Public health advocates urged voters last week to support a renewable energy mandate on the November ballot even though none of them could say how much of a difference it actually would make in ground-level air pollution.
If you ever wanted to get the feel of sitting behind the steering wheel of a school bus, Kyrene School District is giving you a chance this weekend.
Phoenix’s plan for back-to-back water rate increases will be on the agenda of the first meeting of the Ahwatukee Foothills Village Planning Committee.
Deed restrictions governing the defunct Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course cannot be used to force owner Wilson Gee to rebuild it because they only forbid certain developments and don’t require anything, his lawyer told the Arizona Court of Appeals.
In his continued push to make Arizona a preeminent destination for autonomous vehicle companies and technology, Gov. Doug Ducey was in Scottsdale last week to announce the establishment of the Institute for Automated Mobility.
Thirty-one East Valley teenagers have completed suicide in the past 15 months – including five since Aug. 30 – with the latest a 16-year-old Chandler boy who took his life last week.
Thirty-one East Valley teenagers have completed suicide in the past 15 months – including five since Aug. 30 – with the latest a 16-year-old Chandler boy who took his life last week.
The next time you throw something out your car window – especially a cigarette butt – when you drive down the freeway, think of it as throwing money away.
It seems a bit out of Alice in Wonderland.
Seventh graders at Altadeña Middle School last week proved you’re never too young to make a difference in the world.
Kyrene School District has scored a major federal grant to implement its social-emotional learning programs that aim to identify and reach troubled grade school and middle school students before they hurt someone or themselves
Citing “the increasing acrimony in the tone of our community dialogue,” Kyrene Superintendent Jan Vesely at last week’s school board meeting asked for the “end of divisiveness” among audience members.
Not content with the letter-grade system that the state uses to assess the quality of Arizona schools, Kyrene School District administrators have developed an assessment tool for tracking student performance in a way that enables them to address it more effectively.
Richard Bruner loves Lost Dutchman State Park, nestled at the base of the Superstition Mountains.
An Ahwatukee woman has been named the new chief executive officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley.
Campaign 2018 in Arizona enters its final phase today as early voting begins in advance of the Nov. 6 General Election.
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