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OPINION — Body-worn camera videos and surveillance footage of the July 19 incident on Mill Avenue tell a far different story than the snippet of video posted to Facebook. more
PHOENIX — A federal judge on Wednesday rejected a bid by the head of the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry to delay her takeover of the prison health system. In … more
OPINION — When people think about financial planning, they usually think about numbers. Retirement balances, investment returns, college savings goals and market performance tend to dominate the conversation. Families spend years building financial security, carefully setting aside resources intended to support loved ones and create a lasting legacy. more
Visit Ace Hardware — such as in Apache Junction or Mesa — Aug. 7-9 and make a $5 donation to Phoenix Children’s Hospital to receive 20% off nearly anything that fits inside a 5-gallon bucket. … more
Avondale police are looking for a husband, wife and their son after they were found missing Tuesday from their home near Indian School Road and Wigwam Boulevard. Officers conducted a welfare … more
One Chandler council member’s effort to get his peers to take a second look at a proposed residency requirement change for top city officials was unsuccessful. On the heels of City Manager … more

OPINION — Each year, thousands of Arizonans experience sudden cardiac arrest, with the vast majority happening outside of a hospital setting. When the heart stops, blood flow to the brain is cut off, and every minute without cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation reduces the chance of survival. Too often, the outcome depends on whether a bystander knows CPR and whether an automated external defibrillator is nearby. more
Hondo Rodeo Fest unveiled the first half of its invitation-only athlete lineup for its return to Chase Field this winter. more
Glendale has a plan to compensate if the last bit of negotiations ends with Arizona’s allocation of Colorado River water is cut in half. Arizona officials are awaiting final word from the … more
The city of Surprise’s new webpage devoted to information about the planned ICE detention center at Sweetwater Avenue and Dysart Road gives a few details about the council’s attempts to get information in recent weeks — but many questions remain unanswered. more
Media reports have linked Tempe-based Dutch Bros Coffee to purchasing the assets of the closing Salad And Go company Wednesday. more
The East Valley Institute of Technology has launched a new method for transporting students from nine East Valley district school campuses to its main location. EVIT now has a two-year agreement with … more
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