Chandler ready for a very different school year

By Kevin Reagan Staff Writer Michael Buist feels ready to start the new school year. It will be a year unlike any other when Chandler Unified...

Pandemic fuels fears of more child pool drownings

By Jim Walsh Staff Writer Firefighters and water safety advocates fear the COVID-19 pandemic is contributing to a troubling spike in pediatric...

Council races head to the wire Tuesday

By Kevin Reagan Staff Writer Chandler’s six City Council candidates have collectively spent nearly $123,000 campaigning during the last couple...

City’s virus-relief plan to aid businesses, others

By Kevin Reagan Staff Writer The City of Chandler will award grants to pandemic-stressed local businesses with some of the $30 million it received...

4 seek 3 seats on Chandler Unified school board

By Kevin Reagan Staff Writer The field has been set for candidates running in the Nov. 3 election for three open seats on the Chandler Unified School...

Lawmakers unhappy with emergency powers

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Some lawmakers want to revisit Arizona laws that give the governor broad powers in cases of emergency. Rep....

City offers many ways to play and have fun

By the City of Chandler July is Park and Recreation Month, an initiative of the National Recreation and Park Association celebrated each year in...

Hospitals, business groups target 2 initiatives

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Business groups are trying to keep Arizonans from voting on proposals to hike taxes on the wealthiest...

Chandler bar, 21 others sue over Ducey closures

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services A Chandler bar owner and 21 other tavern operators from around the state are asking the Arizona Supreme...

Lawmaker questions state COVID data

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services A Southern Arizona lawmaker is claiming that a new study he commissioned shows no correlation between the...