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Air Force Staff Sgt. Kevin Inniss and his wife, Shanice, along with their dog Quincy, watch as their daughter, Urie, sits proudly on the stairs of the family's newly-constructed Tiny Home. The Inniss family received a grant courtesy of Operation Tiny Home, a national non-profit organization in partnership with Sutter Home Family Vineyards, to build 400-square-feet of living space to call their own. (U.S. Air Force photo by Matthew S. Jurgens)
Goodyear lobbies residents to pressure Gov. Hobbs to veto 'tiny home' bill
The city of Goodyear is lobbying residents to urge Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto a housing bill that may bring tiny homes to the city. The bill, House Bill 2570 “planning; home design; … more
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Desert Harbor Elementary School teacher River Chunnui (white shirt) is suing the Peoria Unified School District, governing board member Heather Rooks and former governing board member Rebecca Hill for discrimination and other charges.
Transgender teacher files lawsuit against Peoria Unified, Rooks, Hill
A Desert Harbor Elementary School teacher is suing the Peoria Unified School District, governing board member Heather Rooks and former governing board member Rebecca Hill for discrimination and other charges. more
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City of Goodyear files charges against driver in cyclist crash
The Goodyear City Prosecutor’s Office has filed a criminal complaint in the Goodyear Municipal Court against Pedro Quintana-Lujan for his role in the tragic cyclist crash on the Cotton Lane … more
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Joy Njeru speaks as Angela Estrada listens during a recent Chandler Unified School District Governing Board work session about her career technical education program at Basha High School. 
Chandler CTE students tell their stories
​Career and technical education has taken center stage as both a battleground set of issues at Chandler Unified School District Governing Board meetings and as a selling point of CUSD’s high … more
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The Scottsdale real estate is already starting to see some better numbers in 2024 than 2023.
Scottsdale real estate market loosening up in March
The Scottsdale real estate market is starting to loosen up as the calendar turns to March. The winter months are typically slower for the real estate market but Sheryl Bowden, president of the … more
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Glendale Police arrest attempted juvenile kidnapper
Glendale Police announced the arrest of 28-year-old Timothy Tan Guan, for the attempted kidnapping of a juvenile female victim on March 13. On March 6, police responded to the area of 87 th … more

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Former MCSO officer gets 2 years for smuggling drugs into county jail in Buckeye
A former detention officer for the Maricopa County Sheriff’s office has been sentenced to two years in prison for smuggling meth and fentanyl into the Maricopa County Lower Buckeye Jail. … more
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Arizona Charter Academy sixth-grade ELA teacher and longtime Interact Club Sponsor Jeri Robertson leads a meeting of the Interact Club with middle school students in sixth through eighth grades.
Surprise charter school earns A+ designation in state
The administration and staff at Arizona Charter Academy announced that the school recently received the A+ School of Excellence designation from the Arizona Education Foundation. more
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Corvette crashes into motorcycle on US 60, Mesa man dies
A late-night crash along the US 60 in Mesa left a 46-year-old Mesa man dead, and speeding appears to be a factor, authorities said. The collision occurred about 11 p.m. March 12 when an … more
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$30K in prize money to go to 4 Latino teachers, schools
Chicanos Por La Causa is seeking nominations from across the state for this year’s Esperanza Latino Teacher Awards honoring the impact Latino teachers have on their students. “I am … more
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Glendale, Luke among communities sharing $126M in projects
More than $126 million in federal investments are coming to Arizona. more
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Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson and Police Chief Michael Soelberg answered questions about the town's handling of teen violence cases before and after the murder of San Tan Valley teen Preston Lord in Queen Creek.
Gilbert mayor, police chief reflect on community's teen violence issue
Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson and Police Chief Michael Soelberg pledged to be part of the solution to teen violence in the town and region and said they will not resign their positions despite … more
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