Iron Springs
LATEST NEWS
Mercury overwhelmingly lead WNBA in technical fouls, several players nearing suspensions
With the Indiana Fever breathing down their neck and them currently on a two-game losing streak, the Phoenix Mercury’s race toward the playoffs has another hurdle standing in their way. Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. Battling not just the opposition, the Mercury have been...
MLB announcer calls out fan eating during game
Keith Hernandez’s facial hair might be iconic, but it can’t compete with some of the burly beards in attendance to watch a baseball game in Phoenix. Usually, SNY just needs to find an attractive woman in the stands to get Hernandez to say something funny. But during the New York Mets Thursday afternoon matchup with Read more... The post Keith Hernandez loves dental floss and burly Phoenix beards appeared first on Awful Announcing.
After RFK Jr. dropped out, what do his supporters think? We asked some in Phoenix to find out
We’ve heard a lot this week about RFK Jr’s decision to suspend his presidential campaign and endorse former President Donald Trump. And a lot of that coverage has focused on analyzing the potential impact of RFK’s decision on swing state polls. That’s obviously a very important part of the story — but how do RFK’s actual supporters feel about this? What are they talking about this week?
Phoenix Transitional Facility Reels from Burglary as Iowa's Rock Valley Rallies Post-Flood with Temporary School Setup
In Phoenix, a transitional housing facility, Apex Transitional Housing Inc., is grappling with the repercussions of a burglary on August 26 that led to the theft of items crucial for the serving of children, inclusive of electronics, reported ABC15; the damage extended to the facility's infrastructure with cut electricity, vandalized drywall, and even more critical damages, Derrick Earl, the CEO of Apex Transitional Housing, underscored the event's profound effect on their ability to meet the needs of the community, especially impoverished children and families.
Mesa faces challenging housing future
Mesa doesn’t have enough housing for either low or high-wage earners and it will need to build over 2,000 residential units each year in order to accommodate anticipated growth. The city’s draft Balanced Housing Plan, which looks at the existing housing, gaps and future needs, is scheduled for city...
Gilbert eyes year-end tower plaza opening
Gilbert officials hope to open a renovated Water Tower Plaza by the end of the year. During a joint meeting last month organized by the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce with the town Office of Economic Development, the Redevelopment Commission and the Parks and Recreation Department team, officials shared an update on the project and took attendees on a behind-the-scenes site tour of the site.
Ex-Saguaro football players file bias lawsuit
Represented by a Los Angeles firm, six former Saguaro High football players – who have since transferred from the elite program – filed a lawsuit alleging the school and Scottsdale Unified School District violated their civil rights. The suit was filed Aug. 22 in the Arizona district of...
Canyon del Oro falls to Eastmark in road opener
MESA — Friday night football is back, and with the new season brings a handful of changes for the Canyon del Oro Dorados. Under new head coach Scott McKee, the 2023 4A state champions saw a number of fresh players get their first career-start on Friday night. Challenging themselves...
Lucky Rose boutique opens at Scottsdale Fashion Square
PHOENIX — Shoppers looking to add recent trends to their wardrobes have a new option at Scottsdale Fashion Square mall. Lucky Rose boutique, which touts itself as “a chic boutique known for its trendsetting fashion,” is staging its grand opening this weekend. The boutique, which is located...
Phoenix and Scottsdale Restaurants Offer Tantalizing Labor Day Deals to Celebrate Summer's End
As Labor Day approaches, marking the unofficial end of summer, Phoenix-area restaurants are ready to send off the season in style, offering a host of dining deals to celebrate the contributions of the labor movement. Among the establishments rolling out the proverbial red carpet is The Roaring Fork, which is...
Motorcyclist dead after crash in Scottsdale
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A motorcyclist is dead after a crash in Scottsdale Saturday morning. Details are limited, but Scottsdale police say the crash involved a motorcycle and a pickup truck around 9:20 a.m. near Miller and McKellips roads. Police say the motorcycle rider was taken to the hospital...
Volleyball Picks Up Two Wins in Tucson
The #2 Scottsdale Community College volleyball program wrapped up its weekend in Tucson at the Aztec Classic Volleyball Tournament with two wins today. The Artichokes finished the tournament with a 3-0 record and improve to 4-1 overall for the season. In the opening match the Artichokes needed to dig deep,...
Affordable primary care for those without insurance
In a healthcare landscape where patients often feel like just another number, Engage Health is shaking things up with a refreshing approach. Founded by Dr. Jayme Sherman, this Mesa-based clinic operates under the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, a revolutionary system that eliminates the need for traditional health insurance. For a low monthly fee, patients gain direct access to their doctor, ensuring that healthcare is both affordable and personalized.
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.
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.