Scottsdale cryonics: A gamble on life after death
In a Scottsdale industrial park, the Alcor Life Extension Foundation is preserving human bodies—and even pets—at ultra-low temperatures in hopes that future medicine may one day make revival possible. Supporters see cryonics as a chance worth taking, while critics argue the science remains deeply uncertain and ethically complicated. Vanessa Araiza explores the people, process, price tag and skepticism behind one of...
A New Way to Restaurant: DiningOut Comes to Phoenix & Scottsdale
The Valley is one of the most exciting and fast-evolving food scenes in the country. It’s a place where desert roots, cultural diversity, and bold creativity come together. From Sonoran traditions and neighborhood haunts to elevated restaurants, luxury experiences, and a dynamic bar scene, this is a market that’s defining how the Southwest eats and drinks right now. After 30 years eating and...
New data center planned for Glendale spark concerns among residents
GLENDALE, Ariz. - The Glendale mayor and city council voted unanimously to approve a pre-annexation development agreement for a new data center project. The project will feature two data center buildings in Glendale. Developers say the data centers might help store information, such as medical records and national security data.
Phoenix homeowner accuses contractor of unsafe wall demolition
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix homeowner is accusing a contractor of putting her family and property at risk. The homeowner claims the contractor started tearing down a 20-foot brick wall without warning and without taking the proper safety measures. Claire Haines says big chunks of rock and concrete came...
Meet the Phoenix Area Restaurants the Industry is Buzzing About Right Now
From impossible-to-book reservations to viral-level hype, these are the Phoenix area tables everyone is talking about. The Phoenix culinary scene has been pushing boundaries lately, and the buzz around certain restaurants is all we can talk about. Between splashy new openings, prestigious industry recognition, TikTok-fueled demand, and reservation systems that feel more like ticket drops, a handful of places have...
Arizona’s spaceport push: Yuma for launch, Sierra Vista for re-entry
YUMA, AZ — A mission is underway to make sure Arizona has a place in the lucrative future of outer space. The first-ever Arizona Space Congress is happening Wednesday in downtown Phoenix, bringing together leaders from aerospace, defense, education, government, investment, law, energy, technology, and economic development. The goal...
Phoenix Inches Toward Summer With 89 Today And Mid-90s On Deck
Wednesday, April 29, 2026 — Phoenix rolled into the day with a mild 66°F (19°C) start and is headed for a high near 89°F under mostly sunny skies. With low humidity and light south breezes, the air will feel very dry, and temperatures are still on course to slide into the lower 90s by Friday, with mid‑90s expected across the Valley...
City leaders say Phoenix is ‘prepared’ in face of drought, but conditions on Colorado...
PHOENIX — City officials say Phoenix has been preparing for drought conditions for "over 100 years." But drought conditions could be closer than residents realize. The City of Phoenix discussed the Colorado River, Phoenix's water supply, and the city's water demand during a city council meeting on Tuesday, April 28.
Experts Say These 9 Retirement Cities Could Become Unaffordable By 2030
Some popular retirement destinations are seeing housing prices soar. Find out which retirement cities might be unaffordable by 2030 to help you plan ahead.
Phoenix doctor testing new pancreatic cancer drug shown to potentially double patient survival rates
PHOENIX — A new pancreatic cancer drug being tested by doctors in Phoenix is showing promise, potentially doubling survival rates for patients compared to chemotherapy alone. Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest forms of the disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Only one out...
