Local News in Maricopa County

Supervisor Steve Gallardo Offers Condolences to Loved Ones of George Dean

I am deeply saddened by the passing of my dear friend George Dean, longtime President and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Urban League and a dedicated champion for civil rights, equality and opportunity.

Register to vote Latino Arizona—your vote is your voice

Register to vote Latino Arizona, the Latino vote matters in a significant way! Arizona Latino voters have made up >15% of the electorate in every election since 2016. Arizonans must register to vote by October 5, 2026 in order to participate in the midterm elections. If you are a…

Maricopa County Awarded $1.5 Million Grant to Expand Services for Incarcerated Veterans

Maricopa County has been awarded a three-year, $1.5 million grant by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Incarcerated Veterans Transition Program to expand workforce development services...

Fall Fountain Hills Farmers Market Opens Sept. 5 Featuring ‘Tasting of Fall Flavors’

The Fall Farmers Market debuts Saturday, Sept. 5 and will feature a diverse “Tasting of Fall Flavors”, highlighting more than 20 food vendors serving seasonal favorites inspired by pumpkin, apple, pear, maple, caramel, cinnamon, sweet potato, and more.

Fall Fountain Hills Farmers Market Opens Sept. 5 Featuring ‘Tasting of Fall Flavors’

The Fall Farmers Market debuts Saturday, Sept. 5 and will feature a diverse “Tasting of Fall Flavors”, highlighting more than 20 food vendors serving seasonal favorites inspired by pumpkin, apple, pear, maple, caramel, cinnamon, sweet potato, and more.

Opinion: Trump-picked candidates Biggs, Petersen, Kolodin—election deniers—seek Arizona’s most powerful offices

Election deniers on the Arizona midterm November ballot Andy Biggs The GOP nomination for Governor, Andy Biggs, powered by his loyalty to Trump is the Republican candidate for Arizona governor. Upon entering the race in January of 2025, Biggs, during a local interview, was…

ASU demolishes Morgan State 70-7—rare shortened fourth quarter by mutual agreement

ASU fans saw a shortened fourth quarter on Saturday’s season opener. According to the NCAA Rulebook, “Any time during the game, the playing time of any remaining period or periods may be shortened by mutual agreement of the opposing head coaches and the referee” When a game…

Planning Commission Vacancies

Town Council seeks residents interested in serving on the Paradise Valley Planning Commission.

Overseeding Prep Work to Begin at Fountain Park in September

Prep work for annual overseeding at Fountain Park will take place in September to ensure the park remains lush and green throughout the winter months.

Maricopa County Celebrates Grand Opening of Center Bringing Vital Resources to Surprise Residents

Editorial: “The Hottest Picture I Own” Brother’s Tribute to Rob Buck, Founding Member of 10,000 Maniacs

By TJ Buck A Brother’s Tribute to Rob Buck for the 10,000 Maniacs Anniversary. This photograph was taken in Tempe, Arizona, in September 1997. That’s me on […]

City Services Expansion Planned to Support Apache Junction’s Growth

The city is planning ahead to ensure public safety, library, parks and other essential services keep pace with the needs of the community as it grows! Learn more about the City Services Expansion project and what it means for residents!