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Dripping with atmosphere, the Rusty Spur Saloon in Old Town is celebrating its 75th anniversary this month.
Scottsdale’s Rusty Spur Saloon celebrates 75 years in Old Town
Tucked in next to a high-end jeweler and across the road from a luxury beauty salon on Scottsdale’s famous Main Street sits a considerably more casual establishment. Some may say the Rusty … more
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Julia, a Phoenix resident, swept pebbles and desert dust from countless headstones exposed to the elements Saturday at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona.
25 years later, Phoenix volunteers turn 9/11 remembrance into service
The temperature was already approaching 100 degrees late Saturday morning as volunteers spread across the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, raking gravel, picking up trash, and washing headstones beneath the Valley sun. more
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The state-champion and West Region qualifying Chandler National Little League baseball team is scheduled to be honored as part of the 6 p.m. Chandler City Council meeting on Monday, Sept. 14. The meeting is part of Council’s busy public-meeting week for September.
East Valley city council has Little Leaguers, code amendment, legal matters on agendas
A zoning code amendment is one of dozens of decisions the Chandler City Council will be asked to tackle during its only public-meeting week of September. Council will be asked to approve an … more
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Farmworkers pick lettuce in Yuma in this file photo from 2012.
Water cuts for Arizona farmers haven't hit hard yet, but they may soon
WASHINGTON – Most of the Colorado River water allocated to Arizona goes to agriculture. But for now, the 30% statewide cuts imposed by the federal government won’t affect Arizona farmers, who … 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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Los Gemelos de Sinaloa to launch U.S. tour in Phoenix
Los Gemelos de Sinaloa will make Phoenix the starting point for their return to touring, launching The Gemeliza Tour on Oct. 23 at Arizona Financial Theatre. more
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Mesa, Chandler SWAT teams respond to East Valley barricade, suspect arrested
A 34-year-old man faces charges in after police said he fled from officers who attempted a traffic stop Friday afternoon and then barricaded himself  inside his Mesa home. Mesa police … more
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East Valley PD seeks help in finding vehicle that struck teen girl
A 16-year-old girl was struck earlier this month be a car at Baseline Road and Calle Los Cerros Drive in Tempe, and police are looking for information that could lead them to the vehicle that hit … more
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The Sisters in STEM event Sept. 26 at Saguaro High School provides a unique opportunity for kindergarten through eighth grade students from across the Scottsdale Unified School District to learn directly from high school mentors.
Sisters in STEM welcomes K-8 students at SUSD’s Saguaro High School
The ninth annual Sisters in STEM Kids Event is scheduled 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Sept. 26, at Saguaro High School, 6250 N. 82nd St., in Scottsdale. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering … more
Dan Piacquadio, left, owner of Harold’s Cave Creek Corral, waits to talk with chef and kitchen manager Lucio Osorno as he works in the kitchen Oct. 3, 2024, in Cave Creek. Arizona workers earning the state's minimum wage will see their pay rise again come January. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Arizona minimum wage set for another boost in January as inflation rises
PHOENIX — Workers at the bottom of the pay scale in Arizona are going to get a bump in pay in January. New figures Friday from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show that consumer prices … more
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Closed sales for single family homes are up 11.6% year-to-date in Scottsdale.
Home sales continue to rise in Scottsdale, the Valley
Single-family home sales in the Greater Phoenix area continued to rise, up 3.8% year-to-date through August compared with 2025. Pending sales slipped slightly, down just 1.1%, and new listings dipped … more
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New Phoenix Symphony conductor Paolo Bortolameolli and the Phoenix Symphony will perform “Paolo Conducts Rachmaninoff & Prokofiev” Oct. 9-11.
Phoenix Symphony tickets on sale for 2026-27 season
Single tickets are now on sale for the Phoenix Symphony’s 2026-27 season, which will feature more than 35 performances and mark the orchestra’s first season with newly appointed Virginia G. Piper Music Director Designate Paolo Bortolameolli. more
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