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A crew repaves a street in a Chandler residential neighborhood. Chandler median sales price dropped to $572,825, down 4.4% from a year earlier, while the average sales price fell 1.9% to $660,744, according to Phoenix Realtors market data.
Chandler median home-price declines, frees up units for some buyers
Chandler home prices declined across several year-over-year June categories, according to market data from Phoenix Realtors. The median sales price dropped to $572,825, down 4.4% from a year … more
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Belen Soto Elementary School Principal Courtney Frazier was honored with an award as a top administrator of middle grades.
Litchfield Elementary district principal honored as outstanding middle middle grades administrator
Courtney Frazier, founding Principal of Belen Soto Elementary School, was named the 2026 Arizona Middle Grades Administrator of the Year by the Arizona Association for Middle Level Education. … more
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes addresses the state of election security under questioning from Gilbert Vice Mayor Chuck Bongiovanni. A conservative legal group is accusing Fontes of trying to mislead voters to get them to reject a Republican ballot measure to make changes in state election laws.
Conservative group accuses Arizona secretary of state of misleading voters on Prop 144
PHOENIX — A conservative legal group is accusing Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes of trying to mislead voters and get them to reject a Republican ballot measure to make changes in state … more
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Librarian Chalyn Brooks registers one of the first library cards for Steven Hauptmann, a Litchfield Park resident for seven years, on Aug. 3. The new library, part of the Maricopa County Library District, officially opened that day.
New chapter rises on Litchfield Park’s historic hill
By Monday morning, one of the oldest hills in Litchfield Park had something it had never seen before: hundreds of students heading off to school just steps away from residents lining up to explore a brand-new public library. more
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Arizona Public Service set a record for demand on Aug. 2, APS officials said.
APS sets new peak energy demand record
Arizona Public Service customers set an all-time peak energy demand record over the weekend, preliminary figures show. The record was set between 6 and 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 2, APS officials said … more
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Ashley M. Anderson, associate director of People and Talent for ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, will speak at the From SRYP to VIP event on Sept. 3.
Scottsdale Rising Young Professionals to feature business leaders
The Scottsdale Rising Young Professionals are featuring some valley-area business leaders as guest speakers for their upcoming event. The event, titled From SRYP to VIP, will take place from … more

Mayor Joe Pizzillo has been declared the official winner of the Goodyear race for mayor.
Goodyear finalizes election results for mayor, council
The city of Goodyear has finalized the election results for mayor and council in a special meeting, certifying the winners. The official results from the July 21 primary election saw Mayor Joe … more
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The subcommittee will examine housing, human services, funding and economic opportunities to help shape future policy recommendations.
Tempe council subcommittee addresses human services needs for city’s most vulnerable
Tempe’s new Community Solutions for Livability and Wellbeing Council Subcommittee will bring residents, businesses and service providers together to identify strategies that support vulnerable … more
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The truth behind Tempe Union's dispute with EVIT
OPINION — For months, our community has watched a very public disagreement unfold between the East Valley Institute of Technology and nine East Valley school districts, including Tempe Union. Many parents have understandably asked a simple question: Why are two longtime partners suddenly at an impasse? more
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Happy that Surprise ICE facility is delayed
OPINION — I was happy to learn recently that our Attorney General Kris Mayes was able to at least stall Department of Homeland Security’s plan to convert the industrial warehouse in Surprise into an ICE detention facility. more
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A voter places a ballot in an election voting drop box in Mesa in 2022. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors canvassed the results of the July 21 primary election at a special meeting Monday.
Board of Supervisors canvasses primary election results
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors canvassed the results of the July 21 primary election at a special meeting Monday. more
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Fans walk through the Chase Field plaza before the Diamondbacks’ home opener March 30, 2026 in downtown Phoenix. The MLB Diamondbacks are one of many attractions in the Valley attracting visitors from outside the state. (Independent Newsmedia/Steve Stockmar)
Metro Phoenix visitors spent record $13.4B last year
Whether they were booking hotel rooms, dining at neighborhood restaurants, shopping at local stores or visiting attractions, millions of travelers pumped a record $13.4 billion into the metro Phoenix economy last year. more
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