On any given morning, walkers, runners and cyclists stream along the New River Trail while hikers set out from the nearby Agua Fria Trailhead. Most are focused on fresh air, exercise, or the view. Few realize they’re passing one of Arizona’s busiest wildlife neighborhoods.
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The Goodyear Police Department arrested a charter school teacher in a investigation into possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material.
Samuel Durham Cooper, 39, was arrested and …
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Recently, I reviewed Swing Left Maricopa County’s schedule of online events. I emailed and asked why there was no event featuring Bernadette Greene-Placentia. The response was revealing:
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On Aug. 4, Bob Littlefield formally withdrew his candidacy from the Scottsdale City Council race and will not appear on the general election ballot.
In a statement provided to the Scottsdale …
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The water level of Canyon Lake north of Apache Junction will be lowered 54 feet for approximately 16 weeks starting Sept. 16 for critical dam safety inspections and maintenance.
Tonto …
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Seventy-nine percent of voters — including 78% of independents — support better access to coverage for Alzheimer’s detection and treatment, according to a poll released in May. Eighty-nine percent say coverage restrictions from Medicare and private insurers are blocking patients from getting the drugs that their doctors want to slow the disease. An equal number worry that doctors avoid Alzheimer’s tests and treatments because insurers might not cover them. They are right to worry.
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Gilbert police have identified Brett Eschliman as the suspect and Delaney Bristow and Caleb Worley as victims in an Aug. 1 fatal stabbing near Lindsay and Elliot roads.
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PHOENIX - Gov. Katie Hobbs has reportedly picked a moderate Republican to be her running mate in her bid for reelection.
The New York Times says that Hobbs, facing a Friday deadline, has tapped …
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Salad and Go has filed for bankruptcy protection and will shut down all of its locations today.
The chain, founded in Gilbert in 2013, expanded across several states over the years before …
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A new Zumper report shows that while East Valley cities have seen a sharp decrease in rent prices, the West Valley has experienced the opposite.
The report’s author, Crystal Chen, weighs in on …
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PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs said Tuesday she’s looking forward to the end of a year-long investigation by Attorney General Kris Mayes about whether she was involved in an alleged “pay-to-play” …
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