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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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Somewhere around 500 people go through American Legion Post 44’s doors on an average week, but keeping the operation running took some luck and shrewd financial planing after a couple disasters occurred In June.
American Legion in Old Town Scottsdale hosting luau
After a couple of major electrical disasters, the American Legion Post 44 — which bills itself as the best damn post in the west — is swinging again. Between bingo on Sundays, Mondays 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 city of Phoenix is looking for reading tutors age 50 and older.
Phoenix looking for reading tutors
Only 27% of Phoenix third graders are reading at grade level, yet adults age 50 and older can help change that. By volunteering as a literacy tutor with AARP Experience Corps Phoenix, you can … more
Physicians, clinicians choose to unionize at Banner Health
Physicians and advanced practice clinicians with Banner Health voted to unionize Wednesday to form the first-ever physician’s union in Arizona. more
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Mountain Ridge High School, in Glendale, opened in 1995.
No criminal conduct found in DVUSD special-needs student case
No criminal conduct was found by agencies that reviewed allegations involving the treatment of a 16-year-old nonverbal autistic student at Mountain Ridge High School this past spring, although the school district says its investigation remains ongoing and the student’s family is considering its legal options. more
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MusicaNova brings ‘alt classical’ season to Phoenix, Tempe
MusicaNova will explore what it calls “alt classical” during its 2026-27 season, presenting three orchestra concerts and three chamber performances in Phoenix and Tempe. 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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Phoenix artists get 24 hours to take new plays from page to stage
The Phoenix Theatre Company is seeking Arizona playwrights and directors for its 24-Hour Theatre Project, which will challenge local artists to create four original short plays in a single day. more
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Most City of Scottsdale offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, for the Labor Day holiday.
Scottsdale city offices closed for Labor Day
Most City of Scottsdale offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, for the Labor Day holiday. City offices will be open normal hours on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Garbage and recycling collection will … more
While groundwater is not Scottsdale’s primary water source, maintaining the wells and infrastructure needed to access it is an important part of the city’s diversified water supply portfolio.
Scottsdale refurbishing groundwater well
Planned inspection and refurbishment work is underway this week at Well 27B, a City of Scottsdale-owned groundwater well located at the Promenade Corporate Center near the southeast corner of … more
Aimee Yentes from the Arizona Free Enterprise Club, addresses voters attending the East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance forum.
Chambers forum hears arguments on top propositions
A local ballot initiative forum highlighted key issues voters will see on their upcoming ballot. The forum, hosted by the East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance , was held Thursday morning at … more
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