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Construction worker Ruben Roman drips water on his head during his lunch break, Thursday, July 24, 2014, at a job site in Phoenix. (The Associated Press/Matt York)
Phoenix adds worker heat protections for city contractors
Jason Sangster said job sites in the Valley often lack sufficient drinking water for workers that his trade union, Ironworkers Local 75 regularly supplies water to workers of other companies to … more
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Tikka Shack coming to Gilbert
Tikka Shack Indian Grub will open a location at 5498 S. Powe r Road, suite 101, Gilbert. It serves Indian food with signature dishes tikka masala and kabobs. It has 10 locations nationally and the … more
Elizabeth White, 101, stands in front of the Legacy Project mural painted at Eastlake Park Community Center in Phoenix after the unveiling of the NCAA Men’s Final Four Legacy Project, which refurbished indoor and outdoor basketball courts and upgraded other amenities at the center. (Photo by Kayla Mae Jackson/Cronkite News)
Phoenix community center unveils NCAA Men’s Final Four Legacy Project
PHOENIX – When single mother Elizabeth White traveled from Texas to Arizona in 1964 and opened  Mrs. White’s Golden Rule Cafe , she never imagined the tremendous impact it would have … more
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The Arizona Animal Welfare League is participating in the BISSELL Pet Foundation Empty the Shelter event through Sunday, April 7, waiving adoption fees for dogs over 6 months old at the rescue’s Main Shelter Adoption Center and Chandler Adoption Center.
‘Empty the Shelters’ free pet adoptions, through April 7
Due to philanthropic efforts of the BISSELL Pet Foundation, dogs over 6 months old at certain shelters will have a better chance to find permanent homes in the Valley. more
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More than 12,000 bears have been provided to the Trauma Teddy Program, including agencies like the Glendale Fire Department, since the beginning of Teddy Bear Day. The first responder organizations give the bears to children experiencing traumatic situations.
Proposed Glendale budget features changes in fire department
Glendale staff unveiled the city's proposed $668.6 million fiscal year 2025 budget in a workshop Tuesday morning, pointing out additional costs and a new department. Following a couple years of … more
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“Million Dollar Quartet,” the first show of the Arizona Broadway Theatre’s 2024-25 season, opens Oct. 4 later this year.
Arizona Broadway Theatre in Peoria announces 2024-25 season
Arizona Broadway Theatre will kick off its 20th season of live performances in the West Valley with a new lineup of productions. more
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Surprise to stage mayor battle, uncontested council races
Surprise will have a mayoral battle this summer, but uncontested races in the three City Council seats that are up for grabs. more
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State Farm Stadium in Glendale is dressed up to host the NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four. All four teams will practice Friday and the semifinals are Saturday, starting at 3:09 p.m., fithe the title game at 6:20 p.m. Monday.
Final Four weekend kicks off Friday in Glendale, Phoenix
After months of anticipation the 2024 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four hits the Valley with full force for four days of events, starting Friday.  Here is the schedule of events open to the … more
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Part of a 1040 U.S. Individual Income Tax Return form is shown July 24, 2018, in New York. U.S. District Judge Murray Snow said during a Tuesday hearing he was not even convinced Arizona has a right to sue over an Internal Revenue Service determination that found tax rebates about 750,000 Arizona families received last year are taxable. (Associated Press/Mark Lennihan)
Federal judge unlikely to overturn collection of taxes on state family rebate checks
PHOENIX — A federal judge gave bad news to attorneys for the state of Arizona trying to get him to block the federal government from collecting income taxes on a tax rebate the Legislature … more
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With three decades of litigation experience, Shapiro Law Team attorney Charles Wallace has amassed over 75 million dollars in verdicts and settlements for his personal injury clients.
Pedestrian safety precautions more important than ever in Paradise Valley
With surrounding mountain views and rural neighborhoods, walkers and bikers fill the roads in the Town of Paradise Valley, but pedestrians must take precautions as a recent report showed that Arizona … more
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Members of the Desert Ridge Robotics team compete in a match at the 2024 AIA Robotics State Championship.
Desert Ridge Robotics team looking to claim victory in Robotics World Championship
Desert Ridge High School in Mesa has one of the best robotics teams in all of Arizona. They now have a chance to prove they are one of the best in the world as they prepare for the VEX Robotics World … more
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“Musician” is an image by Randy Johnson.
Randy Johnson photography exhibit coming to Phoenix
A Phoenix hotel will debut “51 Frames: A Randy Johnson Photography Exhibit” in May. more
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