Community mourns Buckeye man swept away in floodwaters
Family and friends are mourning the loss of Vince Upton, who was swept away by sudden floodwaters in Buckeye on Sunday while trying to get home. After days of searching […]
City annexes acres downtown
Buckeye City Council unanimously approved the annexation of 2.5 acres in the city’s historic downtown activity center last night, following the second public hearing in as many weeks. According to […]
ADOT shares public feedback on Jackrabbit Interchange Project
The Arizona Department of Transportation has released a summary of their outreach campaign to hear the public’s opinion about its Interstate 10/Jackrabbit Trail interchange project. That summary tells us […]
City budget approved
Buckeye’s Fiscal Year 2025-2026 city budget was unanimously approved at council’s June 3 meeting, with no alterations from the May 20 tentative budget hearing. The nearly $819.7 million budget comes […]
5 residential acres annexed into city
Approximately five acres of land at S. Apache Rd. and the south frontage of Beloat Road has been approved for annexation into the City of Buckeye. Currently zoned Maricopa County […]
Family of eight displaced after Buckeye Valley patio fire spreads
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Earlier today, fire department units from Buckeye Fire Medical Rescue Department, Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (AFMA), Goodyear, and Avondale responded to a fire on 193rd Avenue in Buckeye Valley. […]
Buckeye takes over operations of Joe Foss Shooting Complex
Joe Foss Shooting Complex is making a comeback, thanks to a new partnership between Maricopa County and Buckeye. The two government bodies have announced a partnership to reopen the Joe […]
Lawsuit dismissal clears way for Buckeye infrastructure upgrades
Buckeye residents can breathe a sigh of relief as the Maricopa County Republican Committee (MCRC) has filed a motion to dismiss its lawsuit challenging Proposition 479, a voter-approved measure to […]
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 […]
Cooling centers, hydration stations help keep locals cool
Cooling centers and hydration stations are lifesavers for Buckeye residents that do not have immediate access to water or air conditioning. Just four months ago, Glennceria “Glenny” Lyles, 64, found […]