COOLIDGE — Two Coolidge men have been indicted by a grand jury for allegedly breaking into a local school.

COOLIDGE — Last year the Hope International Food Pantry handed out 155 Thanksgiving boxes to the community, and this year it doubled the amount.

COOLIDGE — In the last 13 years Coolidge has gone from issuing almost no permits for new homes to more than 800 or an average of more than 70 home permits every month.

COOLIDGE — NextEra Energy Inc. moved one step closer to building a solar plant on Storey Road when the Coolidge Planning and Zoning Commission approved a site plan with some stipulations.

COOLIDGE — Local residents have asked the Coolidge Planning and Zoning Commission to amend how solar projects are zoned.

COOLIDGE — All aboard is what Coolidge residents could be hearing in the future, as President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill has set aside billions of dollars for train service, which could include runs from Phoenix to Tucson with a stop in Coolidge possible.

COOLIDGE — Every time it rains in Coolidge, city staff run around with buckets to catch the water coming in from leaks in the roof at the Coolidge police station at Arizona Boulevard and Palo Verde Avenue.

SAN TAN VALLEY — Now that Lucid Motors has begun delivering luxury electric vehicles to customers, is Nikola Motor Co. far behind?

COOLIDGE — After the city shared with the Coolidge Unified School District current housing trends, which could spike student enrollment, the school board was told of options to handle the increase.

COOLIDGE — The Coolidge City Council on Monday night took action to bring commercial services to Eleven Mile Corner by approving an infrastructure and services plan for the Conway II annexation.

ELEVEN MILE CORNER — Few people attended Salt River Project's open house last week at the Pinal Fairgrounds and Event Center on expansion of an SRP power plant.

FLORENCE — After many weeks of planning and work, Butte View Cemetery now includes a “Children’s Meadow,” commemorating the area where some of the youngest local residents were laid to rest more than 100 years ago.

COOLIDGE — Nikola Motor Co. has been in negotiations to pay $125 million in accrued liabilities to settle fraud allegations brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company announced Thursday.

COOLIDGE — Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology has moved one step closer to begin constructing a building for welding, construction and heavy equipment operations for students.

COOLIDGE — As gasoline prices have surged close to $3.50 a gallon, local entities, like the city of Coolidge, are feeling the effects.

COOLIDGE — Crimes in Coolidge have been decreasing, according to statistics from the Coolidge Police Department.

COOLIDGE — Salt River Project executives working toward the Coolidge Expansion Project told the Coolidge City Council on Oct. 25 about the need for the project.

COOLIDGE — A Sacaton woman is facing charges after she allegedly pulled a screwdriver on a Coolidge man and demanded the keys to his car.

COOLIDGE — Sun City Anthem residents Bob Warda and T.J. McCargar, who live in a 55-and-older active community, want to keep residents active.

Dr. Chalmers Duthie Johnson left his home state of Colorado and moved his wife and first child to Coolidge in 1951. It was there he began a medical practice that would span three decades.

COOLIDGE — The Coolidge City Council on Monday night approved the beginning stages of two developments that could bring more housing including apartment units to the city.

With nearly 25 years of instructional and administrative experience in higher education, Steven Gonzales has proven his commitment to education and established himself as an industry leader.

COOLIDGE — Coolidge scholarships were created in 1984 to provide help to Coolidge High School students who wanted to further their education.

COOLIDGE — Everyone notices when roads are in bad condition and know they either need to be replaced or repaired, and the city of Coolidge has taken notice.

PHOENIX — A former Coolidge real estate agent has been found guilty of 32 counts of wire fraud and money laundering in connection with a land fraud scheme.

COOLIDGE — Following a wet summer, Coolidge officials are informing residents who are out of compliance to clean up their properties.

COOLIDGE — City officials are anxiously watching progress on the North-South Corridor freeway/parkway, thinking that it will have wide economic impacts for the city.

COOLIDGE — Orsted Energy received approval for its site plan with a few revisions during the Planning and Zoning Commission hearing on Oct. 6, while NextEra Energy Resources withdrew its application for the Valley Farms Solar project.