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The latest local news from Queen Creek.
The Arizona State Transportation Board has approved an $11.3 billion five-year highway plan that includes a new West Valley freeway and major widening projects across Maricopa County.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9410 in the East Valley area, down from last week and less than the state average.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9460 in the East Valley area, down from last week and less than the state average.
A Queen Creek couple's gender reveal using dyed doves has drawn criticism from wildlife experts despite the owner's claims of safety.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego joined 40 mayors worldwide in endorsing a new voluntary pact to shape sustainable data center development, as the Phoenix metro region grapples with surging demand from the AI boom.
Early voting has begun for Queen Creek residents ahead of Arizona's July 21 primary election, with three Town Council seats and a slate of state and congressional races on the ballot.
The Town of Queen Creek is providing financial rebates to residents and businesses that remove high-water-use turf in favor of water-efficient landscaping.
Recent developments in Pinal County include a federal indictment for arson, a new sheriff's program, and a deadly crash investigation.
Voters in Queen Creek participated in a local election to select candidates for municipal office.
An 82-year-old Queen Creek resident remains in intensive care with severe burns and heat stroke after falling asleep at a community pool.
Republican and Democratic contenders for Arizona's 5th Congressional District outline their backgrounds in response to a recent questionnaire.
The Town of Queen Creek is providing financial incentives to residents and businesses for replacing water-intensive grass with drought-tolerant landscaping.
The Queen Creek municipal calendar includes an entry for a romance book club, though specific details about the event remain unclear.
