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Skyline High School is in the Mesa Public Schools district. The district disabled its Canvas system to all of its schools after a ransomware attack was reported by the company.
What to know about Mesa Public School’s Propositions 419 and 420
The Mesa Public Schools governing board in May voted to bring Propositions 419 and 420 to the Nov. 3 ballot. Prop. 419 asks for $449 million in bonds for capital improvements, technology … more
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Starting Saturday, teachers and other education mandatory reporters must now report abuse concerns directly to law enforcement or the Department of Child Services.
East Valley district adapts to state law on mandatory reporting for child abuse
The Queen Creek Unified School District has updated its policy on mandatory reporters based on new state legislation that goes into effect on Saturday. The QCUSD governing board unanimously approved … more
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In this Dec. 20, 1998, photo, Cardinals safety Pat Tillman celebrates after tackling New Orleans Saints running back Lamar Smith for a loss in the third quarter of an NFL football game in Tempe.
‘Angrier and angrier’: Pat Tillman’s response to the news of the 9/11 attacks
This week, Valley residents are gathering to remember the 9/11 attacks a quarter-century ago that took nearly 3,000 American lives and many more from health complications afterward. … more
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(From left) Attorney Joel Sansone his clients, Valley women Erica Connell, Tera Abritis and Denise Pabst. The women are seeking damages for what they say was excessive use of force at anti-ICE protests earlier this year.
3 Valley women seek damages for ICE agents use of force
Three Valley women notified the Department of Homeland Security of their intention to file a lawsuit over what they claim was excessive use of force by two Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents … more
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Laurel Kane, the director of athletics and recreation at Clarkson University where Matthew Mayich played as a freshman, said, “Matthew made a lasting impact at Clarkson – as a member of our hockey program, a student, a teammate and a friend."
Firm representing family of ASU hockey player who collapsed calls for independent investigation 
PHOENIX – An attorney from the law firm representing the family of Arizona State hockey player Matthew Mayich said there is “no indication that he’s ever going to improve” and is calling for … more
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Bob Jenkins.
Carefree resident shares story of 9/11 survival
Twenty-five years ago, four planes were hijacked, resulting in the deadliest terrorist attack ever. Nearly 3,000 people died the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, with many more losing their life due to … more
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A Phoenix serial shooter has been sentenced to 65 years in prison, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.
Man sentenced to 65 years for string of gun-related Phoenix armed robberies
A 35-year-old man who committed a series of Phoenix robberies during which two people were shot has been sentenced to 65 years in prison, Maricopa County officials said. Both victims survived … more
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Amkor Technologies announced the second phase of its semiconductor packaging and testing facility in Peoria.
Amkor announces additional $5B investment into Peoria manufacturing campus
Amkor Technology has announced a second phase of its Peoria location, and with it an addition of nearly 650,000 square feet to its campus, amounting to an increased total investment of $12 billion in the Innovation Core site. more
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A Quality Dental Practice: No Chain, No Pitch, No Kidding
There is a quiet argument playing out in the practice of dentistry these days, and it has nothing to do with technology or new procedures. It is about whether stealthy sales-driven chains are going … more
Gov. Katie Hobbs answers six questions posed by Mike Broomhead of KTAR News at the 2026 Gubernatorial Public Safety Policy Forum, held at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, in Phoenix on Aug. 25, 2026. Before her, Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Gilbert, also answered the same six questions.
Hobbs, Biggs make border security pitches
PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs blamed former President Joe Biden, a fellow Democrat, for what she described as “chaos” at the border while Rep. Andy Biggs emphasized working with tribal nations as … more
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A look down Route 66 through downtown Flagstaff as seen on March 15, 2026.
Route 66 revitalization grant apps open Oct. 1
The Arizona State Historic Preservation Office will begin accepting applications Thursday, Oct. 1 for its Route 66 Historic Revitalization Program, which provides grants to rehabilitate and reuse historic properties along Arizona’s Route 66 corridor. more
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Gilbert leaders breaking ground on the Vaughn Avenue Connector project. From left are interim Assistant Town Manager Michael Soelberg, Assistant Town Manager Dawn Prince, Gilbert Town Councilmember Jim Torgeson, Gilbert Town Manager Mario Paniagua, Gilbert Mayor Scott Anderson, Gilbert Town Councilmember Yung Koprowski and Gilbert Assistant Town Manager Nathan Williams.
Gilbert breaks ground on new connection to Heritage District
Gilbert has broken ground on the Vaughn Avenue Connector, a new western route into the Heritage District intended to improve access, spur redevelopment and connect downtown with the Northwest Corridor. more
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