December 6, 2024

Author: Dillon Rosenblatt, Managing Editor

Dillon Rosenblatt grew up in New Jersey before coming to Arizona to study Journalism and Mass Communications at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School where he received his degree. He is an award-winning reporter who has bylines at the Phoenix New Times, Arizona Capitol Times, KJZZ, Copper Courier and now is the Managing Editor of InBuckeye. Rosenblatt also is the managing editor of a public records newsletter on Substack which he launched in 2022 called Fourth Estate 48 where he holds Arizona government officials and agencies accountable and shines a light on information the public deserves to know. When he's not reporting and editing, he's enjoying life with his fiancée, their cat, and dog.

Buckeye man caught selling stolen goods online after spree of burglaries

A 29-year-old Buckeye man faces multiple burglary charges following a series of incidents in October and November that involved stolen tools, coins, and household appliances. According to Buckeye Police Department […]

Buckeye City Council welcomes new members, prepares for future growth

The Buckeye City Council held a celebratory meeting Tuesday evening to swear in new members and honor outgoing officials, marking the start of a new chapter for the city amid […]

Buckeye teacher wins Fiesta Bowl grant to innovate PE program

Candice Wadding walked into Verrado High School on an ordinary Monday morning, expecting a routine day of teaching physical education. By the end of the day, she had experienced a […]

Jamaine Berry brings fresh vision to Buckeye City Council’s District 2

Jamaine Berry, the newly elected Buckeye City Council member, doesn’t mince words about his love for his hometown. “Buckeye is where I grew up, where I’ve raised my kids, and […]

Buckeye council to swear in new members, elect vice mayor

The Buckeye City Council will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening Dec. 3, marking the transition to newly elected officials and addressing key leadership appointments. The meeting will begin at […]

Stolen city truck crash closes road: Suspect goes down swinging in Buckeye

Baseline Road between 1st Avenue West and 1st Avenue East is closed as Buckeye police investigate a vehicle theft that led to a crash and an assault on two officers. […]

Kellie Zimmerman sworn in to Liberty Elementary School District Governing Board

There’s a new member on the Liberty Elementary School District Governing Board. Kellie Zimmerman, a longtime advocate for public education and active member of the Liberty community, was sworn in […]

In-N-Out Burger is coming to Buckeye, but when?

Buckeyeans know that fast food burger chain In-N-Out Burger has been expected to open in the city for some time now, but that time will have to wait a little […]

Buckeye’s Summit Church sells nearly 18 acres for $9.3 million

Buckeye is set to gain a significant multifamily housing project following the $9.3 million sale of a 17.89-acre property near West Roosevelt Street. The transaction, facilitated by Marcus & Millichap, […]

Buckeye joins top 5 ZIP codes for ESA enrollment

Buckeye’s 85326 ZIP code ranks among the top five in Arizona for participation in the state’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, with 897 students enrolled in Fiscal Year 2024 Quarter […]