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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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Ryan, left, and Victor Wu stand next to their mother, Pei-yu, at Pearl Harbor in January.
Employers need to be aware of mothers’ needs
Pei-yu Chen knows the first-hand challenges of the juggling act of raising a family and maintaining a successful career at the same time. Chen, chair and professor at the department of … 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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FILE - Abraham Hamadeh, a Republican candidate for Arizona attorney general, is seen prior to a debate against Democrat Kris Mayes, Sept. 28, 2022. Hamadeh, the Republican candidate who lost last year's election for attorney general in Arizona, returns to court Tuesday, May 16, 2023, to request a new trial in his efforts to overturn the results of the November contest. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)
Hamadeh appeals to Arizona Supreme Court in AG race loss
PHOENIX — Abe Hamadeh is making a last-ditch effort to get a new trial so he can argue he really didn’t lose the 2022 race for attorney general. In a new legal filing, Hamadeh … more
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Saving One Life volunteer Anna Zhundrikova prepares food for colony feedings on Feb. 20, 2024, at Tempe Marketplace. (Photo by Mariah Temprendola/Cronkite News)
Local animal lovers tend to Valley's feral cat colonies
PHOENIX – In the sprawling urban landscape of Phoenix, where the desert sun sets over bustling streets, there are volunteers quietly tending to a population often overlooked: feral cats. … more
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Senate Minority Leader Mitzi Epstein peppers Sen. John Kavanagh with questions during debate Thursday about a Republican-backed measure billed as aiding border security. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Effort to put border enforcement on ballot splits Legislature
PHOENIX — State lawmakers have set the stage for final approval this coming week of legislation billed as providing increased border security. On Thursday, the Senate gave preliminary … more
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Jill Biden delivers a commencement address Saturday to Mesa Community College graduates at the Desert Financial Arena in Tempe.
Jill Biden tells Mesa Community College grads ‘let world feel your thunder’
Jill Biden on Saturday told Mesa Community College graduates to tune out the people who like to tell them what they can’t do. The first lady shared with MCC graduates of how her high … more
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Reva Stewart, center, the founder of grassroots organization Stolen People, Stolen Benefits, works with fellow advocates to load a truck with supplies. (Photo courtesy of Reva Stewart)
Indigenous advocates work to combat fake sober living homes in Arizona
PHOENIX – Jade Lara was five months pregnant in January 2022 when she arrived at a group home in San Tan Valley with the promise of daily classes and group therapy to help her with sobriety. … more
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Fentanyl pills
Fentanyl prosecutions up 20% in Maricopa County
The number of fentanyl cases in 2023 rose 20% over the prior year in Maricopa County, and 2024 is expected to pass last year’s numbers, authorities said. The Maricopa County … more
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JoAnn Shaw and the Phoenix chapter of Ryan's Case for Smiles, located in Corte Bella, has sewn and delivered 87,000 pillowcases since October 2014.
Sun City West ladies help brighten Valley kids’ hospital rooms
Ladies in Corte Bella put their hearts into an effort that they wish they didn’t need to do at all. more
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A Center for the Future of Arizona survey shows Arizona's voters, regardless of political stripe, want to protect funding for education, public safety and health care while making investments that will aid the state's growth.
Nonpartisan group's survey shows Arizona voters oppose budget cuts on education, safety, health
Arizona voters firmly oppose cuts to K-12 education, public safety and health care to balance the state’s budget, according to a poll conducted from a nonpartisan group.   The Center … more
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John Morris, owner, Phoenix House Painting, instructs the inaugural Workforce Housing and Training Program class on commercial painting.
St. Joseph the Worker launches new workforce housing, training program in Mesa
Phoenix-based nonprofit St. Joseph the Worker has launched its new Workforce Housing and Training Program. The 120-day program provides workforce and financial training for two weeks at … more
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