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FILE - U.S. Customs and Patrol Patrol agents sit along a section of the international border wall that runs through Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019 in Lukeville, Ariz. Gov. Katie Hobbs is siding with the Tohono O’odham Nation in its bid to at least delay work on a border wall the federal government wants to build along its southern boundary with Mexico.(AP Photo/Matt York, File)
Governor sides with Tohono O’odham Nation on border wall through tribal land
Gov. Katie Hobbs is siding with the Tohono O’odham Nation in its bid to at least delay work on a border wall the federal government wants to build along its southern boundary with Mexico. … more
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Seniors dance to live music at a city of Phoenix senior center. The city is planning to build a new senior center in Laveen, southwest of 35th Avenue and Baseline Road.
Phoenix plans new senior center in Laveen
The city of Phoenix is beginning the design of a new senior center in Laveen. Phoenix City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved $1 million to Holly Street Studio, LLC for architectural … more
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Christopher Elliott
AI is already making Valley travelers’ lives miserable
OPINION — All this talk about pacing the frontier of artificial intelligence overlooks a reality that travelers experience every day. An algorithm already determines your airfare. Another sets the hotel's rate. And another answers your complaint with a non-answer, hoping you'll give up. more
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A 14-year-old teenage boy was arrested for kicking in the door of this home near 44th St. and Thunderbird Rd on Sept. 12.
Teenage boy arrested in viral ‘door kick challenge’
A 14-year-old teenage boy was arrested after a criminal damage report at a residence in northeast Phoenix, according to a Phoenix Police release Thursday. more
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Tom Slade
Reader defends conservatives' silence on rising prices
OPINION — My response to Will Resist’s letter, Where is conservative outrage over high prices? : Inflation is a current problem, but less so than during the Biden years when inflation … more
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The Herberger Theater Center in downtown Phoenix, seen July 28, 2022, will host the first installment of First Peoples, First Friday on Oct. 2.
Phoenix celebrates Indigenous arts at Herberger Theater
The Herberger Theater Center will host “First Peoples, First Friday,” a free community event celebrating Arizona’s Indigenous communities, from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at 222 E. Monroe St. in downtown Phoenix. more
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Arizona State junior middle blocker Zoey Burgess captures the energy and camaraderie that volleyball coach JJ Van Niel (left) hopes will help shape ASU’s team culture.
New players, same standard: ASU volleyball maintains culture despite roster turnover
TEMPE — Arizona State junior middle blocker Antonina “Tosia” Serafinowska had plenty of options after she entered the transfer portal from Wisconsin. But Serafinowska wasn’t simply looking … more
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Baby TJ is in the running for Actress Jessica Alba’s Baby of the Year competition.
West Valley baby in running for Jessica Alba's national competition
At 45 years old, after being told the chances of becoming pregnant naturally were very low, Tiffany Ambrose-Golden never imagined she would experience pregnancy and motherhood all over again. A … more
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Students roam around the campus at Cactus Shadows High School. An incident involving a firearm being brought on campus on Sept. 11 is still under investigation from the Scottsdale Police Department and the Cave Creek Unified School District, according to e-mails obtained by Independent Newsmedia.
Gun incident under investigation at Cactus Shadows High School
A student brought a gun onto the campus of Cactus Shadows High School on Sept. 11, and the school and Scottsdale Police are investigating the incident, according to e-mails sent to parents obtained by Independent Newsmedia. more
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A 58-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison plus 21 years in the first-degree murder of his stepfather in Gilbert.
Gilbert man sentenced to life for killing stepfather
A man who admitted killing his 91-year-old stepfather and attacking his 81-year-old mother in their Gilbert home was sentenced to life in prison. more
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Arizona State hockey coach Greg Powers make his first public statement Wednesday about the scrutiny of his program following the collapse of defenseman Matthew Mayich.
ASU Hockey coach defends position amid investigation into player's collapse
PHOENIX – Greg Powers still believes he is the man to lead the Arizona State men's hockey team in the wake of an Aug. 20 incident that left defenseman Matthew Mayich incapacitated with, what his … more
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Robert Robb
Arizona lawmakers should kill the legislative subpoena
OPINION — According to Arizona law, a subpoena can be issued by the president of the Senate, the speaker of the House and the chairman of any committee. The Legislature has over 30 committees. more
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