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The Herberger Theater Center is seeking vendors and volunteers for its 17th annual Festival of the Arts, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, in downtown Phoenix. more
Desert Diamond Arena made history on Sept. 12, when NOCHE UFC shattered the venue’s all-time single day gross record and claimed UFC’s highest domestic fight night gate, with ticket sales of … more
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
A 20-year-old man was killed in a shots-fired incident in south Phoenix on Saturday evening, Phoenix Police said in a release on Monday. more
Maricopa County Animal Care & Control is giving all shelter dogs another chance to find loving families with “Aiming for Another Shot at Love” adoption event, from Monday, Sept. 14, to Sunday, Sept. 20. more
PHOENIX — Kim Kardashian is turning the eyes of reality television toward a nondescript, little-known stone building just off the Loop 101 in north Scottsdale. After the show was announced on … more

U.S. Air Force Col. Nicholas Ihde, 56th Fighter Wing commander at Luke Air Force Base, delivered a speech and oath of enlistment to new recruits before a 9/11 Tower Challenge at State Farm Stadium in … more
Shadow Mountain High School will host an informational open house Sept. 23 for families interested in its Developing Authentic Academics through Purposeful Scholarship program. The DAAPS program … more
The Phoenix Public Library invites residents to a virtual author talk at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 with world-renowned master facilitator Priya Parker to discuss her new book, “The Art of Fighting: … more
Black Theatre Troupe opens its 2026-27 season in Phoenix with “The Exonerated,” a documentary-style drama drawn from the experiences of people who were wrongfully convicted and spent years on death row. more
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
WASHINGTON –With the Colorado River running low enough to force deep cuts in Arizona, public concern about water consumption by data centers is running high. Are the data centers responsible … more
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