Gilbert School Board President Sheila Uggetti's Name Remains on Ballot Posthumously as Election Looms
Gilbert Public Schools board president Sheila Uggetti died before the election but remains on the ballot. Her votes will not count, and the candidate with the next highest votes will be elected.
ASU Students to Face $350 Tuition Surcharge Amid State Funding Cuts for Spring 2025
ASU students face a $350 tuition surcharge in spring 2025 due to state funding cuts. The cuts also threaten the Arizona Teachers Academy and the Arizona Promise Scholarship Program. ASU's Lake Havasu center will close as a cost-saving measure.
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Grapples With Over 800 Detention Officer Shortages Amid Safety Concerns
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office faces a shortfall of 853 detention officers, leading to dangerous work conditions. Efforts to remedy this include a $7,500 bonus for new hires, recruitment events, and plans for a clearer career pay scale.
Historic Heartbeat, Phoenix's Warehouse District Revels in Hispanic Heritage Month
Phoenix celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a focus on the Warehouse District's Hispanic history, highlighting landmarks like the Gerardo Building and Arvizu's El Fresnel Grocery that were crucial to the Mexican-American community.
Gilbert Buzzes with Festive Spirit, From Sensory-Friendly Shopping and Family Triathlons to Hispanic Heritage and Cinema Under the Stars
Gilbert's autumn events offer sensory-friendly shopping, family triathlon, cultural celebrations, outdoor movies, music and food festival, orchestra concert, Halloween activities, and more.











