Surprise has ended its contract with Flock Safety for use of its cameras and the company has been ordered to remove its 28 cameras across the city.
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Months after a playoff bid in its 4A debut season, Paradise Honors prepared for 2026 by going away from its strengths.
The Panthers have an accomplished core of 10 or so returning starters. …
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A new public art piece featuring the soul-searching works of Tiesha Harrison is installed at Asante Library, 16755 W. Vereda Solana Drive in Surprise.
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The Dysart Unified School District breaks down the basics of education funding through an online video about the “intricate and complicated topic” of school finance.
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West Valley cities and the West Valley Arts Council will present HOLA: Highlighting Our Local Artists, a multi-city temporary public art initiative.
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Following its June soft opening, AZ Turn & Burn RC got the official ceremonial opening treatment on Aug. 5 with a city of Surprise ribbon cutting.
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The OUAZ women’s soccer team announced its 2026 schedule, coming off last year’s 7-11 overall record and a 5-8 mark in Great Southwest Athletic Conference play.
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Surprise joined three other Valley cities to suspend use of automated license plate readers, or Flock cameras, after an “anomaly in the use of the system” had been found during a routine audit, the city said Wednesday night.
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Kenny Laird could not pass up the chance to go to this summer’s World Cup when one of the former soccer players he coached hooked him up with tickets to a match between Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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Benevilla will celebrate the "re-grand opening" of Benefitness Adaptive Gym’s expanded Rock Steady Boxing Room and new personal training suite from 9–11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 10.
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