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When Beatlemania swept across America in 1964 and again in 1965, the world’s biggest band played almost everywhere. New York. Chicago. Los Angeles. Seattle. Toronto. Even Memphis, amid protests and controversy. But never Phoenix. more
  This article is published as part of the Mental Health Parity Collaborative , a national partnership between AZCIR and The Carter Center’s Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for … more
Millennium High School’s growing marching band does not have enough usable baritones for its students, prompting the president of its booster club to ask Agua Fria Union High School District … more
During its Aug. 12 meeting, the Agua Fria Union High School District Governing Board approved a $90,000 contract to provide students with fire, rescue and emergency medical training that can lead to industry credentials and college credit. more
A man died one week after being assaulted Aug. 6 during a soccer game fight near 43 rd Avenue and Hubble Street, Phoenix police said. Tumusifu Bazirake’s death is now being investigated as a … more
Phoenix native Petty Officer 3rd Class Rene Rodriguez Valdez is serving in the armed forces under the Navy banner. more

While the outrage continues involving flock camera usage in cities and towns around Phoenix, Phoenix does not have any issues currently with its Motorola Automated License Plate Reader system. … more
PRESS Coffee , the Phoenix-based specialty coffee roaster, will open its new Camelview location inside an Arcadia office building at 5090 40th St.   The café will celebrate its grand … more
Walmart announced a multi-year workforce development grant in Phoenix as part of broader efforts to help workers build skills, connect to quality jobs and advance careers in a labor market being … more
Desert Ridge Marketplace, 21001 N. Tatum Blvd, puts on over 150 events a year, which include community events and live music. The Marketplace is preparing for an onslaught of fall events lined … more
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
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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