Experience AZ: 5 steakhouses to try in Arizona
Experience AZ magazine is Arizona’s go-to travel and adventure guide, showcasing the best places to eat, stay, shop, explore and experience across the state. Here are five steakhouses that you can experience in Arizona. DEEPER DIVE: Read all the Ranking Arizona Top 10 lists here. INDUSTRY INSIGHTS: Want more...
Downtown Mesa food hall will help fledgling eateries
Start-up restaurateurs will soon be able to learn resiliency and sustainability with Main Street Market, an incubator food hall planned for downtown Mesa that will also offer up seven food concepts to the public. Mesa City Council approved a 10-year lease agreement with Local First Arizona to operate an incubator...
Arizona Has A Liquidator Warehouse Where The Prices Feel Like Someone Forgot A Decimal...
I pulled into the parking lot on a Tuesday morning with low expectations and a short shopping list. What I found here completely rewrote my understanding of what a discount store could be. Furniture priced under $700, electronics stacked in tidy rows, kitchen appliances still in their original packaging, and...
E-bike injuries on the rise in Scottsdale
While neighboring communities report harrowing incidents, aggressive e-bikers in Scottsdale appear to be a minor nuisance – with concerns focused on rising injuries. “E-bike” is a generalized term that includes everything from electric/ pedal bicycles to electric-powered motorcycles. On June 4, Maricopa County Attorney
Local designer, ASU graduate designs dress for Tony Awards
Diné designer Deven Tso recently graduated from ASU with a fashion degree. For his first commission, he has designed a dress for Arizona’s only Tony Award voter, ASU Gammage Executive Director Colleen Jennings-Roggensack. She wore his design on the red carpet on June 7, at Radio City Music...
Ed Sheeran’s Phoenix concert captivated the fans. The fireworks were just a bonus
For days leading up to Ed Sheeran’s June 13 concert at State Farm Stadium, I wondered: How is he going to fill the space?. I didn’t mean the crowd; the venue wasn’t sold out, but it was pretty close. I meant stage presence, presentation. It’s Ed Sheeran — there wouldn’t be any fireworks or dancers or pyrotechnics. How
Man seriously hurt after being pulled from north Phoenix canal
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is seriously hurt after being pulled from a canal in north Phoenix late Saturday night. Shortly after 11 p.m., first responders were called to reports of a drowning near 29th Avenue and Dunlap Road, just south of the former Metrocenter Mall. When officers arrived,...
Deadly crash shuts down Loop 101 near Scottsdale
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A portion of a major East Valley freeway is closed due to a deadly crash, according to officials with the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The northbound lanes of Loop 101 are closed near Thomas Road after a crash and vehicle fire, officials said. One person was confirmed dead in the cra
Phoenix hits first 110-degree day of 2026, extreme heat to stick around
Phoenix recorded its first 110-degree temperature of 2026 on Saturday as an unseasonably hot ridge of high pressure settles over Arizona. FOX 10's Ashley Loaeza has more on the persistent extreme heat expected throughout the upcoming week.
FAA proposal could change Valley flight routes
PHOENIX — The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing new flight paths for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and nine other Valley airports, a move the agency says would improve safety and efficiency as it modernizes the nation's airspace system. But for many Phoenix residents, the proposal brings back memo

















