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Jacob Warner, representing the Scottsdale-based Alliance Defending Freedom, has asked the Arizona Supreme Court to immediately implement a territorial-era law banning abortion.
Scottsdale group seeks immediate implementation of Arizona abortion ban
PHOENIX — The Alliance Defending Freedom on Tuesday urged the Arizona Supreme Court to immediately order the 1864 abortion ban law again enforceable, saying even a temporary restoration of the … more
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Phoenix firefighters put out a fire. The department is adding more fire stations to serve the growing city, but the number of recruits has dropped drastically during the past decade, resulting in staffing shortages and long response times. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix Fire makes online testing, virtual interviews available to bring in more applicants
The Phoenix Fire Department is adding more fire stations to serve the growing city, but the number of recruits has dropped drastically during the past decade. Resulting staffing shortages have caused … more
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Apartments and hot tub at Melody on Main in Mesa.
New apartments usher in residents in downtown Mesa
Downtown Mesa is getting more housing, with an apartment complex local leaders say is a continuation of efforts to redevelopment the city’s central core. While residents have been moving … more
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Holly Geyer, an addiction medicine specialist at Mayo Clinic, provides details Tuesday of how a new program designed to deter kids from using fentanyl as well the increased availability of overdose countermeasures in schools. With her is state schools chief Tom Horne. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Arizona schools chief forms task force on dangers of fentanyl
PHOENIX — State schools chief Tom Horne announced the formation of a task force Tuesday designed to warn teens of the dangers of fentanyl. But this one is designed to be different than the … more
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Surprise City Councilmember Aly Cline locks her car before removing a paper sign from below the handicapped parking fixture at the Surprise Regional Library on March 27. The person who put up the sign, Rebekah Massie, filed a police report on Cline two days later, a case which is now being decided at the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.
Surprise mayoral candidate investigated for removing sign
It turns out Aly Cline is battling more than one opponent in this year’s Surprise mayoral election. more
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DPS identifies Mesa man shot, killed by trooper on Loop 101 in Tempe
A 44-year-old Mesa man has been identified as the person shot and killed by an Arizona trooper early Sunday along Loop 101 in Tempe, authorities said. Lemonte Anthony Knobelock died after … more
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Six to vie for three open seats on Arizona Corporation Commission
Candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission won’t have to worry about a primary election for the three seats up for grabs in November. Three Republicans and three Democrats are … more
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Weekend I-17 closure on tap for north Phoenix
Drivers who use southbound Interstate 17 in the north Phoenix and Anthem areas should plan for a closure of the freeway this weekend as a pavement improvement project begins in the area, state … more
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Sen. Anthony Kern, right, speaking from the Senate broadcast center on May 1 to right-wing talk show host Stew Peters. (Screen grab from Stew Peters show)
Glendale Republican legislator banned from Senate broadcast facilities
PHOENIX — A state senator who complained about Democrats hosting a “drag story hour” has lost his privileges to use Senate broadcast facilities after he used them to do an interview … more
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The Florence Town Council will hold a special meeting to interview applicants for the council seat left vacant by former Councilmember Michelle Cordes, who resigned to run for mayor.
10 apply for vacant seat on Florence council
The Florence Town Council will hold a special meeting on Wednesday to interview 10 applicants for the vacant council seat once held by Michelle Cordes. Cordes resigned from council March 28 to run … more
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“Scaredycast” podcast hosts, from left, Brian Young, Tony Gautier and Kelsey Dickerson are pictured at their first live show at Ghostlight back in 2022. They’re coming back for a new taping before a live audience on June 15 in Sun City West.
L.A. actor will join live podcast taping at Sun City West theater
Ghostlight Theatre is taking a one-night pause from its usual busy schedule of plays for a special presentation in June. more
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State lawmakers like Warren Petersen begin to have their “per diem” rates drop after 120 days in session. Tuesday is Day 121. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Arizona lawmakers' daily funds get cut as session drags on
PHOENIX — The failure of state lawmakers to wrap up their business by now is going to hit them in the pockets — some harder than other. State law gives legislators from Maricopa … more
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