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Ruby Mae Jewelry is a women-owned business that creates handmade jewelry + designs in the Valley to highlight unique craftsmanship during Women's History Month.

The firm seeks to capture the local spirit by showcasing its original creations.

Ted Price’s loved ones shared their feelings after his killer, Aaron Gunches, was executed by lethal injection at Arizona State Prison in Florence on March 19—bringing an end to a long legal fight and marking Arizona’s first execution since 2022.

Aaron Gunches, convicted for the 2002 murder of Ted Price, was executed at 10:33 a.m. Wednesday at a Florence prison via lethal injection—witnesses noted the IV placement went smoothly—and Ted Price’s family said justice was served.

Maricopa police released body camera footage showing that officers shot a 39-year-old man on January 29 near Porter and Bowlin roads after he held two knives and moved toward his father during a mental health crisis call, and he was taken to a hospital while investigations continue.

The owner of Just Because Desserts is showcasing tasty treats for Women's History Month.

The desserts — made just in time for the celebration — highlight a creative approach to marking the month.

Valley photographer Sandra Tenuto was featured for Women’s History Month—she was recognized for capturing local scenes with creative vision.

The feature honored her contribution to celebrating women's history.

Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo announced today that right-hander Zac Gallen will start on Opening Day—his third consecutive start after posting a 3.65 ERA last season.

Lovullo chose Gallen over new pitcher Corbin Burnes, who signed a $210 million contract, to lead the team this season.

Wild West Music Fest

2 PM – 10 PM — Copper Sky Regional Park — Visit website for ticket info — Experience three days of music, rides, and food in a festive atmosphere.