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Supervising Special Agent Annalisa Madsen of the Attorney General’s Office warns community members of the dangers of online scams at the Paradise Valley Police Department Coffee with a Cop event on Wednesday, Sept. 2, in Paradise Valley.
Arizona Attorney General special agent talks scams
The Paradise Valley Police Department partnered with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office to raise awareness of scams targeting Arizona residents. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, Supervising Special … more
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The Phoenix Street Transportation Department recently celebrated 200 miles of cool pavement applied to Phoenix streets since launching the program in 2020.
Phoenix’s cool pavement program hits 200 miles
The Phoenix Street Transportation Department recently celebrated 200 miles of cool pavement applied to Phoenix streets since launching the program in 2020. The city of Phoenix has integrated … more
A Phoenix Art Museum patron views a previous exhibition. The museum opened in 1959.
What’s happening at Phoenix Art Museum in September
Phoenix Art Museum’s September calendar includes the Arizona debut of a major South Korean artist, live music from Phoenix-born rock band Meat Puppets, family activities, and final opportunities to see two exhibitions. more
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“Distraction,” by Harold Lohner, will be part of the upcoming “HUMAN NATURE” exhibition coming to Five15Arts @ Chartreuse.
Phoenix artist explores ‘HUMAN NATURE’ on Grand Avenue
Artist Harold Lohner will explore the relationship between people and the natural world in “HUMAN NATURE,” a solo exhibition opening Friday, Oct. 2 at Five15Arts @ Chartreuse in Phoenix. more
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Sen. T.J. Shope details Wednesday what he said were questions about the investigation conducted by Attorney General Kris Mayes into whether Gov. Katie Hobbs was involved in a ‘pay to play’ scheme with the owner of group homes for foster children.
Republican senators provide new information in Arizona governor’s alleged ‘pay-to-play’ scheme
PHOENIX — Republican state senators presented Wednesday what they said was new information proving that Sunshine Residential did not need — and was not entitled — to the large increase it got … more
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Scottsdale Assistant Chief of Police Rich Slavin has become a respected national voice on public safety technology, regularly sharing his expertise and lessons learned with agencies nationwide.
Scottsdale assistant police chief earns national honor
Scottsdale Assistant Chief of Police Rich Slavin was recently recognized as the National Real Time Crime Center Association Executive of the Year. Slavin received the award for demonstrating … more

Swim lessons focus on safety with younger kids as young as 4 months old in some schools and advance toward stroke technique as the students as old as in their 80s learn.
Swim lessons available year-round in Scottsdale
Fall is (almost) here so it’s time to grab your suit and dive into the nearest pool. If don’t know how to swim, that’s okay. There are plenty of public and private organizations in … more
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Governing board member Janelle Bowles responded to the backlash of Anti-Islam social media posts at a public meeting Aug. 13.
Muslim advocacy group calls Bowles’ Islam posts ‘campaign of hatred’
A Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization is making a renewed call for the resignation of Peoria Unified School District governing board member Janelle Bowles for continued anti-Islamic posts to her Facebook page. more
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Assistant Maricopa County Manager Zach Shira (left) and Maricopa County Director of Elections Scott Jarrett speak to members of the Board of Supervisors at its meeting On Sept. 2.
Maricopa County supervisors approve voting centers, emergency locations for election
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved polling locations and emergency vote centers for the November general election at its regular meeting Tuesday. more
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Arizona is slated to have a receiver overlooking the state's prison health care system starting this month after last-ditch legal wranglings failed to prevent it.
Receiver set to start for Arizona prison health care system
PHOENIX — Arizona is just weeks away from having a court-appointed receiver running the state prison health system. In a brief order late Tuesday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a … more
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People look at the Glen Canyon Dam at Lake Powell, Tuesday, July 14 near Page.
‘Live with less water’: Valley cities plan for flexibility, explore new water sources
The word “unfortunately” was used a lot in a presentation on the outlook for Arizona’s Colorado River water to the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association Board of Directors. … more
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BESS units now have rules for how close they can be to homes in Surprise.
West Valley city decides how far battery storage systems need to be from houses
After several Surprise City Council, planning and zoning commission and public hearings over the last couple of years, the council finally agreed on a setback distance from existing homes for Battery Energy Storage Systems, or BESS. more
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