Gilbert homeowners opposes new housing development, wants more retail
Gilbert homeowners are upset at a developer who reportedly plans to put in 88 new homes instead of retail shops at Riggs and Higley...
High school students come to woman’s rescue after emergency
The Chaparral mountain biking team were out for a ride when an emergency situation turned them into heroes.Story continues
Northwest Valley Democrat club energized for upcoming elections
After a three-month summer hiatus, Maris Bears, president of the Northwest Valley Democrats Club opened the meeting Sept. 11 at the Sun City...
Phoenix Resident Indicted on First Degree Murder and Multiple Felony Charges in the Death...
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell has disclosed that Saul Bal, born August 1983, now stands indicted by a Grand Jury on multiple felony charges,...
Records issue means 100,000 Arizona voters may not have had citizenship verified
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether close to 100,000 registered voters will be able to cast a...
Scottsdale Public Library’s Civic Center Branch Brews New Beginnings with Yellow Spruce Roasters Café
Scottsdale's Civic Center Library is perking up its offerings with a new café that is sure to become a staple for local bibliophiles and...
Scottsdale Police and Schools Respond to Social Media Threats, Uphold Safety Amidst Concerns
As Scottsdale reels from a recent wave of social media threats targeting its schools, law enforcement and educational institutions are taking a proactive stance...
Lynda Carter, star of ‘Wonder Woman,’ endorses Democrats running against her sister
(This story was updated to add new information.) Lynda Carter, who starred as the original Wonder Woman in the 1970s, has endorsed...
Arizona tribe fights to stop lithium drilling on culturally significant lands
PHOENIX (AP) — Members of an Arizona tribe are trying to persuade a federal judge to extend a temporary ban on exploratory drilling...
Organized retail crime growing, but Ariz. has effective strategies to fight it, law enforcement...
Arizona retail leaders and Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell say organized retail crime is growing more pernicious, sophisticated and sometimes violent, but the state...
