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From left, Rich Robinson, Joe Perry, Steven Tyler and Chris Robinson will be hitting the road again on their Peace Out tour, which will arrive in downtown Phoenix on Halloween night.
Rock icons Aerosmith announce new ‘farewell tour’ Phoenix date
Rock legends Aerosmith are returning to the road with their farewell Peace Out tour, along with special guests the Black Crowes, and the trek will visit Phoenix. more
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Meet your Congressional District 2 candidates.
Meet your House District 2 candidates
Ari Daniel Bradshaw Ari Daniel Bradshaw, a Republican, is a fourth-generation Phoenician who lists long-term water security, border security and support for veterans among his priorities, … more
Greg Abate, whose latest solo release, “Magic Dance,” reached No. 1 on the JazzWeek Charts, will perform at The Nash on May 4.
The Nash, in Phoenix, announces May jazz lineup
The Nash, a home for live jazz in downtown Phoenix, has a number of new events scheduled in May. more
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North Valley Symphony Orchestra Music Director Kevin Kozacek conducts a recent concert performance “Postcards from Bohemia” this past March.
North Valley Symphony Orchestra planning Phoenix concert
North Valley Symphony Orchestra will present “Victors and will Heroes,” an orchestral experience. more
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Pedro Vazquez
Midday shooting in Phoenix leaves 1 man dead, another in jail
A 29-year-old man is in jail today after police said he shot and killed a man earlier this week in the 9800 block of North 18 th Avenue in Phoenix. Phoenix officers responded to the shooting at … more
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Glendale resident Tera Johnson paints the nails of a senior resident at Diamondback Health and Memory Care in West Phoenix. Johnson is a senior living advisor from Assisted Living Locators Phoenix.
Glendale resident lifts spirits by painting seniors' nails
April is National Volunteer Month and Tera Johnson, a Glendale resident and a senior living advisor from Assisted Living Locators Phoenix, is making an impact in the lives of seniors through her … more
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Study: Teachers say their profession is ‘a hard job’
Teachers in a national study out this month want the public to know that their profession is a difficult job and that they are hardworking. more
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego speaks to reporters at the state Capitol in Phoenix on Tuesday. (The Associated Press/Jonathan Copper)
Phoenix mayor decries abortion ban, says city will deprioritize enforcement
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego decried the Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling to enforce an 1864 law criminalizing nearly all abortions and said Phoenix Police, by direction of city council, will … more
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Peoria High School varsity boys basketball coach Patrick Battillo was arrested Tuesday on charges he solicited videos and photographs from juveniles engaged in various sex acts, Peoria Police said in a press release.
Man known as Mr. ORNG arrested on charges of juvenile sex crimes
Peoria High School varsity boys basketball coach Patrick Battillo was arrested Tuesday on charges he solicited videos and photographs from juveniles engaged in various sex acts, Peoria Police said in … more
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Fans arrive at State Farm Stadium prior to the NCAA college Final Four championship basketball game between Purdue and UConn, Monday, April 8, 2024, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Phoenix faces rising competition as marquee events shift to Las Vegas, LA
PHOENIX — The Valley of the Sun has evolved into a destination for some of the biggest sporting events in the country, including Super Bowls, Final Fours, college football championship game and … more
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Thousands of protesters march around the Arizona Capitol June 24, 2022, in Phoenix. Arizona's territorial-era law outlawing abortion except to save the life of the mother is enforceable, the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Arizona Supreme Court decision on abortion sets up more potential battles
PHOENIX -- Arizona's territorial-era law outlawing abortion except to save the life of the mother is enforceable, the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. more
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Top of My Game finished third in the first race at Turf Paradise Monday, Jan. 29. Horse racing continues for the spring and fall seasons of 2024 as the property is on the market. Beyond that, the future of horse racing at Turf Paradise is up to whoever buys the 213-acre property in north Phoenix. (Cronkite News/Daniella Trujillo)
Turf Paradise takes step toward selling — if it continues as a racetrack is up to buyer
Turf Paradise took a step toward selling last week, but the future of the property is still up in the air. Phoenix City Council approved zoning changes 7-0 last week for 26 acres of the 213-acre … more
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