The federal government pumped a staggering amount of money into 1,119 Ahwatukee businesses, nonprofits, schools and other entities to hold on to 9,932 jobs as the economy began reeling during the first few months of the pandemic.
After another dramatic rise in COVID-19 cases in the county and state, Gov. Doug Ducey ordered restaurants to reduce capacity to less than 50% and emphasized more tests were coming.
The new owners of Club West’s former golf course don’t expect to complete a proposal for the site until late this year and will spend the next few months soliciting ideas from homeowners on what they’d like to see there.
The Tempe Union High School Governing Board last week deferred action on a move to transfer $450,000 earmarked for school resource officers at four high schools, including Desert Vista and Mountain Pointe as it unanimously approved a $113-million maintenance and operations budget and a $20.…
The six-year battle over the future of the Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course could land before the nation’s highest court, owner Wilson Gee’s attorney disclosed last week.
The new school year in Ahwatukee schools was further scrambled last week as Gov. Doug Ducey ordered campuses across the state to remain closed until at least Aug. 17.
The new school year in Ahwatukee schools was further scrambled last week as Gov. Doug Ducey ordered campuses across the state to remain closed until at least Aug. 17.
The vast majority of Arizonans may get a chance to decide whether the top 4 percent of wage earners should pay more to support education.
Lori Vallow’s former husband warned Gilbert Police that his wife had “lost her mind” a few months before he and his children wound up dead.
New pressure is building on Gov. Doug Ducey to reverse his defense of having monuments to the Confederacy on state-owned property.
An Ahwatukee pet food and supply store will offer a class on CPR for pets this weekend.
When Sharon Wozny realized that kids with cancer were missing out on important learning opportunities – a result of cancer-related school absences – she went to work on a solution.
Gov. Doug Ducey’s latest executive order to slow the spread of COVID-19 last week blindsided those who work in the fitness industry and drew defiance from at least one major chain of gyms.
Arizona voters may be asked in November if they’re ready to overturn some mandatory sentencing laws adopted decades ago.
Backers of a campaign to legalize recreational use of marijuana submitted about 420,000 signatures on petitions Wednesday to put the issue on the November ballot.
Registration is now open for the Area Agency on Aging’s Too Many Treasures Hoarding Therapy Group. The 14-week virtual sessions will begin in early September and run through mid-December.
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