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From right, Artist Thomas “Breeze” Marcus signs his mural at the S’edav Va’aki Museum as Mayor Kate Gallego and Councilmember Kesha Hodge-Washington look on. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix plans $25.2 million for public art over next 5 years
The city of Phoenix is spending more on public art than ever before, with $25.2 million in projects planned during the next five years, up nearly $5.3 million from last year’s five-year plan. … more
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United Sound student playing the drums during a performance.
United Sound nonprofit in Mesa receives grant for special needs music program
United Sound, an Arizona nonprofit based in Mesa that provides music lessons to special needs students, recently received a $15,000 grant through Arizona Financial Credit Union’s Local Causes … more
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Ken Bennett, right, chats with fellow senators Janae Shamp and David Gowan Tuesday on the Senate floor. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Border security legislation stalled temporarily in Arizona senate
PHOENIX — Border security legislation stalled Tuesday, at least temporarily, amid concerns by one senator about some of its provisions. Ken Bennett told Capitol Media Services some of what … more
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Teen mental health issues and substance abuse is getting a closer look in the northwest Valley thanks to a Maricopa County grant to Banner Health.
Surprise, northwest Valley at-risk teens get lifeline
Now in its third month of operation in the far northwest Valley, a Del E. Webb hospital program helps teens ages 13 to 17 through an intensive outpatient program setting with three-hour group-based therapy sessions more
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With the bridge deck poured for the widening of westbound I-10 over the Salt River, crews this month began to build the deck for wider eastbound lanes as part of the Broadway Curve improvement project.
I-10 ramps closed for Broadway Curve work, more to come
Two eastbound off-ramps are closed so work can move forward on the Broadway Curve improvement project, and state transportation officials said drivers can expect to see more long-term closures later … more
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Former City Attorney Vanessa Hickman, who is being sued by the Peoria alleging she received an improper severance, filed a counterclaim alleging she was retaliated against because in her AG role she oversees the Arizona State Land Department,
Former Peoria attorney files countersuit against city
A former Peoria city attorney filed a countersuit in Maricopa County Superior Court saying an attempt by the city to sue her came with officials trying to have her ousted from her job at the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. more
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Thousands of protesters march around the Arizona Capitol in protest after the Supreme Court decision to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion decision Friday, June 24, 2022, in Phoenix. A stunning abortion ruling has supercharged Arizona’s role in the looming fall election. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Arguments being accepted for November ballot issues in Arizona
PHOENIX — Got an opinion on abortion? Ranked-choice voting? Border security? For $75, you can share your thoughts with pretty much everyone registered to vote in November. … more
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Attorney General Kris Mayes in December following arguments about abortion laws at the Arizona Supreme Court. With her is Pima County Attorney Laura Conover (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Arizona Supreme Court agrees to ‘delay’ reinstating 1864 abortion law
PHOENIX — Arizona may have no pause in abortions, at least through 15 weeks of pregnancy. It all depends on when lawmakers finally go home this year. In an order Monday, the Arizona … more
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The Peoria Unified governing board has voted to place a $120 million bond on the Nov. 5 general election ballot.
Peoria Unified will have $120 million bond on November ballot
The Peoria Unified governing board has voted to place a $120 million bond on the Nov. 5 general election ballot that will fund capital needs at schools throughout the district. more
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About 177,000 cubic yards of rock and material was removed during a yearlong blasting process along Interstate 17, according to ADOT.
Blasting complete for I-17 improvement project
 Crews have completed blasting to remove sections of mountains as part of the Interstate 17 widening project north of the Phoenix metro area, state transportation officials said. The work … more
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Peoria artist Sue Eddy’s paintings are often inspired by hikes throughout Arizona.
‘Everything State 48’ exhibit coming to Carefree gallery
The Sonoran Arts League Gallery is breaking the mold with “Everything State 48,” the League’s first online show that is coupled with a live exhibit in its spacious gallery. more
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes
Arizona AG fears bankruptcy's effect on Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Florence hospitals
Steward Health Care’s bankruptcy filing in a Texas last week has spurred Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes to open an investigation because of potential effects on hospitals in the state. … more
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