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Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport TSA officers are still showing up—without pay—as the shutdown drags on but they're tired of the uncertainty. One officer says the last “back pay” didn’t come fast enough, and now he’s interviewing elsewhere. Meanwhile, Washington’s fight isn’t about TSA, yet they’re the ones caught in the...

Arizona Bike Week returns to WestWorld of Scottsdale this April and while motorcycles remain at the heart of the 29th installment, this five‑day celebration has grown into far more than a traditional bike rally. With an enormous lineup of concerts, stunt shows, combat sports, art displays, shopping, demos, and...

I’ve been wandering the desert, chasing sunsets, hiking up Camelback, and-most importantly-tasting my way through Arizona’s Lebanese scene. From the moment I walked into my first spot (a tiny, family‑run joint in Phoenix where the owner greeted me with a hug and a sprinkle of sumac on my plate), I realized that...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix man says he is stuck paying a loan on an SUV he cannot drive after Toyota Financial Services denied his warranty claim and his insurance company denied his claim as well, leaving the cause of his engine failure unresolved. Jake Weir purchased a 2019...

The 36th Annual Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival is featuring an expanded lineup of stars for its renowned annual event in the Valley.

The Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board might not agree. At the board’s Feb. 10 meeting, multiple alternatives were presented to them – but on rather unpleasant topics. One: what to do with schools the board voted to close. Two: how to save even more money and avoid...

Finding truly authentic Japanese cuisine in the Arizona desert sounds about as likely as spotting a penguin at a pool party. But in the heart of Chandler, Arizona, there’s a cozy little spot where the scent of sizzling teriyaki and ocean-fresh fish grabs me before I even reach the door.

I know a win over Baylor isn't moving the needle. But it was the perfect let down spot after beating Houston on Saturday, having to go to Baylor and avoid the disgusting loss. Thankfully Tommy Lloyd and Arizona has Brayden Burries, who is getting a little lost in the whole awesome freshman class thing we keep talking...

Approaching its two-year mark, HopeTech at East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) continues helping foster youth and young adults experiencing homelessness pursue education, career training, and independence. For youth reaching age 18 with no plan or place to go, HopeTech provides a 64-bed residence hall while...

The Salt River Project will be planting 114 trees in Tempe to replace those lost from the Oct. 13 microburst storm that cleared out over 1000 trees on public and private properties across the