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Lasting Impressions, 4454 E Thomas Rd, Phoenix, is a family business co-owned by Mark Jacobson and his brother-in-law, Frank Scarcello. Jacobson’s brother, Brian Jacobson and Frank, started the … more
PHOENIX — Phoenix Children's is launching its Journey to Magnet, a multi-year enterprise initiative designed to advance nursing excellence, strengthen patient outcomes and further elevate the … more
The city of Phoenix’s Office of Heat Response and Mitigation and its partners were selected for a $115,000 grant award from the Climate Smart Communities Initiative to support the Water for Shade … more
Jennifer Kaplan, president and CEO of Evolve PR & Marketing, has been named a 2026 PRNEWS People of the Year honoree, marking her second consecutive year receiving the prestigious national … more
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego will recognize the Flinn Foundation with the Global Philanthropy Leadership Award at the 2026 Mayor’s International Gala, according to a release on Monday. The award … more
There’s a moment every songwriter hopes for: when something written alone with a guitar, a notebook or a half-formed melody connects with a room full of strangers. That kind of connection is … more

A 15-year-old girl died at a hospital Tuesday afternoon after she was hit walking across the driveway entrance to an apartment complex near 19 th Avenue and Thunderbird Road. The vehicle was … more
A 26-year-old man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder for the 2022 death of a man in a bar parking lot near 51 st Avenue and West McDowell Road in Phoenix. … more
Paradise Valley Unified School District schools and departments may spend up to $20 per employee on food or refreshments at qualifying official events under a new resolution adopted Aug. 20. more
Dolly Parton, the country music giant whose songs, rhinestones, wit and uncommon generosity made her one of America’s most beloved entertainers, died Tuesday at age 80. more
Phoenix has seen many school closures in recent years, sending students to other schools. That can change how many students are crossing the street at the new schools each morning and how many … more
City of Phoenix officials are criticizing the federal government’s plan to share a reduced supply of Colorado River water, saying it puts an undue burden on Arizona. On Friday, the Bureau of … more
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