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he Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board cleared the way during its Sept. 8 meeting to start accepting students who need Level D services from other school districts at the former Pima Elementary School.
Scottsdale schools could soon take other districts’ special needs students
Scottsdale Unified School District could soon be teaching other districts’ high need students. The governing board unanimously approved during its Sept. 8 meeting a tuition plan that would … more
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A 20-year-old man was killed in a shots-fired incident in south Phoenix on Saturday evening, Phoenix Police said in a release on Monday.
Officers investigating homicide in south Phoenix
A 20-year-old man was killed in a shots-fired incident in south Phoenix on Saturday evening, Phoenix Police said in a release on Monday. more
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The exterior of Legendary Prep Academy in Scottsdale is shown on Thursday, Sept 10. The baseball academy is featured in “Team Moms: Baseball,” a new reality series with Kim Kardashian as executive producer.
Kim Kardashian’s new reality show spotlights Scottsdale high school baseball moms
PHOENIX — Kim Kardashian is turning the eyes of reality television toward a nondescript, little-known stone building just off the Loop 101 in north Scottsdale. After the show was announced on … more
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Lane restrictions on northbound State Route 51 near Camelback Road have been removed following repair work, state transportation officials said Monday.
All lanes open on SR 51 near Camelback Road after repairs
The Arizona Department of Transportation has lifted lane restrictions on northbound State Route 51 near Camelback Road following a seven-week project that replaced about 700 feet of damaged pavement … more
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Prop 320, the classroom-spending proposal was initially advanced as HCR 2007 before its provisions were incorporated into SCR 1032, the resolution ultimately referred to voters as Proposition 320.
Arizona districts face potential funding losses under Prop. 320
Arizona voters will decide in November whether certain school districts should be required to direct at least 60% of their operational spending to direct instructional expenses, a proposal that … more
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Patrick Joseph McBride, 80, is in the county jail on charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct with a weapon.
80-year-old Scottsdale man arrested for allegedly shooting solicitor
An 80-year-old Scottsdale man was arrested for allegedly shooting a door-to-door solicitor in the back Sept. 13. Patrick Joseph McBride was booked into the Maricopa County jail on charges of … more

Angie’s head chef Matt Porter places chicken onto a salad bowl next to a prepared pepperoni pizza in a kitchen at an Angie’s location set to open in Texas.
Angie’s hopes efficiencies learned with shuttered Salad And Go will bring customers to them
When Salad And Go closed its locations on Aug. 5, customers wondered where they would be able to go to get the same food they had been purchasing for some time. more
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Peoria City Councilmember Jennifer Crawford
West Valley city sees fight over whether one councilor lives in their district
Peoria Councilmember Jennifer Crawford has responded to allegations that she does not live in the district she represents, and in doing so alleged the husband of a former mayor perpetuated disinformation about her residence. more
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FILE - Cochise County District 1 Supervisor Tom Crosby responds to criticisms over a proposed transfer of election functions and duties to the county recorder at the Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting on Feb. 14, 2023, in Bisbee. Crosby's lawyers are seeking more information about the Attorney General's Office attorney who initially led the prosecution and grand jury testimony. (AP Photo/Alberto Mariani, File)
Attorneys for Cochise County Supervisor seek grand jury transcripts of former prosecutor
investigator in the prosecution of Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby is a “liar,” according to Crosby’s attorneys. In a new filing, his attorneys are asking for the transcript, which … more
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‘The Exonerated’ opens Black Theatre Troupe season in Phoenix
Black Theatre Troupe opens its 2026-27 season in Phoenix with “The Exonerated,” a documentary-style drama drawn from the experiences of people who were wrongfully convicted and spent years on death row. more
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A plaque at Aguila Park in Phoenix, formerly Cesar Chavez Park, depicts farmworkers who were part of the Farmworkers Movement.
Farmworkers Day: Phoenix permanently renames Cesar Chavez Day
The holiday formerly known as Cesar Chavez Day will now forever be known as Farmworkers Day in the city of Phoenix. The change also moves the holiday from March 31 to April 6. A news … more
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Members of the Dogo Kings cook up their delicious offerings at a recent First Friday in Goodyear.
First Fridays brings fall ‘harvest’ to Goodyear Ballpark
Fall is taking over Goodyear Ballpark when First Fridays West Valley AZ returns Oct. 2 with its “Harvest Showdown,” turning the ballpark grounds into an evening of food, music, shopping and family-friendly fun. more
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