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Animal-cruelty legislation was announced during a sendoff party for the final 13 dogs still in the shelter that were rescued from a Chandler home last September. (Photo courtesy of AHS)
Chandler animal abuse case, others lead state to look at tighter cruelty laws
CHANDLER – Advocates are pushing for a bill to bolster Arizona’s animal cruelty laws following a surge in reported cases and a high-profile incident in which 55 maltreated dogs were … more
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House Speaker Ben Toma, R-Peoria
Hobbs appreciates but rebuffs Peoria lawmaker’s communist history bill
Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bid by House Speaker Ben Toma to require that any American government course needed for high school graduation include at least 45 minutes of instruction about the … more
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Purdue center Zach Edey (15) shoots against North Carolina State during the first half of the NCAA college basketball game at the final four tournament, Saturday, April 6, 2024, in Glendale.
Purdue controls 'Pack to make first NCAA final since 1969
In a national semifinal where both teams struggled to unlock the offense that brought them to Glendale, each basket in the second half Saturday was magnified. Most of those buckets were for the … more
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4-vehicle collision kills man in West Valley
A 27-year-old man is dead and another man is in critical condition following a Friday night collision involving four vehicles near 52 nd Avenue and Van Buren Street, Phoenix police said. The … more
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The Clare House has sat empty on Gilbert Road since Bergies Coffee Roast House closed in December 2022.
HD South, developer look to save historic Gilbert building
An effort has been launched to move Gilbert's second oldest building and save it from demolition. HD South, the cultural center and home to the Gilbert Historical Museum, and WAGS Capital and … more
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The Chandler Unified School District is paying more than $30 million to rebuild Galveston Elementary School, which originally opened in 1963, as part of what it’s calling a “campus reimagination project.” The school recently celebrated the completion of the first phase of the project, marking the final beam being placed on what will be the new 81,000-square-foot main building.
Beam marks end of phase of Chandler school rebuild
The Chandler Unified School District is paying more than $30 million to rebuild Galveston Elementary School, which originally opened in 1963, as part of what it’s calling a “campus … more
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An abortion-rights activist at the National Women’s March on Phoenix signs a petition Saturday to put an initiative on the November ballot to preserve abortion rights in the Arizona constitution. (Photo by Marnie Jordan/Cronkite News)
Advocates hit milestone in push to get abortion-rights question on ballot
PHOENIX – Activists said this week that they have collected more than 500,000 signatures to put an abortion-rights initiative on this fall’s ballot, giving organizers a 100,000-signature … more
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Sen. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills
Hobbs vetoes Fountain Hills lawmaker’s bill to punish freeway protesters
Gov. Katie Hobbs rejected a proposal by Sen. John Kavanagh that could have sent protesters to jail for intentionally blocking a stretch of freeway. The Fountain Hills Republican’s proposal … more
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Speeding led to fiery fatal West Valley crash: Phoenix PD
Speed was a factor in a fatal crash Friday night near 83 Avenue and Thomas Road, Phoenix police said. Police arrived at the crash scene about 8:30 p.m. April 5 to find two vehicles, one of which … more
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After accidentally discarding their identification documents, Charles and Aimee came to the Homeless ID Project to get help reordering the documents they needed to secure housing. (Photo courtesy of the Homeless ID Project)
Arizona advocates aim to break cycle of homelessness through ID accessibility
PHOENIX – Arizona advocates are working to help get identification documents for those experiencing homelessness, aiming to eliminate the barriers faced by people seeking to regain stability … more
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Bennett Allen of Scottsdale, made the fall 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Puget Sound.
Local student named to dean’s list
Madison Hepner of Scottsdale has been named to the 2023-2024 winter term dean’s list at Oregon Institute of Technology. Hepner studies Environmental Science option-Water. Recipients of the … more
Stefana Jelacic shows off her proclamation for Stefana Jelacic Day and her national title plaques. (Submitted photo/Stefana Jelacic)
Fountain Hills native wins NAIA national title
Three-time NAIA All-American Stefana Jelacic won the 101-pound weight class at the NAIA wrestling National Championships on March 9, 2024. Raised in Fountain Hills, Jelacic already made history … more
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