Paul Maryniak

Spring baseball in Arizona doesn’t begin for another month but at Desert Vista Park, it slowly stirred awake last week.

Two Tempe Union High School District schools schools are among the beneficiaries of a $3.4 million grant from the Helios Education Foundation that will be used to help underserved students

A Valley conservative think tank has filed suit against Gilbert’s sales and hotel tax rate hikes, asking a judge to stop both dead in their tracks.

By Paul Maryniak, Tribune Executive Editor A ndres Barraza has never hid the fact that he is an ex-con.

A judge has declared that the trial of an Ahwatukee man on multiple charges related to a series of alleged terroristic attacks prior to the election is a complex case.

A new report detailing flaws in Phoenix’s response to domestic violence drew a sharp rebuke from some members of the City Council Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee last week about

Gov. Katie Hobbs addressed the Legislature the day before her Jan. 14 appearance at a breakfast for several hundred local business and government leaders sponsored by the East Valley Chambers of Commerce. (Howard Fischer/Capitol Media Services)

Gov. Katie Hobbs brought her vow to try to restore “our Arizona Promise” to the East Valley Jan. 14, telling several hundred business and government leaders her plan to do

As political and legal maneuvering ramps up on whether executions should resume for 111 Arizona inmates, a former Ahwatukee woman won’t be worrying for a while on whether a death

Kyrene School District began a new calendar year last week with a reconstituted board and a modern era record of sorts.