Sorry, Scottsdale. Canada needs our money much more than you | Letters
This Canadian will not return to Scottsdale in 2025-26 and possibly beyond. There is no point in listing the reasons. I just want to politely outline what the city and state will lose in our case. For what we have put into your local economy over the last year as snowbirds, our money transfers down here totaled more...
A Dream Vacation Turned Into A Nightmare For Arizona Tourists
I've had my share of bad vacations. Whether it was the friend group getting inexplicably mad at each other three days in, or a tropical storm ruining a beach trip, you sometimes can't avoid the things life throws at you. Luckily, these are all minor details, smoothed over in the...
13 States Where Squatters Have the Upper Hand: A Guide to Adverse Possession Laws
Squatter’s rights, also known as adverse possession laws, represent a unique legal concept within the American property system. These laws allow individuals who occupy a property without permission to potentially gain legal ownership under specific conditions. The idea of someone moving into your property and...
NASCAR Insider Issues Warning With Phoenix Race Under Threat
Phoenix Raceway’s NASCAR weekend opened under gray skies Friday, March 7, as a cold front drenched the desert with 0.32 inches of rain, the area’s wettest day since July 2024. The showers delayed ARCA Menards Series practice ahead of its General Tire 150 race, raising concerns for Saturday’s Xfinity and Sunday’s Cup...
Rouge cows seen in north Phoenix
A herd of cattle was spotted in a north Phoenix neighborhood early on March 8 to the shock and surprise of residents.
Cheese lovers can rejoice at inaugural Mac & Cheese Festival
Cheese lovers will unite for a family-friendly, fun-filled afternoon of mouthwatering Mac & Cheese-themed bites, refreshing drinks and exciting live entertainment at Chase Field’s first-ever Mac & Cheese Festival on Saturday, May 24 from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. INDUSTRY INSIGHTS: Want more news like this? Get our free...
Battle over heat closures of trails gets hotter
The battle over more stringent heat-related restrictions on Phoenix mountain and preserve trails continued Feb. 27 before the Phoenix Parks Board amid a barrage of scientific and other data from both sides. Later this month, the board will decide whether to begin closures at 7 a.m. rather than 8 a.m....
Phoenix PD asking for information after 15-year-old was shot, killed Wednesday
Phoenix police are searching for the suspect or suspects who shot and killed a 15-year-old boy Wednesday night near 32nd Street and Thunderbird Road.
Silent Witness Saturday: Armed robber loose in Phoenix
In this edition of Silent Witness Saturday, a suspect was seen going into a store in January 2022, stealing an armful of merchandise and pulling a knife on employees before driving away with a friend. Anyone with information is asked to call 480-WITNESS or 480-TESTIGO.
The Best Brisket In The US Is Hiding Inside This Down-Home Restaurant In Arizona
What makes a truly unforgettable brisket—one that’s smoky, tender, and melts in your mouth?. You’ll find the answer at Joe’s Real BBQ in Gilbert, Arizona, where this down-home restaurant serves up what many claim is the best brisket in the entire country. While Texas and Kansas...