Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of August.
Good morning, Maricopa.
Mortgage rates have dropped, potentially leading to more refinances in Arizona as Fed hints at further rate cuts, increasing buyers and refinances in the market.
Maricopa County allocates $150,000 to aid foster care alumni with housing and career training at EVIT's new residence hall, HopeTech.
Maricopa County voters to decide on school bonds, overrides, board members, and superintendent in upcoming elections, impacting education funding and policy.
Republican incumbent David Schweikert and Democrat Amish Shah compete in the closely watched Arizona's 1st Congressional District race.
Maricopa County warns against eating at unpermitted food vendors following 17 reports of food poisoning.
Arizona has not seen the same summer COVID-19 surge as other regions, with stable cases and expected moderate increases with school reopenings.
Walmart recalls Great Value Apple Juice in select states due to high inorganic arsenic levels, not affecting Arizona.
Evening Entertainment at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino
Experience an exciting night of entertainment at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino's Events Center in Maricopa, Arizona.
SYN & WIN: Community Game Day
Experience a fun and easy game event where you can connect with neighbors and win prizes while supporting local nonprofits.
Live Concert by Jesse & Joy at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino
Experience the enchanting performance of Latin Grammy Award-winning duo Jesse and Joy at The Events Center.
16th Annual KiDs DaY MaRiCoPa
Experience a fun and educational day focused on health and safety for children and families, featuring interactive demonstrations, food, and special guest appearances.
Art & Sip Paint Class at The Roost
Experience a fun and engaging art class where all supplies are provided, perfect for creative individuals ages 8 and up.
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