Peoria to Launch Major Roadway Enhancement on 67th Avenue Corridor by Spring 2025
Peoria is renovating the 67th Avenue corridor, which will involve widening the road, adding a median, bike lanes, and pedestrian paths. Work to relocate power lines begins soon, with full construction starting spring 2025.
President Nygren Advances Navajo Interests at White House, Urges ONHIR Commissioner Appointment, and Honors Code Talker
President Buu Nygren submitted a quarterly report to the Navajo Nation Council while attending crucial meetings at the White House, advocating for ONHIR commissioner appointment and honoring late Navajo Code Talker John Kinsel, Sr.
Scottsdale Circle K Sells $1 Million Winning Lottery Ticket and Buckeye Fry's Marketplace Ticket Wins $50,000 Prize
A $1 million lottery ticket was sold at a Circle K in Scottsdale, Arizona, with the winner yet to claim the prize. Additionally, a $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Fry's in Buckeye.
Phoenix High School Dance Disrupted as Juvenile Arrested After Confrontation with Police, No Firearms Found
A juvenile was arrested at a Phoenix school dance following an altercation with police, where a Taser was used. No gun was found, only a pencil and comb. The student faces charges; no one was seriously injured.
Phoenix New Times and Westword Amplify Local Voices with Membership Drives Ahead of Elections in Arizona and Colorado
The Phoenix New Times and Colorado's Westword launch membership drives to support independent journalism, focusing on local election coverage and asserting the value of their in-depth reporting.












