The brutal truth of Arizona high school football is there are no guarantees of when, how, and if the Friday Night Lights will burn again in the Grand Canyon State. more

The memorial service for Peoria police motorcycle officer Jason Judd, who died while on-duty July 1, honored a servant described by many as a family man, hard worker and teacher, using adjectives like selfless, compassionate and passionate. more

PHOENIX (AP) — A procession that included fire trucks and law enforcement vehicles on Friday escorted a white hearse carrying the flag-draped coffin of an Arizona helicopter pilot killed in a crash while helping fight a wildfire. more

A piece of Peoria was in Kentucky Thursday when the NASCAR Xfinity Series took to the racetrack. Mike Harmon Racing sported the name of Peoria police Officer Jason W. Judd on the No. 47 vehicle … more

Peoria police say a man advertising as a tutor throughout the Valley was arrested on suspicion of child sex crimes. more

The Walmart on 79th and Peoria avenues experienced a bomb threat, but after investigation, no evidence of a bomb was found, police said. more

The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed down many things for Arizonans, but distribution of tax revenues isn’t one of them. As of May, the Arizona Department of Revenue had collected and … more

As the COVID-19 pandemic extended its tentacles into local cities and towns, municipal officials responded to decisions from the federal and state government for guidance to keep residents safe from … more

Every aspect of the upcoming Arizona 2020 prep football season is considered tentative as the spread of COVID-19 will ultimately determine where, when and by whom prep football will be played. more

Home prices went up across the nation during the first quarter of 2020 including in the Valley and Peoria, according to a recent report by the National Association of Realtors®. However, this statistic isn’t necessarily a good measure of the climate created by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, which came to the forefront halfway through the quarter, experts say. more

Peoria Police Officer Kevin Daniel Moe, 35, was arrested by the Surprise Police Department for an alleged domestic violence related incident, according to a news release. more

Peoria officials recently learned that a city employee has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. more

Across cities in the Valley, ordinances are in place that keep people from bringing their weapons — concealed or open — into city buildings, like city hall, council chambers, libraries, … more

Peoria police seek the public's help in identifying a suspect in a sexual offense and burglary case. The incident happened Wednesday morning at a residence near 95th and Olive avenues. Peoria … more

A day after the election, most school districts across the Valley are sighing relief following passage of their school bonds and overrides. Based on results posted Tuesday night at the Maricopa … more

New technologies almost always create new challenges and the increasingly visible electronic scooters are surely no exception. From Peoria to Paris, communities are straining to keep up as more and more shared active transportation vehicles, or SATVs, hit streets across the Valley and around the world. more

The FBI and local authorities continue to seek the public's help in identifying a bank robber dubbed the "Lunch Break Bandit." The suspect is believed to be in his 40s or 50s, 5 feet 6 inches tall … more

Typically, during the onset of monsoon season and the rising humidity which accompanies late-summer, Valley residents get some relief to the triple-digit heat … more