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A bathtub ring of light minerals on the canyon walls show the high water mark on Lake Powell at the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Wednesday, July 15 near Page.
Central Arizona Project takes step toward legal action against federal government
Some water officials in Arizona are taking a step to take legal action the federal government over allocation of Colorado River water. A unanimous vote from the Central Arizona Water … more
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A plaque at Aguila Park in Phoenix, formerly Cesar Chavez Park, depicts farmworkers who were part of the Farmworkers Movement.
Farmworkers Day: Phoenix permanently renames Cesar Chavez Day
The holiday formerly known as Cesar Chavez Day will now forever be known as Farmworkers Day in the city of Phoenix. The change also moves the holiday from March 31 to April 6. A news … more
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A resident of the city of Phoenix's Safe Outdoor Space, second from left, speaks with workers from the nonprofit Community Bridges, Inc., that partners with the city.
Phoenix extends use of legal urban camping space
Phoenix City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a zoning change that extends the special permit for the city’s Safe Outdoor Space to continue operating. The 5.5-acre property at the … more
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UMOM families gathered for an Independence Day meal on July 4.
Demand for UMOM heat respite shelters more than doubles from last summer
UMOM New Day Centers have received more than twice as many families seeking heat respite this summer as they did last summer. Phoenix City Council has upped their funding to the nonprofit shelters … more
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In this Dec. 20, 1998, photo, Cardinals safety Pat Tillman celebrates after tackling New Orleans Saints running back Lamar Smith for a loss in the third quarter of an NFL football game in Tempe.
‘Angrier and angrier’: Pat Tillman’s response to the news of the 9/11 attacks
This week, Valley residents are gathering to remember the 9/11 attacks a quarter-century ago that took nearly 3,000 American lives and many more from health complications afterward. … more
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In this Dec. 20, 1998, photo, Cardinals safety Pat Tillman celebrates after tackling New Orleans Saints running back Lamar Smith for a loss in the third quarter of an NFL football game in Tempe.
‘Angrier and angrier’: Pat Tillman’s response to the news of the 9/11 attacks
This week, Valley residents are gathering to remember the 9/11 attacks a quarter-century ago that took nearly 3,000 American lives and many more from health complications afterward. … more
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, holding certificate on right, and International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards Board Chair Myron Pincomb, left holding certificate, pose with city of Phoenix officials and staff on Thursday, Sept. 3 at City Hall to commemorate the IBCCES giving the city a Certified Autism Center designation.
Phoenix becomes largest U.S. city to earn Certified Autism Center designation
Phoenix on Thursday became the largest city to earn a Certified Autism Center designation, awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards IBCCES sets the … more
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Fans watch Los Angeles Angels warm up prior to a spring training game against the Arizona Diamondbacks Saturday, Feb. 28 at Tempe Diablo Stadium.
Cactus League plans to start early on Feb. 19, unless an MLB lockout delays season
MLB teams are looking to start the 2027 season a few days earlier as fans fear the possibility of a season started days, weeks or months late — if it happens at all. Cactus League and … more
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Expansion of video and hybrid hearings are one way the Phoenix Municipal Court seeks to make court proceedings more convenient.
New Phoenix Municipal Court judge aims to make court more convenient
Two months onto the job, Phoenix Municipal Court Presiding Judge Wilbur Hudson is working to make the court more convenient for all involved. Hudson, who was appointed to the position on June 3, … more
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The Phoenix Fire Department was formally established on Aug. 17, 1886, with 25 volunteer members on the first fire engine.
Phoenix Fire Department celebrates 140th anniversary
The Phoenix Fire Department celebrated its 140th anniversary this week. Officials from the department and the city joined at Fire Station 8 at 1025 E. Polk St. on Tuesday to mark the occasion. … more
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People look at the Glen Canyon Dam at Lake Powell, Tuesday, July 14 near Page.
‘Live with less water’: Valley cities plan for flexibility, explore new water sources
The word “unfortunately” was used a lot in a presentation on the outlook for Arizona’s Colorado River water to the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association Board of Directors. … more
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Rincon is a chef-driven concept by Chef Jorge Gomez, who is the executive chef at Humble Bistro.
Twelve new restaurants coming to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
Travelers will soon have some new restaurant choices at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Aviation staff gave an update of the new restaurants planned to open in 2026 and 2027 to the … more
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