For Paradise Valley Unified School District, this year’s letter grades are something to celebrate — but the district says the true measure of success lies far beyond the alphabet.
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Teravalis™, a Howard Hughes community, is proud to welcome the community to the official grand opening of its 37,000-acre master planned community in Buckeye, with a public celebration, Floreo …
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Medicare, established in 1965, is a federally funded health insurance program designed primarily to serve Americans aged 65 and older, along with certain younger individuals with disabilities and …
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Horizon Recovery, Arizona’s leading teen behavioral health organization, has appointed Jamie Maurer as Head of Culture and Brand Integrity, a newly created role focused on strengthening …
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Arizona’s annual “A–F” school letter-grade system provides a broad snapshot of school performance, but relying solely on these ratings overlooks deeper factors essential for a …
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Western State Bank will relocate its Scottsdale branch to East Shea Boulevard in early November.
The bank’s new Scottsdale location at 6929 E. Shea Blvd. will open Nov. 3 and the current …
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Strunk Insurance Group announces the addition of Matthew Riddick, J.D., as its new Director of Client Success, a new role dedicated entirely to enhancing client outcomes and strengthening long-term …
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On October 8, 2025, the Joint Legislative Audit Committee met to hear testimony and decide whether to order a special audit of the Tolleson Union High School District. Following the discussion, JLAC …
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In a statement on Oct. 14 , School superintendent Tom Horne blamed what he called “woke ideology” for enrollment losses and subsequent school closures. He pointed to a recent Scottsdale …
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Born out of Arizona State University’s entrepreneurial community, EyeBuild is reshaping the future of construction security through innovation, affordability and reliability. Founded by ASU …
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More than two decades after Arizona first required schools to adopt Emergency Operations Plans, a new state audit shows many campuses remain dangerously unprepared for active shooter events, natural …
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For decades, EVIT has been the East Valley’s model for regional workforce training . Funded through a combination of state JTED allocations and member-district agreements, it’s often …
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