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A company famous for creating a “car-free” community in Tempe moved a step further in its bid to create a “car-lite” development at Mesa’s notorious Site 17.

Some animals behave strangely during solar eclipses and looking at the sun without adequate protection can swiftly cause permanent eye damage, meaning special care needs to be taken to ensure adults—as well as children and pets—safely enjoy the experience.

With the solar eclipse on Monday, we wanted to know if there’s anything we can do to safeguard our pets.

Morehead State's Preston Spradlin will be the next head coach for JMU men's basketball.

On Monday, April 8, much of the United States will have the opportunity to witness a partial or total eclipse. Scientific experts at Virginia Tech have answered

On Monday, April 8, much of the United States will have the opportunity to witness a partial or total eclipse. Scientific experts at Virginia Tech have answered

Readers react to Labor and Coalition schemes that would draw on superannuation savings.

A mainstay on the Northeast Ohio music scene, Rachel Brown & The Beatnik Playboys have new effort ‘Full Moon Rendezvous,’ Harpersfield Winery gig

Buoyed by a state grant, Mesa officials and community leaders last week formally launched a fundraising campaign to develop the state’s first and only museum dedicated to the Major League

Yacaaba Centre, Port Stephens Family and Neighbourhood Services, Tomaree Neighbourhood Centre, and Jupiter Youth Mental Health Service each granted $100,000.