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Work continues this weekend on the Broadway Curve improvement project.
Valley drivers need to plan for weekend Loop 101 closure, I-10 restrictions
Improvement projects will require weekend closures or lane restrictions along stretches of Valley freeways, including Interstate 10 near Sky Harbor Airport. State transportation officials … more
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Arizona Coyotes season-ticket holders comfort one another as time expires in team's NHL hockey game against the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, in Tempe, Ariz. The Coyotes won 5-2. Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo agreed to sell the franchise's hockey operations to Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith, who intends to move the team to Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
After Coyotes move to Utah, fans already hopeful a new NHL team will replace them in the Valley
After the NHL’s announcement Thursday that the Coyotes are leaving Arizona to relocate to Utah, Coyotes fans are already looking ahead to a new team hopefully coming to the Valley within the … more
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The Surprise City Council voted April 16 to add more residential space and reduce commercial capacity for an 880-acre future master-planned community in the city’s northwest area.
More residential space added to Surprise Desert Trails development plan
The Surprise City Council voted April 16 to add more residential space and reduce commercial capacity for an 880-acre future master-planned community in the city’s northwest area. The … more
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Secular AZ and Mayor Jason Beck are sparring over this year’s state of the city being held at a church.
Peoria mayor, Secular AZ spar over location of state of city at church
A group that advocates for the separation of church and state and the Peoria mayor are sparring over this year’s state of the city being held at a church. more
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Sen. John Kavanagh sponsored a bill that would require separate shower facilities for transgender students in schools. The bill passed the Legislature and is heading to the governor. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Transgender school shower bill clears Arizona Legislature, heads to governor
PHOENIX — A bill that would require schools to have separate showers for transgender students so that other students aren’t exposed to them is on the way to Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk … more
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House Minority Leader Lupe Contreras, left, makes an argument about why lawmakers should be able to vote to repeal a territorial-era abortion law which is opposed by House Speaker Ben Toma, right. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Arizona Senate to vote on repealing territorial-era abortion ban
PHOENIX — State senators will vote whether to repeal a law dating back to 1864 that outlaws abortion except to save the life of the mother. And there appear to be the votes. Sen. Anna … more
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Paul Lewis, right, of Ahwatukee, served in the Army, and Wayne Vandever, of Surprise, is an Air Force veteran.
Valley veterans reminisce, get hero’s sendoff on flight to D.C.
Tucked into a gathering room in a corner of Terminal 4 at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport are a bunch of men and women wearing gold shirts. more
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Dagny Moore, a senior at Banner Academy, shares the success she found after finding the right school for her as a student with autism.
Tempe school highlights student’s success amid Autism Awareness Month
Eighteen-year-old Dagny Moore is a passionate high school senior who’s always excelled in school, but it wasn’t until the sixth grade she finally felt at ease heading to school once she found her perfect fit at Banner Academy in Tempe. more
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Four years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, some are still struggling with the effects of the virus. (Unspalsh)
Arizona’s long-COVID cases top nation’s; Hispanics most likely to suffer
PHOENIX – Andrew Archer has been recovering from COVID-19 for almost four years. “My life is so different (now), and I’m slowly starting to accept that,” Archer said. … more
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Phoenix officials are sending a routine measure to the ballot that will allow the city to set its own annual spending limit rather than be bound by a cap in state law. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix voters will again be asked to let city set its own spending limit
Phoenix officials are sending a routine measure to the ballot that will allow the city to set its own annual spending limit rather than be bound by a cap in state law. In 1980, Arizona voters … more
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The voluntary Blue Envelope Program follows a model used in Connecticut,
Arizona launches program to assist drivers on autism spectrum
Arizona is starting a program designed to help those who have autism communicate with law enforcement during traffic stops. The voluntary Blue Envelope Program, which includes education for law … more
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Grace Ashu, left, regional director of CAN Community Health, stands beside an AIDS testing truck during Aunt Rita’s Paint the Town Red AIDS Walk Arizona & 5K Run on April 6 at Tempe Beach Park. (Photo by Kayla Mae Jackson/Cronkite News)
Annual walk tackles misinformation, stigma around HIV, AIDS
TEMPE — Kenyon Belyeu was handing out leaflets and condoms at the Aunt Rita’s Paint the Town Red AIDS Walk Arizona & 5K Run, when he talked candidly about his own HIV diagnosis … more
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