Here’s everything you need to know about ‘May Day’ protest on Friday
PHOENIX — What is May Day?. More than 3,000 actions are planned across the nation on May 1 for "May Day," a national day of mobilization where individuals are demanding "workers over billionaires," according to organizers. Last year, more than 1,000 May Day actions were planned, and this May Day is the next national mobilization after "No Kings". May Day is also known as International...
Arizona Is Home To A Massive Thrift Store That’s Worth The Drive From Anywhere...
Some destinations are worth traveling for, and I’m not just talking about the Grand Canyon or fancy restaurants. White Dove Thrift Shoppe in Glendale, Arizona is the kind of place that justifies a road trip, even if you live on the opposite side of the state. Here’s the thing...
13 Arizona restaurants serving chimichangas so good locals argue over who makes them best
Arizona has a serious chimichanga obsession, and honestly, who can blame anyone for that? The crispy, deep-fried burrito is practically a state icon, with roots tied deeply to Tucson and Phoenix food culture. From old-school family recipes passed down through generations to bold new flavors that keep regulars coming back...
Peoria Unified places Noah and Haley Beck’s mom, Amy Beck, on leave amid video...
PHOENIX – Peoria Unified School District confirmed that Amy Beck, a teacher at Coyote Hills Elementary School and the mother of TikTok star and actor Noah Beck, has been placed on administrative leave while the district investigates videos circulating online. “Mrs. Beck is currently on administrative leave pending an...
Valley farmers markets shift to summer hours this weekend. What to know
Other than the record-breaking heatwave in March, we’ve enjoyed a relatively temperate spring here in the Valley. However, it’s time to start thinking about the heat. Local farmers markets are shifting their hours earlier to escape their parking lot homes before the pavement starts to sizzle. Some are taking a pause for the summer, while others are moving indoors.
Widow sues Scottsdale after police shot and killed her unarmed husband
In early March 2025, Scottsdale police Sgt. Zack Fielding shot and killed 42-year-old Joseph Santos as Santos sat in his car. Though Scottsdale police neglected to mention it in their press release about the shooting at the time, no weapon was found on Santos, who was alleged to have brandished a pistol after committing a hit-and-run earlier that evening.
A 2,704-foot mountain rises out of central Phoenix and it will absolutely humble you
It’s free, it’s brutal, and it’s in the city. Right in the middle of Phoenix, a 2,704-foot mountain rises out of the Sonoran Desert like something that wandered in from another era. Two trails climb it. Both are rated extremely difficult. Neither has shade. And on a...
ProteinHouse opens new location on High Street in north Phoenix
ProteinHouse has opened a new restaurant on High Street in north Phoenix, expanding the fast-casual brand’s presence in the Valley. The new location is at 5310 E. High St., Suite 107, and marks the company’s latest Arizona expansion, according to a press release. The 2,477-square-foot space includes seating...
Scam Alert: Dozens show up to Phoenix court over fake traffic fine texts
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Have you received a text message or email stating that you owe court fines or traffic violation fees? You’re not alone, and Maricopa County Superior Court officials say dozens of people showed up on Wednesday to pay fines that weren’t real. Officials are warning...
Phoenix to implement seasonal fire restrictions Friday
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix will implement stricter rules on open flames starting Friday, lasting through the end of summer. According to the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, the restrictions are yearly for the city because of drought conditions and wildfire risk. Campfires, fire pits and charcoal grills...

















