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A construction worker continues installing a roof at a large housing development as the building boom kept going even through the coronavirus pandemic in April 2020 in Phoenix. The Arizona Legislature is close to a deal that could allow more housing be built to curb the state's housing shortage.
Legislature close to deal to bring more low-cost housing into Arizona
PHOENIX — Lawmakers aligned with both housing advocates and homebuilders are close to striking a deal with cities on a proposal designed to help address Arizona’s housing shortage by … more
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The HonorHealth Foundation and BOK Financial have partnered for an April, Springtime Food Drive to stock up the shelves at Desert Mission Food Bank.
The HonorHealth Foundation and BOK Financial collecting for Desert Mission Food Bank
One in six adults in the US depends on food banks, and demand is increasing due to inflation and fewer donations, according to a press release put out by the HonorHealth Foundation and BOK Financial. … more
An upcoming food exhibit will be on display at the Herberger Theater Center this October.
Herberger in Phoenix puts out call to artists for upcoming exhibit
The Herberger Theater is putting out a call to Arizona artists for an upcoming exhibit. more
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Royse Contemporary art studio is showing the Askew Series by Arizona artist Barbara Kemp Cowlin through May 18.
Royse Contemporary exhibiting Askew Series by Barbara Kemp Cowlin
Royse Contemporary art studio is presenting the Askew Series, a testament to the life and work of Barbara Kemp Cowlin. This exhibition will showcase a diverse array of her last series of paintings, … more
Oklahoma Army National Guard Sgt. Jim Croft consults with a patient during a routine checkup at the K’ima:w Medical Center in Hoopa, Calif., in this Aug. 5, 2009 photo. (Photo by Capt. Geoff Legler/Oklahoma Army National Guard)
Year of Medicaid ‘unwinding’ cuts 600,000, but renews nearly 2 million on state’s rolls
PHOENIX – One year after restarting the pre-pandemic review process for enrollment in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System … more
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The city is in the process of creating new rules and regulations for fiber optic broadband service.
Peoria primed for better fiber-optic broadband service
As fiber-optic broadband becomes essential for rapid, high-quality data transmission for both business and personal use, the city of Peoria is moving into the fast lane. more
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A man looks out over the Colorado River near Page, Arizona on Nov. 2, 2022. The seven states that manage the river are divided about how to account for the impacts of climate change in new plans about sharing its water. (Photo by Alex Hager/KUNC)
How city of Phoenix, CAP are addressing water supply issues
PHOENIX – Arizona, much like California and other states with large deserts, is having an issue with dwindling Colorado River water levels. With so many people living in and moving to … more
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An aerial view of the Glendale Civic Center, where the planning commission meets
Planners approve chemical plant in southeast Glendale
Pencco is cleared to build a chemical manufacturing plant on the northeast corner of 51st Avenue and Camelback Road, and area dominated by industrial uses. The Texas-based company provides  … more
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Daniela Cardim will be the first woman to serve as Ballet Arizona’s artistic director.
Ballet Arizona in Phoenix announces new artistic director
Ballet Arizona has a new artistic director. more
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Five students from Scottsdale area schools were chosen by the Dragon Kim Foundation for it’s fellowship program. The students are Zara Pearce, Nila Kathiravan, Sasha Ana, Maya Ravishankar and Parisa Choudhury.
Five Scottsdale students chosen for Dragon Kim Foundation Fellowship Program
The Dragon Kim Foundation, an Orange County, California-based nonprofit has announced the selection of 131 teens from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds living in Arizona, California, and Nevada to … more
The Clare Home, most recently the site of Bergies Coffee Roast House, is scheduled for demolition in May, but HD South and the developer are working on moving it instead so that it can be an exhibit for the museum.
'Crazy idea': Museum looks to save 106-year-old Gilbert home
The directors at Gilbert’s HD South and the developers at WAGS Capital, supported by construction professionals, think it is entirely possible to save Clare House, the second oldest building in Gilbert behind HD South itself. more
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Daniel Sestiaga experienced a severe case of Valley fever and went to the emergency room for it twice. (Photo by Jack Orleans/Cronkite News)
Valley fever hitting minority populations
TUCSON – Daniel Sestiaga remembers being in the COVID-19 ward of a hospital in late 2020. He tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19 in June, then later tested negative, but he was … more
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