Paul Maryniak

From the time she was 5 until she was 18, Yogi was Queen Creek teenager Hailey Hashisaki’s “soul dog.” His death changed the direction of her life.

T he war between the East Valley Institute of Technology and nine East Valley school districts has gone nuclear, no longer involving lawyers and administrators but parents and thousands of students as well.

Many corporations have learned the value of asking their customers how they can improve their product or service.

Tempe Union High School District's long-running enrollment decline is expected to continue into the next decade as falling birth rates, aging neighborhoods, rising housing costs and expanding school-choice options continue to reshape the public school landscape.

If there was ever a month in Queen Creek’s housing market that didn’t change much from one year to the next, April was it, judging by data from Phoenix Realtors.

Despite stepped up recruitment efforts over the last few years, Phoenix Police have been unable to fill over 500 sworn officer positions City Council has consistently set aside money for. The numbers at the top of these bars showed how many were actually hired on average each year year since.

The war between the East Valley Institute of Technology and nine East Valley school districts has gone nuclear, no longer involving lawyers and administrators but parents and thousands of students

The war between the East Valley Institute of Technology and nine East Valley school districts has gone nuclear, no longer involving lawyers and administrators but parents and thousands of students

The war between the East Valley Institute of Technology and nine East Valley school districts has gone nuclear, no longer involving lawyers and administrators but parents and thousands of students

People who illegally and thoughtlessly set off banned fireworks in Phoenix now risk costly penalties if they're caught after City Council unanimously toughened regulations governing their use by as much as the Legislature allows.