By Janet Perez | YourValley Florence Police Chief Bruce Walls will likely become Florence’s new town manager. At its Monday meeting, the Florence Town Council will be discussing and voting on appointing Walls to the town manager position, a
Photo courtesy of the town of Queen Creek By Queen Creek Sun Times During the annual Arizona Parks and Recreation Association (APRA) awards ceremony, the town of Queen Creek’s recreation manager Erica Perez received the Outstanding
By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter James McAvoy takes this psychological suspense thriller to another level, generating terror through his memorably unsettling performance. “Speak No Evil” is a remake of the
The Board spent the meeting discussing potential modifications to the Board of Supervisors procedures and use of Call to the Public at Board of Supervisors public meetings. As part
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Most of Arizona’s state agencies are hoping to claw back funding cuts from their budgets earlier this year,
Photo Via Wespac Construction (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Offerpad.) By AZRE Wespac Construction, Inc. announced the start of construction on a first-generation tenant improvement
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents PGA TOUR.) By Greg Barr | Phoenix Business Journal Matt Mooney has moved into the tournament chairman’s role for the 2025
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal New York-based Clarion Partners just sold a 497-unit Valley apartment community for $187.5 million, according to Tempe-based Vizzda LLC — nearly three times
By Jessica Boehm | Axios Phoenix’s skyline is a work in progress — a reflection of our wild population growth and the city’s relatively young age. Why it
By Brian Petersheim | InMaricopa Harbor Freight Tools announced this morning it is opening a store in Maricopa by the end of the year. The reason? Maricopa has just what the company is looking for, Harbor Freight spokesperson Donna Walker
By Amy Edelen | Phoenix Business Journal Gov. Katie Hobbs on Wednesday announced a new initiative to meet growing demand for skilled workers in Arizona. Hobbs launched the Talent Ready Initiative to coordinate her cabinet’s resources
By Aaron Decker | KTAR PHOENIX – In an effort to educate the community on the Holocaust, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne presented a multi-million dollar check to help build a Holocaust education
Photo courtesy of Land Advisors Organization By AZRE Recreational Investment Group LLP recently completed the $1 million purchase of 15.95 acres in Camp Verde, which its plans
(City of Avondale/Submitted) By Joe McHugh | West Valley View The Avondale Parks, Recreation and Libraries Department took home two awards at the Arizona Parks and Recreation (APRA) Conference
Via Kevin Hartke for Chandler Facebook By Independent Newsmedia Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke has been named president of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns executive committee. He’ll serve a two-year term to lead the 25-member executive
By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Young romance and heartfelt drama sprinkled with a little comedy gives this surprising independent feature a nice lift. “My Old Ass” is a coming-of-age story that premiered at the Sundance Film
By Jennifer Schutte | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson pulled a six-month stopgap spending bill from heading to the floor for
By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced Wednesday she’s working with two legislators to introduce legislation next session aimed
By Jacob Fischler, Ashley Murray | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump and other Republicans complained Wednesday that the previous night’s ABC News
By Newsweek Africa’s landscapes are not just renowned for their beauty—they are vital to the continent’s future and the planet’s health. These ecosystems have sustained
By Richard Dyer | Your Valley A multiple-residence development with 32 three-story townhomes is planned west of Recker Road and north of Main Street in Mesa. The Mesa Design Review Board on Sept. 10 discussed the look
By AZ Business Magazine A recent City Council work session offered insight about the steps being taken in Chandler to encourage housing development and address new housing-related state laws. Since January
By Bisnow Equity investment in opportunity zones has plummeted by nearly 70% this year as economic strain and uncertain tax breaks hold investors back despite the program’s approaching sunset in 2026. A potential extension
By NAHB The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) told Congress today how the Biden administration’s latest interpretation of the waters of the United States
By Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley | Mesa Independent The town of Queen Creek is proud to be one of the five Member Communities of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority, owner and
By Joe McHugh | West Valley View The city of Avondale recently broke ground on its newest amenity, Civic Center Park. Within reach of the Civic Center Library and newly added Aquatic
(City of Glendale) By Richard Smith | Your Valley Residents surveyed from Sierra Verde at Arrowhead Ranch and nearby areas of north Glendale meeting found proposed pickleball courts in their
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By Kiera Riley | State Affairs Lawmakers will take an extended break this session following the transmission of the GOP budget package to Gov. Katie
By Howard Fischer | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizonans who enjoy marijuana recreationally won’t have to worry about it being taken away — at
By Reagan Priest | AZ Capitol Times Key Points: Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the $17.9 billion budget proposal crafted by legislative Republicans, calling it “unbalanced