Surprise City Council Unveils Strategic Plan for Sustainable Growth and Civic Engagement
Surprise City Council has developed a strategic plan focusing on public safety, transportation, community experience, fiscal responsibility, economic growth, government transparency, and water sustainability.
Arizona Department of Education Grants Primavera Online School Retroactive Alternative Status for 2024
The ADE granted Primavera Online School retroactive alternative status for 2024, acknowledging its service to demographics suited for alternative schools. This status won't change Primavera's current academic grade.
Buckeye Municipal Airport to Host Star-Spangled July 4th Bash with Fireworks and Live Country Music
Buckeye Municipal Airport is hosting its July 4th celebration with live music, food trucks, crafts, and a fireworks display, with a reminder that glass and personal fireworks are prohibited.
Arizona Senate Nears Vote on $500 Million Public Funding for Chase Field Renovations
The Arizona State Legislature is considering a revised bill that would grant $500 million in public funds for Chase Field renovations, with a $250 million contribution from the Diamondbacks and stipulations for ensuring the team's long-term presence.
Arizona Governor Hobbs Advocates for State's Interests in Colorado River Negotiations, Stresses Importance of Sustainable Water Management
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs discussed Colorado River water management and conservation with a key federal official, emphasizing the state's contributions and the importance of cooperation for sustainability.
Queen Creek Gym Employee Arrested After Dogs Die in Hot Car During Staff Meeting
Abraham Delarosa was arrested after his dogs died in a hot car while he was in a staff meeting at EOS Fitness in Queen Creek. Despite his CPR attempts and claims of providing essentials, the dogs did not survive, leading to charges of animal cruelty.












