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Arizona has experienced a significant rise in its homeless population over the past half-decade, according to data from the state’s department of economic security. The latest numbers show a … more
The effect of the worldwide pandemic reached far and wide in 2020, including the number of people being admitted to Arizona prisons. But following a dip in admissions during that pandemic era, … more
Surprise City Councilmember Johnny V. Melton is hosting one of his regular District 4 meetups with residents this week. more
We appreciate our readers and we're continuing to look at ways to show our gratitude.  In appreciate of you, we have launched Subscriber Perks, where we partner with local businesses to offer … more
#1 - We stand with consumers, innovators and engineers in the never-ending battle with designers and sometimes unscrupulous profiters. Ever wonder why a shoe that worked so well for you all of a … more
Between festive desserts, classroom celebrations, stocking stuffers and tasty gifts arriving from friends and family, the holiday season brings endless opportunities for sugar overload. As a result, … more

Whole person health is gaining traction across Arizona as residents recognize the role oral health plays in overall wellbeing. Findings from the 2025 Delta Dental of Arizona “Examining Oral … more
It's Giving Tuesday, and there's many worthwhile charities that could use your support throughout Arizona.  After you donate to your favorite nonprofit organizations, you may want to … more
Teravalis™, a Howard Hughes community, is proud to welcome the community to the official grand opening of its 37,000-acre master planned community in Buckeye, with a public celebration, Floreo … more
Arizona’s Literacy Plan 2030 is a statewide initiative aimed at ensuring all children read proficiently by third grade through evidence-based instruction and family engagement. The plan addresses persistent literacy gaps with early screening, teacher training and community partnerships. If successful, it could become a national model for improving reading outcomes. more
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved one step for a major housing project in the northwest Valley that has major opposition. more
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