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Councilman Allen Skillicorn crafted an ordinance for the proposed prohibition of license plate reading cameras. There are currently no such cameras in town.
North Valley town councilor seeks ban of license plate reading cameras
Fountain Hills Councilman Allen Skillicorn requested to draft an ordinance addressing license plate reading cameras during a discussion after the council’s regularly scheduled agenda on Sept. … more
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Arizona Wine Country Artists Village returns to Cottonwood in October
The Arizona Wine Country Artists Village will return to Old Town Cottonwood Oct. 9-11, featuring original artwork and handcrafted pieces from independent regional artists. more
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Hillcrest Middle School, in Glendale, is among the campuses that could be affected by proposed Deer Valley Unified School District attendance boundary changes. The Governing Board could vote Oct. 6 on options that would reassign students from surrounding school attendance areas beginning in the 2027-28 school year.
Deer Valley Unified boundary decision pushed until October
The Deer Valley Unified School District’s lengthy process of redrawing attendance boundaries in its northern neighborhoods appears to be nearing its conclusion, but a final decision will have to wait until next month. more
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West Valley Toastmasters Club President Club President Tisha Lynton Rose
Toastmasters Club hosts hybrid open house in Surprise
West Valley Toastmasters Club President Club President and Toastmaster of the Day Tisha Lynton Rose invites the Surprise community to a hybrid fall Open House 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, at Surprise Regional Library, Large Room, 16089 N. Bullard Ave. more
This diagram shows where landscaping would be planted around most of the planned smaller buildings in the Sun Village Fair shopping center at Alma School and Warner roads (Alma School Road would be just out of view on the left). A development plan that allows additional retail-pad buildings in the redeveloped shopping center was one of six items the Chandler Planning and Zoning Commission recommended for approval at its Sept. 16 meeting.
Retail pads among half-dozen items OKed by East Valley planning board
In a year that’s had little consistency in how many city of Chandler development applications are in front of the Planning and Zoning Commission at any one time, the most recent meeting was where … more
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“Legacy” is a 25-by-50-foot mural by artists Thomas "Breeze" Marcus at the S’edav Va’aki Museum, completed in 2023. The city of Phoenix plans to hire Marcus to add murals a tunnel at the Rio Salado.
Phoenix hurries to complete Rio Salado mural ahead of December conference
The city of Phoenix is rushing to spruce up portions of the Rio Salado before a conference in early December. The city plans to hire Thomas “Breeze” Marcus to paint nearly 5,000 square feet … more
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Arizona State hockey coach Greg Powers, right, and his staff “did not submit a plan of training activities for review by ASU’s strength and conditioning coaches” before a workout on Aug. 20 that left player Matthew Mayich on life support.
Report states ASU Hockey did not submit plan for training prior to player's collapse last month
PHOENIX – Although the Arizona State hockey team notified the university of its intent to allow an ex-Green Beret to speak to the team, it did not submit a plan of training activities to … more
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Phoenix-based artist Daniel Shepherd’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses abstract painting, collage, and mixed-media artwork.
Scottsdale art gallery features Daniel Shepherd
Royse Contemporary, 7077 E. Main St., Suite 6, is presenting “Mood,” a solo exhibition by Daniel Shepherd, through Oct. 4. In this new body of work, Shepherd pushes the possibilities of … more
Flanked by Republican legislators, Andy Biggs on Tuesday provided a list of things he promised to do if voters elect him governor.
Biggs lays out plans if elected Arizona governor, deflects on his record
PHOENIX — Gubernatorial hopeful Andy Biggs made a series of promises Tuesday of what he intends to do if elected as governor. In a press conference on the lawn of the state Senate, where he … more
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4 shot in Mesa, person detained
Three men and a woman were shot Tuesday evening in Mesa, and a person has been detained, Mesa police said. The identities of the victims have not been released, and authorities said their … more
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Over 400 parents, students and educators asked the Scottsdale Unified School Governing Board Sept. 22 to keep their schools open during the next face of school closures.
Hundreds of SUSD parents fight to keep their schools open
A crowd topping 400 people filled the Desert Mountain High School auditorium Sept. 22 for a public hearing on further possible school closures in Scottsdale Unified School District. And about … more
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Tempe Tavern in Tempe, Arizona at 1810 E Apache Blvd.
Following battle to keep its liquor license, Tempe Tavern closes for good
Longtime bar and restaurant Tempe Tavern closed its doors for good on the evening of Sept. 16, after more than a decade serving Tempe and Arizona State University students. In 2025, Tempe Police … more
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