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ID service helped over 8,300 unhoused people in Arizona in first year
PHOENIX — More than 8,300 people received up-to-date IDs or other assistance in the first year of a new service for Arizona’s unhoused population. The program is a partnership between the Homeless ID Project and the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (ADOT MVD). Around 6,600 people...
Cactus routs Sunnyslope in 5A opener behind QB Antonio Casias
Cactus junior quarterback Antonio Casias delivered a statement victory in Friday's opener, contributing six combined touchdowns in the air and on the ground in the Cobras' 52-14 home win over Sunnyslope in a clash of 5A teams. The Cactus offense came out firing on all cylinders and kept it up throughout, finishing the game with 471 total yards, 205 rushing and 266 passing. The defense held the Vikings to 188 total yards. ...
Phoenix Mercury vs. Las Vegas Aces Injury Report and Inactives for Sunday, Sept. 1
The Phoenix Mercury (16-16) have two players currently listed on the injury report as they ready to take on the Las Vegas Aces (19-12) on Sunday, September 1 at Footprint Center, with tip-off at 4:00 PM ET. Watch the WNBA, other live sports and more on Fubo. Use our link...
Luxury vehicle condominium Toy Barn continues expansion in Phoenix metro
Another self-storage development designed for housing your valuable and collectible “toys” is coming online this fall. Those toys come in the shape of luxury and classic cars, boats and RVs and can be stored at Toy Barn, which already has six existing Arizona locations. The company is preparing to open Chandler Airpark North in early October, marking the seventh location for Toy Barn around the Valley. Beyond being a home to stash away their luxury vehicle, Toy Barn looks to bring its car-crazed members together through its clubhouses and monthly events. Members often entertain and socialize within their units, which can be personalized to their taste.
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.
Arizona Humane Society chosen to receive grant to help senior dogs
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Humane Society has been chosen among hundreds of applicants to receive a grant that will help hundreds of senior dogs get the care they deserve. AHS was among the 100 animal welfare groups chosen to receive the Grey Muzzle Grant from the nonprofit Grey...
‘What the H— Did I Do?’: Mike Tyson Has Shocking Reaction After Coming Face-to-Face with a Notorious Serial Killer
Mike Tyson is one of the most revered boxers in the sport’s history. The former champ’s swarming attacking style and power in both hands quickly […] ‘What the H— Did I Do?’: Mike Tyson Has Shocking Reaction After Coming Face-to-Face with a Notorious Serial Killer
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.
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.
Earth, Wind & Fire were a funky force of nature with Chicago in Phoenix
Chicago had just welcomed fans to Footprint Center in Phoenix with "Introduction" and "Dialogue (Part I & 11)" on Thursday, Aug. 29, when James Pankow, a founding member whose trombone-twirling antics have become a key part of the live show, took a moment to reflect on what a thrill it was to share a stage with "our old friends and amazing musical brothers, Earth, Wind & Fire." The two groups have done several co-headlining tours since 2004,...
Phoenix Water Services explains runaround on utility line insurance
A new insurance program that protects Phoenix property homeowners from paying the whole cost of a water line break on their property has been delayed well past its Aug. 1 start date. And part of the problem may involve instructing city Water Services Department staffers who field calls from customers...
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...
“So far so good”: Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo’s latest update on Ketel Marte, Christian Walker, and Gabriel Moreno encouraging
Before the Diamondbacks’ series-opening game against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday, manager Torey Lovullo gave an update on the status of second baseman Ketel Marte, first baseman Christian Walker, and catcher Gabriel Moreno. The three players are recovering from a high ankle sprain, a strained left oblique, and a strained adductor muscle respectively.
Friday Night Fever Week 1 highlights: The 2024 season begins
PHOENIX — It may still feel like summer outside with temperatures continually reaching 110 degrees, but for football fans in Arizona, the start of fall has arrived with the beginning of the high school football season!. And the beginning of the high school football season means the start of...
Fun things to do on Labor Day weekend in Phoenix if you're staying in town
Crowded highways and skies are expected for the unofficial end of summer. The Transportation Security Administration anticipates screening more than 17 million people at airports nationwide from Aug. 29 to Sept. 4 over the Labor Day weekend. AAA forecasted a 9% increase in domestic travel for the holiday weekend compared to 2023. ...
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