Alert has been canceled. more
New Life Center, one of Arizona’s largest domestic violence shelters, is teaming up with Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Central Arizona to help mentor children staying at the center’s emergency domestic violence shelter. more
OPINION — Every August, thousands of students pack up their cars, unload boxes into dorm rooms and apartments and begin a new chapter of life. For many, it’s the first time living away from home. That independence is exciting, but it also comes with new responsibilities. As a safety instructor, I often remind people that personal safety isn’t about being fearful, it’s about being prepared. more
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