Catholic nun and doctor who treats homeless says ‘people will die’ over Phoenix parks...
An Orthodox Christian group is threatening to sue the city of Phoenix over a controversial new ordinance it passed last month that bans groups from providing medical care and food to the homeless in city parks — unless they have one of two permits that will be available for it per month in some parks.
Every concert announced at The Van Buren in 2026 (so far)
The Van Buren is not only one of downtown Phoenix’s most popular concert destinations, its also a vibe. The 20,000-square-foot venue at Third Avenue and Van Buren Street occupies the historic Phoenix Motor Company building, which was revamped into a stylish live music and nightlife hub in 2017. Over...
American Flag damaged, removed at Hoover Dam
A post on the Hoover Dam’s Facebook page Tuesday announced that the flag has been removed after it was damaged with an “unexpected tear.”
Community members demand accountability after Deer Valley school board member’s controversial gesture
PHOENIX — Tensions ran high Tuesday night as outraged parents, educators, and community members packed a Deer Valley Unified School District board meeting to confront board member Kim Fisher over what many described as an anti‑Semitic gesture made during a meeting two weeks earlier. The controversy centers on...
City envisions development on 10 acres at former Christown Spectrum center
The city of Phoenix is looking for developers to build out a transit-oriented mixed-use project on 10.2 acres of city-owned property at the former Christown Spectrum Mall site.
Scottsdale City Council approves $600,000 crosswalk on Shea Boulevard
The Scottsdale City Council approved its budget for next year, which includes a controversial $600,000 crosswalk along Shea Boulevard.
Dine Above The Desert At This Award-Winning Arizona Restaurant With Views You’ll Always Remember
The moment I sat down, the desert seemed to stretch forever, all soft ridges, glowing sky, and that peaceful kind of quiet only Arizona knows how to deliver. I love a restaurant that understands the setting without letting the scenery do all the work. Here, the plates arrive with just as much thought as the view, and t
Nazi-salutin’ Deer Valley school board member storms out of meeting
After throwing up a Nazi salute at a Deer Valley Unified School District governing board meeting last month — a gesture that brought immediate backlash and countless negative news articles — board member Kim Fisher had to know the next school board meeting would be a rough one for her.
Windy City Cash Grabs Mesa Med Campus for $48 Million
Out-of-town money just planted another flag in the East Valley. Chicago-based investors on Tuesday paid $48 million in cash for a two-building medical-office campus in Mesa, picking up the Stapley Medical Center complex just south of U.S. 60 and slotting it into the Valley’s growing roster of outpatient healthcare real
The Giant Thrift Store In Arizona That Seems Almost Too Good To Be True
Tucked along South McClintock Drive in Tempe, Arizona, there is a thrift store so packed with incredible finds that shoppers keep coming back week after week. Habitat For Humanity ReStore in Tempe is not your average secondhand shop — it is a massive, well-organized store filled with furniture, appliances, home improve
