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Peoria stands to benefit from recent global microchip supply chain developments, especially with the new Amkor Technology fab being built in north Peoria. Pictured is the current construction of the Amkor facility in the Peoria Innovation Core.
Peoria looks to capture momentum from recent tech corridor developments
Over the last month, the tech corridor in the north Valley has seen a number of major developments that experts say will benefit Peoria in the coming years. more
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Jonas Brothers ready to bring fall tour to West Valley
The Jonas Brothers will bring their 45-city North American tour to Glendale this fall. more
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Arizona Rattlers Head Coach lifts the IFL Championship Trophy on Sunday in Tucson after a 62-51 win over the Green Bay Blizzard. The title was the Rattlers' 8th overall and Guy's 6th as the Arizona Head Coach. (Photo courtesy Josiah Lopez Photography/Indoor Football League)
GREAT 8! Rattlers ice Blizzard 62-51 to win IFL title
TUCSON — A season ago, Arizona Rattlers Head Coach Kevin Guy stewed in his office until 3 a.m. wondering how an official's incorrect call could cost his team its season. Quarterback Max Meylor lamented how he fell just inches shy of winning an Indoor Football League championship on a scramble halted at the goal line. more
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Peoria Council approved a raise for City Attorney Emily Jurmu at their public meeting Aug. 11.
Peoria gives city attorney 8% raise
Peoria City Council has approved a raise for City Attorney Emily Jurmu. more
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The city is offering free Sustainable U classes for residents.
Peoria's Sustainable U offers free conservation classes for residents
Peoria's Sustainable U is offering free classes for residents. more
Mountain Ridge junior linebacker Nick Motz lines up on the perimeter of the defense during an Aug. 29, 2025 home game against Cactus. Motz is a captain this season.
2026 Preps football preview: Mountain Ridge
If Mountain Ridge football is to put together its first winning season since 2021 — and its second winning season since 2010 — it will do so via in house growth. Following a 1-9 record last … more
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Gas prices are seen at the Chevron Extra Mile at 91st and Olive avenues in Peoria on July 31. Gas prices continued to climb as gas in the Valley settled at $4.44 a gallon according to AAA Arizona.
Here are the cheapest gas prices in Peoria this week
Gas prices rose 2 cents a gallon in the Valley in the past week to settle at $4.44 a gallon, according to AAA Arizona on Friday. more
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Join a free business tax workshop Sept. 10.
City of Peoria offers free business tax workshop
Business taxes can be complicated, but the city of Peoria can help. more
Members of the West Valley NAACP spoke at the Peoria Unified public meeting Aug. 13 about three books written by people of color that have been prohibited to be taught to 6-8 graders.
Peoria Unified addresses 'book ban,' NAACP weighs in
When word got out that three books written by people of color were prohibited from use in teaching grade 6-8 students in Peoria Unified School District classrooms, it caused a stir among parents and teachers. more
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Amit Taduri and Olivia Hsu.
2 Deer Valley Unified students appointed to Governor’s commission
Two Deer Valley Unified School District students have been selected to serve on the 2026-27 Governor’s Youth Commission, joining high school students from across Arizona who will advise state leaders on issues affecting young people. more
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The city of Peoria is hosting a free food business workshop.
Attend a free workshop to kick start your food business
Have you been thinking about selling homemade foods or are you ready to take your cottage food business to the next level? more
Legend Springs Elementary School, at 21150 N. Arrowhead Loop Road, in Glendale, hosts summer programming for students on July 17, 2025.
Record summer enrollment bucks Deer Valley Unified’s long-term trend
While Deer Valley Unified School District is facing long-term enrollment headwinds, several of its summer programs are moving in the opposite direction. more
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