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Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple prepares to testify at a U.S. Senate hearing on surveillance cameras on Sept. 23, 2026. Pinal County ended its contract with automated license plate reader company Flock in August.
Pinal County sheriff accuses Flock of ‘dishonesty’ about its cameras
WASHINGTON – Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple accused surveillance technology company Flock Safety of “disinformation … and dishonesty” about its cameras in Senate testimony on Wednesday. … more
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Residents in San Tan Valley will vote on a permanent base adjustment on Nov. 3.
San Tan Valley residents to vote on permanent base adjustment in November
Residents of San Tan Valley will be voting on Proposition 411 in November, which will decide whether to raise the town’s annual budget ceiling to $850 million. The state’s constitution imposes an … more
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Gas prices are seen at the Circle K located at 59th Ave. and Olive Road in Glendale on Sept. 25, 2026. Gas prices jumped 18 cents a gallon this week to settle at $4.87 a gallon, according to AAA Arizona on Friday.
Where to find the cheapest gas in Queen Creek
Gas prices saw a huge increase this week, as prices at the pumps raised 18 cents a gallon this week to settle at $4.87 a gallon according to AAA Arizona on Friday. more
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QCPD arresting a teen during spring break 2026. The department will be enforcing curfews during fall break.
Queen Creek police ready to keep fall break safe for teens
Fall break is starting for students across Queen Creek, and the Queen Creek Police Department will be watching. “QCPD will continue extra patrols in common areas where teens are known to … more
Queen Creek High School Director of Bands, Ashely Deane, left, was presented with a $1,000 check from Fulton Homes' School Salute Program.
Queen Creek High band director receives honor
The director of bands at Queen Creek High School is this month’s winner of Fulton Homes’ School Salute program. Ashely Deane was presented with a $1,000 check on Thursday, which will be used … more
Queen Creek will be acquiring the needed right of way parcel at Rittenhouse and Cloud roads from QuikTrip.
Queen Creek buying land for right of way
After seven years, Queen Creek will finally acquire a parcel of land for more than $111,000 that’s part of a major road improvement project. The town has been trying to buy the property located … more
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Peyton Lovelady, 17, was last seen on Sept. 21.
Two teen boys missing from Queen Creek
Police are searching for two teen boys who went missing from Queen Creek on Monday. The Queen Creek Police Department reports that Peyton Lovelady, 17, was last seen at about 9 a.m., Sept. 21. … more
San Tan Valley’s Adopt-a-Road program will be similar to Pinal County’s Adopt-a-County-Road model. San Tan Valley residents who adopted roads from the county that are now within the town’s limits will be given a chance to re-adopt the segment.
Adopt-a-Road program coming to San Tan Valley
The town of San Tan Valley aims to start its Adopt-a-Road program in November. Christopher Wanamaker, the public works director, provided the San Tan Valley Town Council with an update on the nascent … more
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Queen Creek is planning major improvements to the Germann and Sossamon road intersection.
Queen Creek enters new agreement for Sossaman, Germann intersection improvements
Queen Creek has entered into another intergovernmental agreement with Maricopa County and the city of Mesa for the Sossaman Road and Germann Road Intersection Improvement Project. The IGA is meant to … more
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Rosie accepted her $2,000 prize from First Credit Union along with her owner, back row left to right, Kylie Jefferson, Charlie Huero of Hot 97.5 and Melissa Lambert of First Credit Union.
Queen Creek resident gets relief from pet’s veterinary bills
After months of emergency veterinary visits, surgery and mounting medical expenses, Queen Creek resident Kylie Jefferson and her beloved dog, Rosie, received $2,000 in pet relief through First Credit … more
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Arizona’s child divide
Arizona continues to attract new residents, but the state’s growth is creating very different communities for children and families. more
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Queen Creek High School graduate Gus Campbell has taken the lessons he learned in football into his work life.
Queen Creek High graduate uses school experience in career
As a 2020 graduate of Queen Creek High School, Gus Campbell carries the lessons and experiences from his time there into his college education and professional career. “The experiences that … more
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