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A group of Rio Verde Foothills residents wants to stop Scottsdale from turning off the standpipe that provides hauled water to about 700 homes in the 2,400-home community northeast of

The literary magazine helps sort, nurture and disseminate books that strive to achieve artistic merit.

It'll be the last chance for some seasonal events, but there'll also be outdoor activities that could be added to your schedule. 

State lawmakers are once again wading into the area of the rights of transgender minors.

You wont have to pay an entrance fee to explore your favorite — or new favorite! — park in Arizona on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

After years of warnings it may happen someday, Scottsdale turned off the water at the stand pipe servicing the Rio Verde Foothills community of about 2,000 homes northeast of the

Dont just daydream about your perfect trips this year. These five actions you can take right now will set you up to have your best vacations ever.

Homes in Rio Verde Foothills were relying on hauled water from Scottsdale, but the city cut them off since they are out of city limits. Now it's hauled from AJ.

State firefighter organizations lobbied the Legislature this year to put a question on the Nov. 8 ballot asking voters to approve a 20-year, .1% sales tax that would generate revenue

The first full weekend of 2023 in the Valley will have plenty of sports games to catch and farmers markets to visit.