PHOENIX — Attorney General Kris Mayes won’t commit to defend the legality of a controversial voter-approved measure that lets state and local police arrest border crossers.
At a Monday press …
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OPINION — When most people hear the word, “scientist,” they picture someone in a white lab coat working in a laboratory. They probably don’t picture a farmer in southeastern Arizona, a librarian in a small town or a student on the Navajo Nation, but they should.
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Here’s a secret from the exam room: while getting a shot is the part all kids remember about a well-visit and parents get to check a box on the to-do list, it is the relationship that is built …
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By Darcey M. Winterland, MD | Division Chief, Phoenix Children's Pediatrics
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8/4/26
A man who pleaded guilty to robbing a 12-year-old boy of his e-bike at gunpoint near Greenfield Junior High in Gilbert has been sentenced to five years in prison.
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego spoke for the need for reform around data centers in the most recent Phoenix City Council meeting.
She referenced a recent article calling Phoenix “Mecca for data …
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PHOENIX — A key lawmaker says a new court ruling shielding priests and other clergy from having to report confessions of crimes — even of ongoing child abuse — isn’t enough to convince him to stop blocking legislation to change the law.
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OPINION — For years, we have talked about America’s skilled labor shortage as if it is a pipeline problem, but it isn’t. The issue is not that Americans lack interest in pursuing high-demand careers, it’s that the systems designed to connect workers, training and jobs don’t work together.
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The city of Phoenix invites nonprofits, small businesses, educational institutions, neighborhood associations and other organizations that work within the city’s food system to apply for the Office …
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On Saturday evenings, the Desert West Night Market transforms the Peoria Sports Complex into a gathering place where food trucks sizzle, local artisans display handcrafted creations and families stroll from booth to booth in search of something new.
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Phoenix Vice Mayor Kesha Hodge Washington wants the city to look for ways to fund its eviction legal services program beyond next year.
Phoenix initially offered the free eviction legal services …
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The city council canvassed the results of the July 21 primary election with a 7-0 vote on Monday, Aug. 3, in an online, virtual meeting.
That means, City Councilwoman Solange Whitehead will …
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The Phoenix Chorale’s upcoming 2026-27 season will include programs that reflect on life’s deepest moments, celebrate holiday traditions, and offer moments of quiet contemplation.
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