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Caesars Republic Scottsdale recently celebrated its opening at 4747 N. Goldwater Blvd.
Caesars Republic Scottsdale hotel is now open
HCW, a national real estate development and property management company, announces the opening of Caesars Republic Scottsdale, 4747 N. Goldwater Blvd. The Caesars Rewards hotel is a 11-story, … more
A pair of young visitors ride the Scramber at the Chandler Ostrich Festival in 2023. The 34th Annual Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival, whose sponsors were announced this week, will take place over the next two weekends, March 8-10 and 15-17, at Tumbleweed Park in Chandler.
Chandler's Ostrich Festival announces sponsors
The 34th Annual Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival recently announced its key sponsors for this year’s festival, which includes a variety of local and national companies. Sponsors include … more
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Dre Lewis
West Valley collision leaves 1 dead, 1 in jail: Phoenix PD
Phoenix police detectives have booked a man on charges stemming from an investigation of a collision that left several people in the hospital and one dead. Officers responded about 9:45 p.m. … more
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Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell, left, and Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice, right, announced arrests in the Preston Lord homicide case on Wednesday.
Mitchell: ‘Extraordinary speed’ in Lord homicide arrests
While announcing the arrests of suspects in the murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord in Queen Creek, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell said the investigation, indictments and arrests had moved … more
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Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley has joined mayor from across the state in asking Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto a bill they claim will not lead to more affordable housing.
Queen Creek mayor reacts to Lord case arrests
Six men have been arrested and charged in connection with the murder of 16-year-old Combs High School student Preston Lord at a house party in Queen Creek. On Thursday, Queen Creek Mayor Julia … more
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The Pederson Group held a groundbreaking for The Trailhead March 6.
2 restaurants announced for much awaited The Trailhead project in north Peoria
Developer Pederson Group announced two tenants that will have space at the much awaited 903,000-square-foot The Trailhead mixed-use project in north Peoria at 83rd Avenue and Happy Valley Road. more
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Bogle Junior High School students work on a classroom lesson in September. A Chandler Unified School District spokesperson said this week that a new report on ratios of types of K-12 education spending in Arizona shows CUSD is making choices that benefit students.
Chandler Unified outperforms state on Auditor General report
A newly released state report shows what percentage of funds each school district spent on classroom instruction and other services in Fiscal 2023, which ended last June. A Chandler Unified … more
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Seven men have been arrested in the death of 16-year-old Preston Lord. From left to right, Dominic Turner, Taylor Sherman and William Hines. MCSO has not released photos of suspects Talan Renner, Talyn Vigil, Jacob Meisner and Treston Billey.
Two more arrested in Preston Lord homicide
An additional two people have been indicted and arrested in the murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord in Queen Creek, bringing the total number of arrests so far to six. Maricopa County Attorney … more
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Spill gate test at Roosevelt Dam
Voting begins in SRP elections
Early voting in person and through mail-in ballots has begun to fill dozens of seats on the boards and councils of the Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District and Salt River … more
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Gilbert Police Chief Michael Soelberg detailed involvement of the four Preston Lord homicide suspects with Gilbert police.
Gilbert chief details police involvement with Lord homicide suspects
Gilbert Police remain actively pursuing 12 cases involving teen violence even as prosecutors announced the first indictments and arrests in the Preston Lord homicide, Chief Michael Soelberg said. … more
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The Phoenix City Council passed an ordinance to further its water conservation efforts.
New Phoenix ordinance adds requirements for large water users
The Phoenix City Council has approved a water conservation ordinance geared toward large water users, placing additional requirements on new projects estimated to use more than 250,000 gallons per … more
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Arizona announces 1st statewide Chief Heat Officer
The Arizona Department of Health Services has named Dr. Eugene Livar as the nation’s first-ever statewide Chief Heat Officer. The position was created as part of Arizona's Extreme Heat … more
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