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United Food Bank CEO Jason Reed speaks at a press conference during the launch of the Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign on May 7.
United Food Bank launches annual hydration donation campaign as scorching summer approaches Mesa
In advance of another Mesa summer that is expected to bring sweltering heat and intense temperatures, United Food Bank has teamed up with the city of Mesa and various other local organizations to … more
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Motorcycle rider dies in West Valley collision
Phoenix police detectives are investigating a collision that left a motorcycle rider dead Tuesday night near 91 st Avenue and Osborn Road. Officers arrived at the scene about 7:20 p.m. May 7 to … more
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Remains found nearly 50 years ago in Arizona identified as a Vietnam veteran from Minnesota
Human remains found nearly 50 years ago in Arizona have been identified as a Vietnam veteran originally from Minnesota. Coconino County Sheriff’s officials say the remains are those of Gerald … more
Chandler Budget and Policy Director Matt Dunbar, left, Chief Financial Officer Dawn Lang and City Manager Josh Wright all presented at the city’s day-long April 26 budget briefing. The city is set to have a 6% lower budget for fiscal 2025 than the $1.66 billion it adopted for this year.
Chandler to vote on reduced budget later this month
The city of Chandler is on track to have a slightly smaller budget next fiscal year than this year, but there remain challenges and unknowns in the coming years regarding city finances, staff said. … more
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Tara Harris, Phoenix Zoo director of conservation and science, checks on plant growth on Jan. 25, 2024, at the zoo. She oversees conservation programs to recover native species. (Photo by Mariah Temprendola/Cronkite News)
Phoenix Zoo scientists work to save native species
PHOENIX – Tara Harris’ fascination with science began in childhood, eventually forming into her passion for conserving native species. Harris believes animals play vital roles in the … more
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Bridge being built in northern Arizona almost five years after three children died in Tonto Creek
Nearly five years after three young children died in northern Arizona’s Tonto Creek, Gila County is using a $21 million federal grant to build a bridge over part of the stream. County officials … more

UMOM New Day Centers is hosting its Rock the Block to End Homelessness event 6-9 a.m. Saturday at the Phoenix Zoo, 455 N. Galvin Parkway. (Courtesy UMOM)
UMOM hosts Rock the Block to end homelessness at Phoenix Zoo on Saturday
PHOENIX — UMOM New Day Centers is thrilled to announce its 60th Anniversary Celebration with our Rock the Block event. As UMOM celebrates this significant anniversary, the group invites … more
Eric Pfeifer, principal at Coffman Associates, gave a presentation May 7 about the feasibility of an airpark in Peoria.
Residents get first details on feasibility of proposed airpark eyed for Northwest Valley
Residents filled the Peoria city council chamber May 7 to get their first bits of information on an airpark feasibility study intended gauge the market demand for an airpark in the city. more
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A look at a Landsea Homes model homes. Landsea has started selling homes at its new master-planned community, Wildera, in the San Tan Valley.
Sales of new homes in San Tan Valley begin
Landsea Homes Corporation has started selling homes at its new community in San Tan Valley, Wildera.   "We are thrilled to unveil our homes at Wildera and introduce a new standard of … more
Eastbound I-10 off-ramp at Baseline Road set for long-term closure
Drivers will need to make plans starting Friday night to deal with an extended closure of the eastbound Interstate 10 off-ramp at Baseline Road, state transportation officials said. The ramp … more
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Peoria Police announced that Stanley Callahan, 82, who had been reported missing last month, has been located and was found dead.
UPDATE: Missing endangered male found dead in Peoria
Peoria Police announced that Stanley Callahan, 82, who had been reported missing last month, has been located and was found dead. more
Eduardo Ramirez-Galindo
Phoenix slaying suspect surrenders at Lukeville border station
A 32-year-old man turned himself in to U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents May 6 in connection with the stabbing death of a woman inside her Phoenix home, police said. Eduardo Ramirez-Galindo … more
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