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PHOENIX — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing the maker of what it bills as an energy drink because it fails to disclose other ingredients that she says can cause illness and death. … more
The Deer Valley Unified School District’s lengthy process of redrawing attendance boundaries in its northern neighborhoods appears to be nearing its conclusion, but a final decision will have to wait until next month. more
With the November general election looming, Peoria Unified Governing Board and staff at their Sept. 24 meeting will discuss the district’s current fiscal reality and additional reductions that … more
Julius Tate, of Peoria, was named to the Dean's List at University of Maryland Global Campus. more
Peoria’s current regulations on data centers date to 2002, when floppy disc drives, cell phones without cameras and dial-up internet were in full rotation, a time when they were more associated with servers in back office rooms rather than sprawling tech farms. more
Arizona continues to attract new residents, but the state’s growth is creating very different communities for children and families. more

A 21-actor cast of local talent brings the kooky, creepy and altogether ooky Broadway musical to the Peoria stage just in time for Halloween. more
Games played  Sept. 18 unless otherwise noted 6A #26 Mountain Ridge (3-1) 45 , #19 Scottsdale Saguaro (0-2) 6 #13 O'Connor (3-1) 36, #11 Tucson Salpointe Catholic (2-2) 7 #5 … more
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The Deer Valley Unified School District is preparing for the possibility of building two new schools in north Phoenix over the next six years, even as enrollment declines in other parts of the district. more
Eric Gardner had a fairly ordinary week of work as Liberty athletic director Sept. 14-18. And it felt like a breakthrough. It was his first full week back at campus as Liberty High School's athletic director more
The Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board is expected to vote Tuesday on a new round of school attendance boundary changes, potentially resolving a portion of the district’s long-range enrollment plan that board members left undecided in June. more
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