Roosevelt News

He was a liberal president who was accused by conservatives of attempting to fundamentally alter the American way of life.

By Bonnie Henry Mystery solved. Well, sort of. A few weeks ago, we ran a story about the old KEVT radio station, along with a photo of four unknown musicians.

The future is being invented in Downtown Phoenix. While much recent attention has been focused on CityScape and the Downtown ASU campus, a few blocks away, some of the brightest high school students in the state are pushing the boundaries of science and math.

South Phoenix's Roosevelt School District , historically one of the Valley's worst-performing districts, made an impressive gain in test scores in 2009.

Superior gets its sizzle on with line-up of Independence Day festival fun for residents and visitors alike 06/24/09 Email this story to a friend Downtown Superior comes alive this 4th of July as residents and visitors celebrate our freedom with an enjoyable slate of events centered around the Main Street/Besich Park area.

While President Obama's current economic stimulus plan does not emphasize large public works projects, this was not the case in Yuma County during the Great Depression, when a program put people to work on irrigation projects.

Three state agencies put out a serious-sounding mercury advisory today for fishermen using Roosevelt Lake and Lake Pleasant, the state's biggest lakes.