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Only one business submitted an application for Phoenix's new vendor program for this month's First Friday, per the city. Why it matters: It's been five months since the city and organizers ended the street closures and roadside vendor stalls that had long been hallmarks of First Friday, in response to a string of " ugl

Nearly 100 years after Arizona Biltmore and Wrigley Mansion were established, the two landmarks are now back under the same ownership. The post Arizona Biltmore and Wrigley Mansion Reunite Under Shared Ownership appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .

If you need any proof that what's old is suddenly new again, think about your grandmother's house. For years, her abundance of flora, skirted furniture, and wallpapered-everything would be hallmarks of an outdated, mothball-infested space. But now? Those cutesy elements are everywhere—and fringe is joining the ranks. B

MESA, AZ — They are the Queen Creek Unified School District's mother-daughter teaching duo, inspiring their students and each other!. Last month, ABC15's Nick Ciletti introduced us to Sadie Hilland, a physical education teacher at Mountain Trail Academy. That same day, Nick also met Heather Hilland, who teaches kinderg

What makes a city truly memorable? Sometimes, it’s not the famous landmarks or the places everyone already knows about, but the small discoveries that make you feel like you’ve found something special. In Phoenix, those discoveries can happen around a table, in a cozy neighborhood cafe, a charming...

The former play-by-play broadcaster of the Phoenix Mercury was cut from his new Portland job within hours over resurfaced social media posts.

MESA, Ariz. - A family is searching for justice following the death of a loved one with special needs who was found dead inside a care facility vehicle in Mesa. The medical examiner report officially ruled heat as the cause of death for 36-year-old Lorenzo Lopez. Now the attorney representing his family will be filing

The Finleys paid $622,000 of a $900,000 contract and have an unfinished shell of a house.

October is here, and along with pumpkins and pretending it’s cold enough to wear a sweater, it’s time for the Arizona State Fair. The kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, lights and tastes kicked off on Thursday, and will run every weekend for the rest of the month. Fair days begin at noon and run until the lights on the gi

Hoofprints in wet river sand are usually the first clue, and then you look up and a whole band of wild horses is wading through the water in front of you. That scene plays out regularly along a stretch of river in Arizona, less than an hour from the Phoenix suburbs.