Chandler city manager wants dozens of new positions
It was no secret that the City of Chandler was planning to add a significant number of new employees in its next budget. The city is adding its own ambulance service that will start in January and needs the staff to run that. But that’s not all. City Manager...
Paradise Valley Palace Snapped Up in Two-Day $16 Million Stunner
A brand-new estate in Paradise Valley did not linger in the listings. The single-level property at 6724 N. 62nd Street, pitched with a private wellness retreat and sweeping Camelback Mountain views, sold this month for roughly $16 million after a marketing sprint that barely lasted long enough to refresh your...
The old-school Arizona steakhouse locals still choose for big family dinners
Some restaurants are more than just a place to eat — they are a piece of living history. The Stockyards Steakhouse in Phoenix, Arizona has been serving up hearty, satisfying meals since 1947, making it one of the Valley’s most beloved dining institutions. With its Wild West atmosphere,...
12 Sparrow Behaviors in Arizona You Probably Didn’t Know
In Arizona, sparrows are everywhere, yet rarely noticed in detail. They move along sidewalks, gather in shrubs, and appear in quick bursts of activity that seem routine at first glance. But the more closely you watch them, the more their behavior begins to stand out in ways that feel surprisingly complex.
The Massive Flea Market In Arizona Is A Treasure Trove Of Priceless Antiques And...
My bank account might not always agree, but I’m convinced that spending a Saturday wandering through endless rows of priceless antiques and gorgeous handmade crafts is actually a form of high-level self-care. This incredible market in Arizona is absolutely huge, filled with the kind of one-of-a-kind finds that make...
Tommy Lloyd fuels North Carolina speculation with his postgame comments
Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd did nothing to quiet speculation linking him to the North Carolina job following Saturday’s win over Purdue. Lloyd offered some quotes Saturday that led some to wonder if he was fully committed to the Wildcats. In the wake of his team’s 79-64 win over Purdue, Lloyd talked about how...
Fast-moving Mesa apartment fire displaces about 25 people, fire officials say
Mesa apartment fire damages 13 units and displaces 25 people. Mesa Fire Department Captain Chris Tiller said crews responded to a fire near Gilbert Road and Main Street that started on the second floor and quickly spread.
Victim fighting for life after shooting at Tempe’s Mill Avenue
An overnight shooting in Tempe’s Mill Avenue District left one person with life-threatening injuries. Police say it appears isolated, but many questions remain unanswered. What happened near Mill and Third before sunrise?
Several stung in bee swarm at ASU Lacrosse game
TEMPE, Ariz. — A bee swarm disrupted a women's lacrosse game at Arizona State University on Saturday, stinging multiple people and forcing a postponement, university officials said. Tempe Fire personnel responded to treat those stung during the Sun Devil lacrosse game. University staff secured the area and...
Chandler renames Chavez events amid scandal
Like many others, the City of Chandler is distancing itself from labor rights activist César Chávez after accusations that he sexually abused girls and raped a woman. “Chandler is proceeding with the Noche Iluminada and For Our City Day events this weekend,” the city said in a March 19 statement. César Chávez’s name...

















