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Phoenix Mercury Star Sophie Cunningham Reveals She Was Followed By Police During Her Disastrous Ride To Practice
Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham seemed to run into a scary moment on Friday. The Phoenix Mercury are off from playing a game on Friday, but the players still needed to head to practice to get ready to face the WNBA reigning champion, Las Vegas Aces, who will be at the Footprint Center on Sunday.
Fort Thomas dedicates new artificial turf field as Wil Hinton Field
FORT THOMAS – The Fort Thomas Unified School District celebrated the inaugural game on its new artificial turf field on Friday night and dedicated it as Wil Hinton Field after The Fort’s former longtime football coach. Wil Hinton graduated from Fort Thomas High School and was a football...
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods touts Vice President Kamala Harris' housing policies
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods led a group of Arizona Democrats on Friday in touting Vice President Kamala Harris’ plan to lower housing costs. If elected president, Harris says her administration will provide down-payment assistance to first-time home buyers and incentivize starter-home construction. Woods acknowledges it will take time to...
Arizona Craft Beer Awards & Festival Moves to Tempe this October
New venue, same great beer. The third annual celebration of local suds, presented by PHOENIX magazine in collaboration with the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild, will take place at Centerpoint Plaza on Mill Avenue in Tempe. A diverse panel of expert judges will discern which locally brewed pilsners, porters, IPAs, sours and Scottish ales are the best in the state, and attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy samples from Pedal Haus Brewery, Arizona Wilderness Brewing, PHX Beer Co. and more. Noon-5 p.m. $50 GA, $70 VIP. Centerpoint Plaza, 660 S. Mill Ave., Tempe, azcraftbeer.com.
$1,500 monthly rent doesn’t get much space in Tempe
Udging by a new survey on the space that renters get for $1,500 a month, Dorothy would have been better off staying in Kansas than chasing the Wizard of Oz. That’s because of over 200 cities across the country analyzed by the website rentcafe.com, Wichita, Kansas, offered the most bang for $1,500 in monthly rent.
AZ firefighters cut border wall to rescue man with broken ankle
A fire district along the border cut through the wall Wednesday to rescue a Mexican man who fell trying to illegally enter the U.S. Volunteers with the Arivaca Fire District stepped in after the man had been lying there with a broken ankle for nearly 24 hours. "He was doing...
Volleyball Game Recap: Green Valley Takes a Loss
Green Valley was the 2-1 winner over Woodcreek when they last played one another back in September of 2022, but their luck changed this time around. The Green Valley Gators fell just short of the Woodcreek Timberwolves by a score of 2-1 on Friday. The Gators have now taken an 'L' in back-to-back games.
Popular Wildcats bar now open in Phoenix
Dirtbag’s, a popular UofA bar and grill in Tucson, now has a Phoenix location that just opened. “This one’s more targeted to UofA alumni, their families. They’re probably not going to be here until 2 all night doing shots until the end of the day and feeling bad the next day,” said owner Scott Hibler.
Roy Lopez Wrestles With Getting To The Quarterback
After another grueling football practice spent grinding in the trenches with the Arizona heat blistering everyone, Roy Lopez walked off the field in a sweat. Without hesitation, the defensive tackle shared a confession. "Wrestling is the greatest sport in the world. It's the hardest sport in the world," Lopez said.
Introducing Carol Yancho, new Senior Director of Content
Carol Yancho, a leader in media, broadcast and content creation, has been selected to fill the senior director of content position at Arizona PBS. Selected following a national search, Yancho’s tenure at the station began Monday, August 12. A six-time Michigan Regional Emmy® Award winner, we sat down with...
Arizona may receive new national monument
The area surrounding the Gila River, the second-longest river in Arizona, is rich in history, with an abundance of people, wildlife, and national treasures. Archeologists, locals, and biologists are trying to preserve these aspects by making this expanse of the Sonoran desert, only 45 minutes southwest of the Phoenix Valley, a National Monument.
Arizona community colleges, companies train advanced manufacturing workers through ReadyTechGo
A partnership between the state, community colleges and advanced manufacturers is helping to develop a new generation of workers. The program called ReadyTechGo includes four community colleges across Arizona and several companies that make things like semiconductors, batteries and commercial metals. Carlos Contreras, cabinet executive officer at the Arizona Office...
Arizona Veterans’ Services leader won't be nominated for Senate confirmation
(The Center Square) — Arizona Department of Veterans Services’ Executive Deputy Director Dana Allmond will not be submitted to the state Senate Committee on Director Nominations as part of a legal agreement with the Arizona State Senate. In an email obtained by The Center Square on Friday, Allmond wrote to agency employees that she will remain as a deputy director but that John Scott will instead go up for a formal nomination. ...
Gallego unveils fentanyl response plan ahead of Arizona Senate election
EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) is set to introduce a slate of bills pressing the federal government to implement a comprehensive response to the fentanyl crisis at the southern border, the Washington Examiner has learned. Gallego filed three bills during a pro forma session in the House on Friday that would require different government […]
‘It’s absolutely asinine’: This Arizona man’s HOA fined him for giving away water bottles out of a cooler in his driveway — a service his neighbors think is ‘fantastic’
While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page also provide us earnings. At the peak of the pandemic in 2020, David Martin decided to hand out free water. The Goodyear, Arizona, resident placed a cooler filled with water bottles on his driveway; next to that, he erected...
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