spotlight
Worrisome trends about an increase in COVID-19 cases in Arizona were noted by a prominent Valley health expert and an organization that tracks cases in the state’s 15 counties.
News
spotlight
The Arizona Department of Transportation has again delayed the opening the 32nd Street Interchange and the multi-use path along the South Mountain Freeway.
spotlight
Now that Tempe Union High School District is equipping every student with a laptop, parents are being billed $30 annually for a new Laptop Protection Program to cover much of the cost of replacing or repairing them.
Sponsored Content
sponsored
Halloween is just around the corner, and for kids that means free candy. And free candy means an increased need to ensure you’re taking the proper steps to maintain adequate oral health. Candy is not only loaded with sugar, but is very acidic, and can have adverse impacts on the teeth if pro…
Ahwatukee Foothills News Digital Editions
Class of 2020
AFN Newcomers Guide
AFN Real Estate Guide
Business
spotlight
If one man’s misfortune is another man’s opportunity, the pandemic has been a gold mine for Shannon Stevens and Penny Briney.
spotlight
A major bourbon whiskey manufacturer wants the U.S. Supreme Court to stop an Arizona firm from producing a dog toy that the company’s attorneys say associates its “image of sophistication’’ with “juvenile bathroom humor.’’
Class of 2020
Kyrene Governing Board Elections 2020
Trending
Most Popular
spotlight
Ahwatukee residents who head over to the Habit Burger Grill just over the I-10 in Chandler o…
top story
When your overall health is an issue, there’s no such thing as too much information.
top story
Jessica Spada and Bonnie Smith have a lot in common.
spotlight
Intel wants to keep the good times rolling in Chandler.
top story
Tammy Opfer is a single mother of two who wants to set a good example for her son and daught…
top story
Jill and Jeremiah Green are bucking a trend.
top story
In a movie landscape full of exceptional special effects and some thin plots, Derek Dodd sea…
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
I was born and raised in Arizona by my wonderful parents who have always been active in the issues that shaped our beautiful state. My father’s first job after attending Arizona State University was as a land planner for the City of Phoenix.
The two biggest issues moving forward in 2021 will be continuing our response to the COVID-19 pandemic by passing additional support for families and small businesses, and continuing our investment in our K-12 schools.
The first major issue that I am focused on is the recovery from COVID-19 and the recession that it caused.
As we consider Arizona’s future, my two top priorities as your representative are the state’s COVID response and recovery and public education.
MORE SPORTS (Headlines)
spotlight featured
spotlight featured
spotlight featured top story
spotlight
Commented