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Surprise District 3 Councilmember Patrick Duffy
Duffy, Judd to host joint district meeting in Surprise
Surprise city councilmembers Patrick Duffy and Chris Judd are hosting another joint district meeting. more
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Heard Museum exhibition in Phoenix celebrates ceramist Maria Martinez
The Heard Museum is hosting a major new exhibition, “Maria & Modernism,” which is on display now. more
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Phoenix event to pay tribute to women Arizona veterans
Veterans First Ltd. invites residents to celebrate and express gratitude to women who currently serve and have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. more
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An Arizona College Prep High School senior recently learned she’s been selected for a select program and honor. Camillia Baker, left, shown here with U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, was one of two Arizona high school students chosen to join Sinema and Sen. Mark Kelly in representing Arizona during the 62nd annual USSYP Washington Week, set for March 2-9 in Washington, D.C. The students will also receive $10,000 scholarships.
Chandler high school senior receives national honor, scholarship
An Arizona College Prep High School senior recently learned she’s been selected for a select program and honor. Camillia Baker was one of two Arizona high school students chosen to join … more
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#LeapOfKindnessDay was started in 2016 by the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce in New York. The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce is just one of three chambers across the state taking part in the initiative this year.
Business groups promote ‘Leap of Kindness’ day
It’s Leap Year, and of course that means February has an extra day in 2024. If you’re wondering what to do with your extra day, the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce is encouraging you to … more
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Arizona Sen. Anthony Kern, R-Peoria, pushed a bill that would allow any voters to sue a government for promoting what he called "Marxist ideology." That list included talking about reducing meat consumption, collecting information about greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting programs to reduce motor vehicle travel among others.
Peoria senator's bill advances that would allow lawsuits against governments based on 'Marxist ideologies'
PHOENIX — State senators voted Tuesday to let any Arizona resident sue any community they believe is “furthering Marxist ideology.” But not if fascism is being promoted. … more
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Former Central Arizona College women's basketball coach, Denise Cardenas, has been arrested on charges of fraud and theft.
Former CAC basketball coach arrested on theft charges
A former Central Arizona College women's basketball coach has been arrested by the Pinal County Sheriff's Office on six counts of fraudulent schemes and six counts of theft.   … more
Tabe Mesa Jeep Jamboree motoring into Anthem
The 9th Table Mesa Jeep Jamboree, an off-road weekend of adventure, will motor into Anthem this weekend. more
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Chandler City Council member Mark Stewart speaks during the Feb. 22 meeting. Stewart was the sole opposing vote on a code amendment that will “expand the ability to use the abatement process,” according to a staff report.
Chandler code amendments pass, with some opposition
By approving the consent agenda at its Feb. 22 meeting, the Chandler City Council made law a sweeping list of code amendments. But the vote on the 15 changes wasn’t unanimous. Council … more
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Ribbon-Cutting ceremony at Noble Ground Coffee in Mesa.
Noble Ground Coffee opens new Mesa location
Noble Ground Coffee opened its first Mesa location on Friday, Feb. 23. Located at 1134 S. Stapley Drive, Noble Ground Coffee’s Mesa spot will serve a variety of coffee, tea and snacks. … more
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Raad Noah Almansoori
Grand jury indicts suspect in Phoenix, Surprise stabbings
The 26-year-old man suspected of stabbing two women in Phoenix and Surprise and wanted in New York City in connection with the bludgeoning death of another has been indicted by a Maricopa County … more
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Valley Metro and the City of Phoenix are seeking input on the recommended route for the West Phoenix High-Capacity Transit Alternatives Analysis. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Feedback requested for proposed west Phoenix transit route
Valley Metro and the City of Phoenix are seeking input on the recommended route for the  West Phoenix High-Capacity Transit Alternatives Analysis . Based on community feedback and significant … more
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