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A 54-year old Phoenix man was sentenced to 15 months in prison plus three years of supervised released for fraudulent applications to receive Paycheck Protection Program loans, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Arizona announced Wednesday in a release.
Phoenix man sentenced to prison for fraudulent COVID-era loans
A 54-year-old Phoenix man was sentenced to 15 months in prison plus three years of supervised released for fraudulent applications to receive Paycheck Protection Program loans, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Arizona announced Wednesday in a release. more
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Jackson Day, 15, has made the competed at the USA Climbing Youth National Championships for the past four years and has finished on the podium twice.
Scottsdale teens climbing to new heights
Jackson Day first went to a friend’s birthday party at a rock climbing gym when he was 8 years old and has climbed to new heights since then. At 10, he started rock climbing competitively, and … more
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes addresses the state of election security under questionning from Gilbert Vice Mayor Chuck Bongiovanni. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Fontes does not have to recraft an explanation of a ballot measure that would have impacts on Arizona voting.
Arizona secretary of state wins fight over ballot language on election proposition
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court won’t order Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to recraft his description of a ballot measure that, if approved, would make some major changes in state election … more
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Hemry Gonzales, a 16-year-old teenage boy, was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday for a deadly road rage shooting in south Phoenix, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday in a release.
Teen boy sentenced to 14 years for road rage shooting in south Phoenix
A 16-year-old teenage boy was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday for a deadly road rage shooting in south Phoenix, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday in a release. more
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Fountain Hills man to pay $30M restitution in cryptocurrency fraud scheme
A 48-year-old Fountain Hills man pleaded guilty earlier this month to wire fraud and admitted scamming hundreds of victims in a series of investment schemes from 2017 to 2023, authorities said … more
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Gilbert has no plan to sever its contract with Flock, a camera company, that has received backlash recently in the Valley.
Gilbert keeping Flock cameras as council members weigh crime-fighting benefits, privacy
Gilbert Flock cameras, Gilbert Police Department, automatic license plate readers, ALPR cameras, Flock Safety, vehicle surveillance, Kenny Buckland, Monte Lyons, Gilbert Town Council, privacy more
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Ron Carter is among the packed lineup of jazz greats appearing at The Nash during the upcoming 2026-27 season. Carter will join Donald Vega and the jazz venue’s namesake, Lewis Nash, for two performances in January.
The Nash brings jazz heavyweights to Phoenix for new season
Some of the most celebrated names in jazz will take the stage in downtown Phoenix during The Nash’s new season. more
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Sinaloan music legends plan co-headlining Phoenix tour stop
Two of the most beloved figures in Sinaloan music, Chuy Lizárraga and Julio Preciado, will bring their U.S. tour to Phoenix. more
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The Arizona Rattlers take a team photo with the hardware after winning the IFL title on Sunday in Tucson. (Photo courtesy Josiah Lopez Photography/Indoor Football League)
IN THE ZONE: 2026 IFL Championship Notebook
It’s been an honor and privliege to cover a top-flight organization like the Arizona Rattlers for about 12 years. more
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Independent Newsmedia seeks 9/11 memories
Independent Newsmedia is looking for Arizonans’ memories of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks and their aftermath. If you’d like to share a memory, please email no more than 300 words along with … more
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Up to 66 bus stops throughout Mesa will be getting “micro-shelters.”
Mesa bus stops to get $2.5M in shade structures
Almost 70 unshaded bus stops in the city of Mesa will be getting an upgrade worth $2.5 million in local and federal funds. At its Monday meeting, the Mesa City Council voted 5-0 to enter an … more
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This map shows the Highline Canal on the left and the Kyrene Branch on the right, near Kyrene Road in west Chandler. The Chandler City Council approved more than $4 million in mostly grant-funded contracts Aug. 13 to create a concrete shared-use path along both canals.
East Valley city council OKs grant-funded canal paths
In the spirit of calling itself a bicycle-friendly city, Chandler is about to embark on one of the larger recent shared-use trail projects it’s ever undertaken on the far west end of the city. … more
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