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Home financing remains big challenge in Arizona
For many residents, the cost of financing a home in Arizona remains a huge obstacle. more
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Independent launches Insider Perks
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
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Copa Health's La Victoria Commons project includes 104 low-income apartments, 19 townhomes, an integrated health clinic and a member-run restaurant in Tempe.
New affordable housing, health care hub opens in Tempe
A new affordable apartment community with a planned health clinic and cafe is now open in the Apache Corridor, near the light rail, bringing a model to Tempe that could be replicated across the state … more
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Making family meals merry through mindful eating
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
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Michael Jones
Report: Arizonans Strengthen Understanding of Whole Body Health and Oral Wellness
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
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Support your favorite charity on Giving Tuesday
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
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A commercial building was damaged in a storm that blew through Tempe on Monday.
SBA to offer loans to Tempe businesses and residents
The U.S. Small Business Administration or SBA announced the availability of low-interest federal disaster loans to Tempe residents, businesses, and nonprofits to assist with economic losses from … more
EVIT has two campuses in Mesa, drawing students from neighboring communities.
Districts gear up for legal battle with EVIT
For decades, EVIT has been the East Valley’s model for regional workforce training . Funded through a combination of state JTED allocations and member-district agreements, it’s often … more
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Low pay, high stress: Arizona’s teacher exodus
Educators are leaving the profession in alarming numbers, and those who remain say the job is no longer sustainable. “Teacher pay is a factor. Salaries have lagged behind inflation, and … more
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SRP crews installed 137 poles, 16 transformers and 82,467 feet of electrical line to bring electricity to 17 homes on the Navajo Nation, utility officials said.
SRP employees help bring electricity to Navajo Nation
Salt River Project crews recently participated in the Light Up Navajo initiative to bring electricity to homes on the Navajo Nation. SRP line crews spent two weeks working on the effort in an … more
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Senior Expo set for Feb. 15 in East Valley
Join the Independent Newsmedia staff and dozens of vendors at the Chandler Senior Expo on Wednesday, Feb. 15. The  Valley's premier business senior health and lifestyle expo will be held at … more
ASU institute honors Indigenous Peoples’ Day
In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, ASU’s American Indian Policy Institute hosted a reception for Tribal and community leaders at Desert Botanical Garden on Oct. 10. Attendees learned … more
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