Economic-opportunity hub is opening in Phoenix
The Black Chamber of Arizona and HeroZona Foundation will anchor the new Arizona Legacy Center, a workforce and economic-opportunity hub opening Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, at 1 S. 24th St. in Phoenix. The organizations will work with Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s community outreach initiatives and other publi
Prosecutors add 2 fired Phoenix officers to Brady list. Their testimonies may not be...
Prosecutors have added two former Phoenix police officers charged in connection with a violent traffic stop to a list of law enforcement witnesses whose testimony may not be credible. Antonio Felix and Luis Vasquez Jr. are now members of the Brady list, which is a tally of law enforcement officers...
MCACC reports single-day record number of adoptions
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control notes a record-breaking day of 227 adoptions with a total of 417 dogs finding forever homes throughout the whole week.
Gilbert relaunches high water-use notification program
The Town of Gilbert has reactivated programs that notify customers about unusually high water use as part of ongoing water conservation efforts.
Arizona candidate David Redkey arrested for allegedly threatening judge, attorney
David Redkey, a Green Party candidate for Arizona's 3rd Congressional District, has been arrested for allegedly threatening a Superior Court judge and an attorney. Prosecutors said Redkey sent direct, threatening emails mentioning a gun and specifically targeting the victims, public service workers, and their children.
Chandler man threatened to run over kids at recess, stab Gov. Hobbs, docs say
CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — A 40-year-old Chandler man remains behind bars after allegedly threatening to run over children at an East Valley school and plotting to kill Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, according to court documents. Daniel Sterling Lamb was arrested Saturday and has been charged with making a terroristic...
Phoenix blues icon Carvin Jones has died
Arizona’s blues scene has lost a beloved musician and influential figure. Carvin Jones, the veteran guitarist and prolific performer whose electrified sound lit up venues throughout the Phoenix area and around the world, died Sunday from cancer. He was 60. Jones’ family announced his death Monday through his Facebook..
These Phoenix programs will pay you to help save water
Phoenix residents looking to cut back on their water usage — and bills — can benefit from several city programs built to encourage water efficiency. Why it matters: With looming cuts to the city's share of Colorado River water, the city could institute drought surcharges on water bills, making household water savings a
Country Thunder Arizona Sends Fans Into A Frenzy As Mysterious Pink Boot Billboards Are...
Country Thunder Arizona has unveiled what I can only imagine is its first headline teaser, and country music fans are excitedly trying to crack the code. North America’s largest country music festival brand has something exciting in store for Florence, Arizona when Country Thunder comes to town next year. The highly-an
How Phoenix is preparing for Colorado River water cuts
Phoenix has spent decades preparing for the type of Colorado River cutbacks it will face starting next year, but making up for them will still require lots of sacrifice and investment. Why it matters: The city doesn't yet know exactly how much water it will lose from the dwindling river , and Phoenix is pursuing severa

















