2 hrs ago | AZCentral.com
Gilbert festival gives area talent chance to be in spotlight
The GilbertFest Family Music & Arts Festival will showcase the talents of about a dozen or so area musicians and about three dozen area artists, including students from several high schools.
6 hrs ago | AZCentral.com
Chandler to spotlight science at tech festival
The three-day event begins Thursday with the Chandler Tech Crawl. It will be followed by Friday night's art and science walk in downtown Chandler and culminate with students' science projects at the Chandler Center for the Arts on Saturday.
8 hrs ago | KOLD-TV Tucson
Roof rats moving from Phoenix to the suburbs
Roof rats are apparently finding the fruit crop better in the suburbs than in central Phoenix.
12 hrs ago | AZCentral.com
Gilbert, Higley school boards attracting candidates
Four local residents -- including two incumbents -- already have declared their intention to run for Gilbert Public Schools governing board while three incumbents on Higley Unified's board said they will seek another term.
16 hrs ago | The Wall Street Journal
Obama Budget: Infrastructure and Incentives for Manufacturing
President Barack Obama 's budget request to Congress Monday will include billions of dollars to boost infrastructure spending and incentives for manufacturers, who are key to lifting the economy and the president's re-election efforts.
Know him? PD look for burglary suspect
Chandler police are looking for the public's help identifying a suspect in several residential burglaries in the southeast Valley.
Sex+Money sex trafficking documentary highlights awareness, strategy initiative
Hope Covenant Church in Chandler, Arizona has a group of people who are passionate about doing their part to stop sex trafficking of children.
Chandler man suspected of beating girlfriend at salon
A Chandler man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of beating up his girlfriend in front of a hair salon, police said.
Chandler mansion battle rages on
The historic Chateau de Vie mansion and estate was built in 1964. Since then it has changed hands a few times, and the beautiful property is currently unoccupied.
Chandler expands Innovations incubator
The City of Chandler has leased an additional 25,297 square feet at the San Tan Tech Center, 145 S. 79th St.
Cities lining up to hire aquatics positions
It may say February on the calendar, but East Valley communities are starting to hire for summer - and some year-round - aquatics jobs.
Tempe's first apartments for deaf at capacity
A 75-unit apartment complex in Tempe is at maximum capacity six months after opening, but that's not what makes this complex different from any other in the city, the Valley or even most in the nation.
Taste of Kyrene benefits local families
The Taste of Kyrene is just under a month away and organizers hope that the second go-round proves to be even more successful than the inaugural fundraising effort.
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Death of television forces media to think outside box
Remember the good old days, when we all sat around the television watching our shows? The networks do, and they are getting nostalgic-and worried.
Chandler police investigate homicide
Chandler police are investigating a homicide that left a 38-year-old man dead following a home invasion Thursday morning and are trying to locate four male suspects who remain on the loose.
12, 2011, Shawn Smith was a 39-year-old toxicologist living in Chandler, Ariz., and thinking about his future.
Chandler school district opens talks on contracts
The Chandler Education Association, which covers teachers, and the classified staff's Educational Support Professionals of Chandler, met with Chandler administrators to begin negotiating a new contract for the 2012-13 school year.
Mayor focuses on good news, centennial in speech
Chandler Mayor Jay Tibshraeny's State of the City address had none of the cautiously reassuring "things will get better" tone of last year.
Tribal vote may not end South Mountain Freeway struggle
Despite Gila River Reservation residents' resounding "no" vote Tuesday, the battle over where the South Mountain Freeway extension will land may not be over.
Tomorrow: 5 stories to watch in Arizona
So you can stay ahead of the news, here's a quick look at some of the stories ABC15 will be keeping an eye on Thursday, February 9. WORKERS RALLY Union leaders, public employees, and community leaders will rally against a series of bills they say will harm Arizona workers.