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The Scottsdale City Council wants to crack down on alcohol-related crimes in Old Town
Scottsdale council looks to improve city’s grip on alcohol-related crimes in Old Town
The Scottsdale City Council has put public safety in Old Town squarely in its sights. The council voted unanimously to have its Community Safety Subcommittee look at ways to improve safety as it … more
Teachers in the Dysart Unified School District will be trained on how to properly integrate AI into the classroom.
West Valley school district plans phased AI implementation plan
Beginning in September, the Dysart Unified School District will roll out its artificial intelligence implementation plan. with administrators among the first to learn how to use the tool to assist in the educational environment. more
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Gilbert Public Schools is providing transportation for its students to East Valley Institute of Technology classes.
East Valley district sees EVIT busing change as possible long-term model
Gilbert Public Schools says its move to resume transporting students to EVIT has improved reliability and could shape future transportation agreements. more
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$30K Mega Millions ticket sold in Phoenix
A ticket worth $30,000 was purchased in Phoenix for the Aug. 25 Mega Millions drawing, Arizona lottery officials said. The ticket was sold at the Circle K, 5350 N. 27 th Ave. The winning … more
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On Nov. 3, Arizona voters will decide whether to approve school district overrides and bonds for operating and capital expenses. What those measures would pay for, and how long taxpayers would pay, depends on whether the ballot asks for an override or a bond.
Arizona school overrides and bonds: What voters need to know
On Nov. 3, Arizona voters will decide whether to approve school district overrides and bonds for operating and capital expenses. What those measures would pay for, and how long taxpayers would pay, depends on whether the ballot asks for an override or a bond. more
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Tempe cancels the use of all 33 Flock cameras throughout the city.
Tempe turns off Flock cameras, won’t seek another provider
After weeks of backlash and national issues surrounding Flock cameras and data sharing, Tempe has turned off all cameras across the city and will not seek another automatic license plate reader … more
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Pinal County’s first data center was proposed for unincorporated land south of Eloy. The Pinal County Board of Commissioners voted down a request to rezone the land.
Rezoning for proposed data center in Pinal County defeated
Riding the wave of community resistance seen across the nation, opponents of a proposed data center in Pinal County near Eloy succeeded in derailing the project. At its meeting on Wednesday, the … more
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Attorney General Kris Mayes, shown at a press conference earlier this year, is touting the state's $223 million share of the massive lawsuit against Meta regarding teens' and children's use of its social media platforms.
Arizona to get $223M from Meta lawsuit involving social media addiction, teens
PHOENIX — Meta owes Arizona $223 million dollars for harming teen mental health on social media — Arizona’s share of a $17.1 billion multistate deal in which the company promised to change its … more
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The Scottsdale City Council unanimously approved Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s motion to agendize a work study session to discuss conservation incentives issues sometime in the future.
Scottsdale City Council set to discuss water issues
The Scottsdale City Council will have a discussion on water conservation incentives sometime in the future. Council voted 7-0 during its Aug. 25 meeting to approve Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s motion … more
Lasting Impressions Window & Door, 4454 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix.
Need windows? Visit your local family-owned business
Lasting Impressions, 4454 E Thomas Rd, Phoenix, is a family business co-owned by Mark Jacobson and his brother-in-law, Frank Scarcello. Jacobson’s brother, Brian Jacobson and Frank, started the … more
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Phoenix Children’s is marking the 100-day milestone of its Journey to Magnet program with a $1 million investment from PCH50.
Phoenix Children’s Magnet Journey program received $1M investment from PCH50
PHOENIX — Phoenix Children's is launching its Journey to Magnet, a multi-year enterprise initiative designed to advance nursing excellence, strengthen patient outcomes and further elevate the … more
Arizona families describe Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program as something that changed their reading habits.
Dolly Parton’s literacy legacy reaches thousands of Arizona children
Sometimes the simplest solution is the best solution. more
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