Former Fountain Hills firefighter Douglas Rohr was sentenced Thursday, Aug. 6, to 10 years of supervised probation, ordered to register as a sex offender and complete both sex offender and mental …
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A drop in crude oil prices and optimism that the Strait of Hormuz will resume normal operations brought gas prices down in the Valley, as prices fell 7 cents over the past week to settle at $4.42 a …
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When the Surprise City Council returned to City Hall from its summer break on Aug. 4, opposition to the proposed ICE detention facility in Surprise was back in full force.
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A 27-year-old man has been identified as a suspect in a Litchfield Park homicide case after human remains were found buried in the backyard of a home, police said Thursday.
Originally being …
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Planning a weekend around Phoenix in the summer usually includes a check of the weather forecast if you’ll be outside. And no surprise, it’ll be toasty this weekend — but fret not!
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PHOENIX — No Labels gubernatorial candidate Teri Ann Hourihan has selected a real estate broker and a health and wellness coach to be her running mate.
Angela Harrolle Mohan, registered as a …
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Discussion and approval of an action item still didn’t make the Chandler Unified Governing Board’s Aug. 5 meeting more than a one-hour endeavor.
And hopefully, approval of contracts and a …
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has announced multiple freeway projects this weekend in the Valley.
Drivers will encounter the following from Friday night, Aug. 7, to Monday morning, …
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The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools approved a new Mesa charter high school, adopted financial recovery agreements for two charter operators and announced changes aimed at reducing administrative burdens on schools during its Aug. 5 meeting.
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Less than two months after the town passed an emergency ordinance aimed at curbing reckless operation of e-bikes and other motorized devices, the Queen Creek Police Department is reporting a …
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