Log in
Valley & State
Sort by: Featured Most recent
854 results total, viewing 265 - 276
Carlos Galindo-Elvira is sworn in to an interim Phoenix City Council position on Tuesday, representing District 7. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Carlos Galindo-Elvira appointed to interim Phoenix Council seat
Phoenix City Council appointed Carlos Galindo-Elvira as an interim council member to fill the vacant District 7 seat on Tuesday. Yassamin Ansari vacated the seat to run for Congress in … more
|
Zoe Jane Sandige, left, and her mother, Dacia Wagoner, look at a gold prom dress together at The Prom Closet in Glendale on April 6, 2024. (Photo by Lauren Kobley/Cronkite News)
Two Valley shops aim to provide affordable options for prom-going students
GLENDALE – Prom season is upon us. Some high schoolers are looking for a more affordable and sustainable option when purchasing a dress this year. The price of a new prom dress could range … more
|
PCSO questions man about homicide near Florence
A 49-year-old man has been taken into custody for questioning in connection with a homicide that occurred near Florence, authorities said Friday. Javier Lopez had been wanted for questioning … more
|
In the coming years, Peoria is shifting focus from the preservation of its younger roads to the rehabilitation of its older, more damaged roads.
Preservation versus rehabilitation of Peoria streets
In the coming years, the Peoria Public Works Department will take a different strategy when it comes to maintaining its roads. more
|
A pair of excavators drop steel cylinder weights on pavement to break up the ramp connecting 48th Street to Broadway Road. The ramp will be replaced by a loop ramp that will carry traffic from eastbound Interstate 10 to northbound State Route 143.
Weekend freeway work focuses on East Valley roads
Drivers in the East Valley should prepare for detours along several freeways this weekend, state transportation officials said. The Arizona Department of Transportation announced the following … more
|
Guests get checked into the Phoenix Film Festival’s opening night kickoff event at the party pavilion next to the Harkins Theatres: Scottsdale 101 on April 4, 2024. (Photo by Kayla Mae Jackson/Cronkite News)
Phoenix Film Festival works to boost Arizona’s film scene
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Film Festival  is celebrating its 24th year and is dedicated to promoting independent cinema and providing a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work. … more
|

Mike Pelton, public information officer for PCAO, demonstrates promoting sober driving and administering breathalyzer tests for educational purposes at Country Thunder this weekend.
Pinal County attorney: stay safe, sober during Country Thunder
The Pinal County Attorney’s Office was off and running on the first day of Country Thunder on Thursday by educating festival attendees about the dangers of drinking and driving. By early … more
Phoenix-based Latin punk trio Fayuca will perform at Valleypalooza on Saturday, April 13, at Paradise Valley Community College.
Valleypalooza to bring music, good cause together in Phoenix
The Valleypalooza festival arrives this weekend. more
|
Karolina Adams’ “I no longer want to be invisible” will be part of a new exhibition in downtown Phoenix.
Downtown Phoenix gallery to unveil new art exhibition
Karolina Adams and Sarah Simmerman will present “Exploring Emotion,” an art exhibition that conveys universal life experiences. more
|
Longtime Glendale City Councilman Jamie Aldama, left, is running for Mayor this year against incumbent mayor Jerry Weiers, right.
Two candidates to face off for Glendale mayor
For nearly a year, a three-person mayoral race in Glendale seemed inevitable. Paul Boyer announced his candidacy in February 2023 and incumbent mayor Jerry Weiers announced his intention to seek … more
|
Surprise library patrons will have access to more titles from other libraries thanks to the MAX system run by Maricopa County.
Valley library systems add more titles with sharing program
Surprise library officials are hoping to stay relevant in the digital age of books on phones with apps that drive reading. more
|
Visitors tour the Hope Institute offices during an open house in August 2023. At its April 10 meeting, the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board added $175,000 to the clinic’s annual budget due to a higher-than-estimated demand for the suicide prevention services the clinic provides.
Chandler schools adds funding for suicide prevention
​The Chandler Unified School District has put more and more dollars in place for mental health over the past two school years. At its April 10 meeting, the board unanimously approved a … more
|
« Prev | 1 … 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 … 72 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 60 days.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.