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Summer internships open for Surprise teens
The city of Surprise is offering a paid summer internship program for income-eligible Surprise teens between the ages of 15 and 19. more
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Equality Health Foundation is hosting its inaugural Healthy Mama Festival and Diaper Bag Giveaway on Saturday at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in South Phoenix. (Courtesy Equality Health Foundation)
Healthy Mama Festival and Diaper Bag giveaway hosted Saturday in Phoenix
Equality Health Foundation is hosting its inaugural Healthy Mama Festival and Diaper Bag Giveaway on Saturday at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in South Phoenix. This free event is dedicated to … more
Meritage Homes has opened its latest community, Paloma Creek, in Surprise.
Paloma Creek subdivision opens in Surprise
Meritage Homes, the fifth-largest public homebuilder in the U.S., has opened its latest community, Paloma Creek, in Surprise. more
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Castle Hot Springs has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America.
Castle Hot Springs inducted into Historic Hotels of America
Castle Hot Springs in Morristown, Arizona has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America, an official program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. more
Surprise Mayor Skip Hall will give his final State of the City address on March 28 at City Hall.
Surprise sets schedule for State of City event
Mayor Skip Hall and the Surprise City Council invite residents to attend the city of Surprise 2024 State of the City event this month. more
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Grayson Agrella, an LGBTQ+ youth, says restrictive legislation can contribute to mental health struggles. (Photo courtesy of Grayson Agrella)
LGBTQ+ youth face higher risk for suicide, barriers to mental health care access
LGBTQ+ youth across the country are facing an increased risk for suicide, as reported by the 2023 U.S. National Survey on the Mental Health of LGBTQ Young People by the Trevor Project. At the … more
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Taser maker company Axon is rethinking it’s desire to stay in Scottsdale as the controversy over someone from the company calling Scottsdale Planning Commissioner Christian Serena’s employer continues to blow up. It also questions conflict of interest Serena may have by hearing new headquarters zoning case.
Axon threatens leaving Scottsdale; raises more concerns
Taser maker company Axon is rethinking its desire to stay in Scottsdale as the controversy over someone from the company calling Scottsdale Planning Commissioner Christian Serena’s employer … more
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Dwyane 'The Rock' Johnson celebrates after defeating John Cena at WrestleMania XXVIII in Sun Life Stadium on April 1, 2012 in Miami, Florida. Johnson claimed Phoenix is the top city for both cocaine and meth use during a March 1 Glendale show.
‘The Rock’ rips Phoenix as meth, cocaine capital
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson came back to Arizona and made light of what some Valley are apparently cooking. But Johnson — who owns the signature catchphrase “Can you smell … more
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Man dies at scene of Phoenix collision, crash hits city bus
A 23-year-old man died March 3 in a collision along West Happy Valley Road. Leo Kelly was pronounced dead at the scent of the crash that occurred about 6:25 p.m. near 23 rd Avenue and Happy … more
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Egg hunters are invited to grab a basket and join the search for candy and toy-filled plastic eggs at the city’s Eggstravaganza event on Saturday, March 30 at Surprise Stadium, 15850 N. Bullard Ave.
Surprise preps for big Easter egg hunt
Egg hunters are invited to grab a basket and join the search for candy and toy-filled plastic eggs at the city’s Eggstravaganza event. more
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Surprise officials will be educating residents on what to put in the blue recycling bins as the city relaunches curbside recycling service this week. Trash in plastic bags and used food boxes are considered contaminants in a recycling pile.
Surprise curbside recycling officially returns
The city of Surprise, in partnership with Waste Management, officially begins the curbside recycling program this week. more
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SRP is pushing up goals to be net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 through deployment of more renewable energy, like this 100-megawatt solar field near Eloy.
SRP sets new goals to zero out carbon emissions by 2050
Salt River Project is upping its efforts to reach a net-zero carbon emissions position by 2050. The utlity and water provider saw its board on Monday approve revisions to its 2035 sustainability … more
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