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Valley Metro is offering an app to help plan trips to Final Four events this weekend
Valley Metro, Phoenix partner for free rides to Final Four events
Valley Metro and the city of Phoenix are making it easier to travel to favorite NCAA Men’s Final Four   events April 5-8 by providing free rides through the Valley Metro app . To take … more
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Man indicted after dismembered body found in burn pit near Apache Junction
A 38-year-old man has been indicted and faces a murder charge alleging he stabbed, dismembered and burned Parker League in an area known as “The Pit” near Apache Junction. Maricopa … more
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The Tour de Scottsdale bicycle race returns April 13 after a five year hiatus. More than 2,500 riders from 40 states and five countries have registered to compete.
Tour de Scottsdale pedals into Town April 13
After a five year hiatus, the HonorHealth Tour de Scottsdale pedals into town April 13 with more than 2,500 riders from 40 states and five countries. The start and finish line is WestWorld of … more
Team stores feature Men’s Final Four merchandise can be found in various hotels in downtown Phoenix. (Photo by Spencer Barnes/Cronkite News)
Downtown Phoenix undergoes massive Final Four transformation
PHOENIX – Alabama star guard Mark Sears' favorite thing about the Valley is simple. “The city,” he told Cronkite News Thursday as he boarded the team bus headed for practice in … more
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Attorney General Kris Mayes blasts Republican lawmakers Thursday for failing to act on groundwater pumping even as they criticize her for trying to use nuisance laws to rein in the practice. With her is Rep. Oscar De Los Santos, the assistant House minority leader. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Arizona Attorney General lashes out at Republicans for launching probe
PHOENIX — Attorney General Kris Mayes is planing to use “nuisance” laws to go after farmers who are using other existing state laws to legally pump unlimited quantities of … more
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Bennett Allen of Scottsdale, made the fall 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Puget Sound.
Local student makes dean’s list
Bennett Allen of Scottsdale, made the fall 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Puget Sound for achieving at least a 3.7 grade-point average, completing all of their enrolled courses without … more

Mark Finchem and Kari Lake chatting on the floor of the Arizona House in January 2022 (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Lake, Finchem make last-ditch effort to U.S. Supreme Court to claim voting machines are inaccurate
PHOENIX — Alleging Maricopa County lied, Kari Lake and Mark Finchem are making a last-ditch plea to the U.S. Supreme Court to consider their claim that voting machines are so inherently inaccurate that they should not be used in elections. more
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Seven vie for three Chandler Council spots
Here is biographical information on the seven candidates who’ll be on the Chandler City Council ballot July 30. Independent Newsmedia will publish responses to brief … more
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A weekend closure of eastbound Interstate 10 last month allowed crews to reconfigure lanes and make adjustments to work zones in the area around State Route 143 and Broadway Road.
ADOT limits freeway work for Final Four weekend
State transportation officials are avoiding weekend road work near downtown Phoenix and Glendale for Final Four games and activities, but there will be improvement projects taking place in other … more
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Mayor Jason Beck at his state of the city address April 4.
Here’s what you need to know about Peoria state of city event
This year’s state of the city address gave a hint as to what may be in store for Peoria’s future. more
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Mesa Mayor John Giles speaks to the audience at his final State of the City address as mayor.
Meet the 2024 candidates for mayor of Mesa
Mark Freeman Mark Freeman has represented Mesa District 1 since he was elected in 2016 and now seeks the office of the mayor. Freeman’s roots run deep in Mesa. His ancestor … more
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The Scottsdale City Council voted to put two questions on the November ballot. The first would reduce the tax rate for maintenance of parks but would extend it 30 years. The second would raise the city’s state mandated expenditure limit by $22 million.
Scottsdale City Council puts two questions on the November ballot
The voters will speak this fall. The Scottsdale City Council voted during its April 2 meeting to put two issues centered on money on the November ballot for voter approval. The first … more
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