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A semi-truck carrying 40,000 pounds of donated food arrived at the Father McGivney Food Bank in Queen Creek as part of a nationwide campaign.
Council Member Dawn Oliphant recalls the town's early Trunk or Treat events as she notes the shift to new, smaller activities like Spooky Splash.
The town is implementing 20 smaller traffic improvements while a larger intersection project remains pending state regulatory action.
AAA Arizona reports that the state average for gasoline increased by 18 cents this week, reaching $4.87 per gallon.
Liberty high school football team secured a 43-14 victory over ALA-Queen Creek on Friday, marking their return to winning form after an initial season loss.
Phoenix Home Remodeling reports that Queen Creek's growing population of newer homes is shifting remodeling requests from structural updates to personalized interior adjustments.
Community leaders, students, and parents gathered at Chandler-Gilbert Community College for the second annual summit focused on preventing youth violence and improving digital awareness.
The Town of Queen Creek is purchasing a right-of-way parcel from QuikTrip to complete a long-pending road alignment project.
The Queen Creek Olive Mill is holding its 13th annual Garlic Festival this weekend, offering free admission, food, and live entertainment.
A new engineering initiative for ages 10 to 13 uses hands-on projects and professional guidance to teach design skills and community service.
Zach Ripperdan and former teammate Adam Lopez are launching an athletic clothing brand to support mental health awareness among athletes.
The Town of Queen Creek has designated $5 million in its current budget for 20 smaller transportation projects aimed at reducing delays and improving flow across the community.
Rita Ntusa Anagho received a 14-year federal prison term and was ordered to pay nearly $55 million in restitution for submitting fraudulent bills through her Tempe clinic.
Country Thunder Arizona is using Phoenix-area billboards and pink-themed online updates to hint at its first 2027 headliner.
Arizona voters will decide in November whether to cap grocery tax rates and require voter approval for future increases.
Arizona homeowners now pay an average of $2,225 a year for home insurance, more than the average property-tax bill.
Peoria’s City Council directed staff to prepare zoning changes that would require special use permits for data center proposals.
Arizona educators can submit requests for up to $2,500 in classroom resources through the Fiesta Sports Foundation's Wishes for Teachers program before the deadline.
Queen Creek Town Council will determine the initial annual water resource fee at a November 18 meeting, part of a long-term plan to secure water supplies.
Authorities are seeking information regarding 17-year-old Elove Thompson, who disappeared from Queen Creek, Arizona, on January 3, 2026.
The Queen Creek Town Council voted to authorize a $23 million expansion of its fleet maintenance facility, with construction expected to begin in October.
Queen Creek police arrested a man following a barricade situation on Sept. 18, clarifying that no gunfire occurred during the operation.
Pending home sales in Queen Creek fell by more than 30% in August, reflecting a broader slowdown in the Phoenix metro area driven by rising interest rates.
A suspect in Queen Creek was taken into custody without incident following a standoff with police that lasted close to four hours.
Queen Creek police resolved a tactical search warrant operation near Ellsworth and Ocotillo Roads with no injuries reported.
All four local school districts in the Queen Creek area reported no closures or delays as of 1:06 AM.
The Queen Creek Town Council held its first public hearing on a proposal to annex a small parcel of Maricopa County land to facilitate parking expansion for a local development firm.
New data shows large investment firms are selling homes in Maricopa County at a rate nearly 12 times higher than their purchases, while iBuyers remain net buyers.
The Queen Creek Olive Mill will hold its 13th annual Garlic Festival on two weekends in September, featuring garlic sales, cooking classes, and live entertainment.
Arizona state Sen. Jake Hoffman announced plans to compel testimony from Gov. Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes regarding a 2023 pay increase for a foster care housing provider.
A lockdown at Queen Creek High School has been lifted, according to local reports.
The Chandler Unified School District Governing Board voted to include a Native American land acknowledgment in all board meetings and graduations.
Road work in Mesa has reduced Ellsworth Road to one lane per direction through the Germann Road intersection, impacting drivers traveling between the two communities.
Apache Junction Unified plans to admit Empowerment Scholarship Account students through its AJUSD FLEX program next school year.
A federal judge declined to end long-running oversight of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, prompting the agency to express disappointment.
Proposition 320 would require certain Arizona school districts to devote at least 60% of their operating budgets to classroom instruction.
Heidi's Village has begun a program that brings long-term shelter dogs into its Phoenix facility for adoption.
Residents rescued a young emu from a Gilbert canal before police took the bird to Crystal's Critter Haven.
Antonette Shirley, Chandler Unified’s indigenous student engagement specialist, received the Arizona Department of Education’s Copper Apple Award for August.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints confirmed the Queen Creek Temple will be built on land previously part of unincorporated San Tan Valley.
Live air pollution monitoring in Queen Creek is provided by a single station operated by two state and county environmental departments.
Gas prices in Queen Creek decreased slightly, with the highest local rate dropping to $4.69 per gallon.
The hospital system filed a motion with federal labor officials to invalidate a recent election by medical staff, alleging the union interfered with the process.
The Queen Creek Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval for a rezoning and site plan that would allow Carder Development to expand its parking facility.
