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EVIT has contracted with Windstar Lines to provide buses for students at several East Valley district schools who are attending the main campuses.
EVIT acts to improve transportation issues
The East Valley Institute of Technology has launched a new method for transporting students from nine East Valley district school campuses to its main location. EVIT now has a two-year agreement with … more
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A Gila woodpecker.
North Peoria's wild side lives along the Agua Fria River
On any given morning, walkers, runners and cyclists stream along the New River Trail while hikers set out from the nearby Agua Fria Trailhead. Most are focused on fresh air, exercise, or the view. Few realize they’re passing one of Arizona’s busiest wildlife neighborhoods. more
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Goodyear teacher charged with possession of child sexual assault material
The Goodyear Police Department arrested a charter school teacher in a investigation into possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Samuel Durham Cooper, 39, was arrested and … more
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A man died Monday night following an officer-involved shooting in Mesa, police said.
Mesa police ID suspect killed after alleged assault on ex-wife, children with shovel
The man who died Monday night after being shot by a Mesa police officer in a neighborhood near Raleigh Avenue and Emery Circle has been identified as Perry Forster, 59. Officers responded about … more
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Amkor Technology recently announced a multi-year strategic partnership with Nvidia.
Amkor $1.5B partnership with Nvidia to benefit Peoria
Peoria stands to benefit from Amkor's recent partnership with Nvidia. more
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Bob Littlefield has withdrawn from the November runoff election, bringing the field down to three for the remaining city council seats.
Scottsdale council candidate Bob Littlefield withdraws from runoff
On Aug. 4, Bob Littlefield formally withdrew his candidacy from the Scottsdale City Council race and will not appear on the general election ballot. In a statement provided to the Scottsdale … more
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The work will focus on the normally submerged portions of Mormon Flat (pictured) and Horse Mesa dams, as well as the river channel downstream of Horse Mesa Dam.
Canyon Lake drawdown project begins in September
The water level of Canyon Lake north of Apache Junction will be lowered 54 feet for approximately 16 weeks starting Sept. 16 for critical dam safety inspections and maintenance.  Tonto … more
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Gilbert police identify suspect, victims in fatal stabbing incident
Gilbert police have identified Brett Eschliman as the suspect and Delaney Bristow and Caleb Worley as victims in an Aug. 1 fatal stabbing near Lindsay and Elliot roads. more
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The New York Times says that Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, facing a Friday deadline, has tapped former Mesa Mayor John Giles to be on the ticket with her this November. Giles is pictured in a campaign photo when he was running for reelection in 2020 as Mesa Mayor
Hobbs picks former Mesa mayor, a Republican, as reelection running mate: report
PHOENIX - Gov. Katie Hobbs has reportedly picked a moderate Republican to be her running mate in her bid for reelection. The New York Times says that Hobbs, facing a Friday deadline, has tapped … more
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Salad and Go closes all locations 13 years after Gilbert founding
Salad and Go has filed for bankruptcy protection and will shut down all of its locations today. The chain, founded in Gilbert in 2013, expanded across several states over the years before … more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs answers questions Sept. 15, 2025, during a press conference in Phoenix. Hobbs said Tuesday she’s looking forward to the end of a year-long investigation by Attorney General Kris Mayes about whether she was involved in an alleged “pay-to-play” scheme.
Arizona governor looking forward to end of ‘pay-to-play’ investigation
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs said Tuesday she’s looking forward to the end of a year-long investigation by Attorney General Kris Mayes about whether she was involved in an alleged “pay-to-play” … more
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A crew repaves a street in a Chandler residential neighborhood. Chandler median sales price dropped to $572,825, down 4.4% from a year earlier, while the average sales price fell 1.9% to $660,744, according to Phoenix Realtors market data.
Chandler median home-price declines, frees up units for some buyers
Chandler home prices declined across several year-over-year June categories, according to market data from Phoenix Realtors. The median sales price dropped to $572,825, down 4.4% from a year … more
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