City Council looks at North Scottsdale bridge
This November marks seven years since Scottsdale voters approved a massive bond request. In November 2019, Scottsdale voters approved three Bond Questions, totaling $319 million for 58 projects, according to the city. Three months after the overwhelming approval, City Council adopted an implementation plan to complete
Now Hiring in Phoenix: 5 New Openings This Week
5 new jobs went up in Phoenix this week, with pay from $36.06 to $48.08/hr across Sales & Marketing. Here's who's hiring. Employer: Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of West Valley.
American Airlines to be main carrier for new Sky Harbor terminal
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — American Airlines will be the main carrier at Phoenix Sky Harbor’s future terminal anticipated for 2033, the airport announced Monday. Sky Harbor is in the planning process for the West Terminal, what will be the airport’s first new terminal in 36 years, and will eventually move American Airlines f
Mesa family mourns grandmother killed in roadside crash, two relatives hospitalized after suspected DUI...
MESA, AZ — A Mesa family is grieving after a suspected impaired driver struck them on the side of U.S. 60, killing an 82-year-old woman and seriously injuring two others. Javier Valenzuela says his family is living through a real-world nightmare. Less than a week ago, four of his family members were involved in a crash
Phoenix Seeks Roosevelt Row Reset Amid First Friday Controversies
Swelling crowds and violent incidents during the city’s monthly art walk has spurred Phoenix to reconfigure First Fridays in the Roosevelt Row arts district and return the event’s focus to the arts. PHOENIX—Phoenix is seeking a reset of First Fridays in Roosevelt Row amid concerns about public safety...
First day of astronomical fall begins with rain chances returning to Arizona
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Look for partly cloudy skies and a high of 100 degrees in the Valley on this first day of fall. The Autumnal Equinox occurs at 5:05 pm, marking the start of astronomical fall. Eastern Arizona will see a chance for showers and thunderstorms today, and it’s...
Forty miles north of Phoenix, 450 ancient ruins sit empty in the Arizona desert
Forty miles north of Phoenix, past the last suburb and the last gas station you’ll think to stop at, the land opens into something that doesn’t look like it belongs next to a major city. Agua Fria National Monument spreads across 71,000 acres of high desert, and almost...
Scottsdale’s new rooftop brunch is B-A-N-A-N-A-S
Holla Brunch Girl, a Saturday-only, 21+ rooftop brunch party spot, opens this weekend — and it's serving up magical drinks, sparkles included. Dig in: The refreshing Botanical Bliss cocktail — which mixes Nolet's gin, St-Germain, lemon and simple syrup, with butterfly pea for the glittery effect — caught my eye.
Cortez High student seeks to wear tribal regalia on graduation, seeks board support
After an administrator told a high school Navajo student that he couldn't wear tribal regalia on the graduation stage, he brought his concerns to the district governing board Wednesday. Adrian
Missing since 1973 from Phoenix, Arizona: Dorothy Clitheroe disappeared when she was only 14
Dorothy Mildred Clitheroe has been missing from Phoenix, Arizona (Maricopa County), since September 20, 1973, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Her photo above is an age-progressed likeness of how she might have looked at 55, though she would now be 67.

















