Arizona’s national parks already feeling strain from mass firings
Grand Canyon National Park reported wait times being twice as long as usual after the National Park Service fired thousands.
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Your guide to Tempe Festival of the Arts 2025: Schedule, street closures and more
More than 350 artists await this weekend in downtown Tempe. Here’s everything to know.
Marisa Tomei is coming to Phoenix Fan Fusion 2025. How to get tickets
Here’s how you can meet the Oscar-winning actress from ‘My Cousin Vinny’ in June.
Remembering late actor Gene Hackman’s lesser-known roles
The late acting legend did dozens of movies before his death. Here are some you probably missed.
Where to celebrate Mardi Gras 2025 in Phoenix
It’s Fat Tuesday, which means it’s time to let the good times roll. Here’s where to do it around the Valley.
8 animal attractions around Phoenix to celebrate World Wildlife Day
Zoos and aquariums and wildlife sanctuaries, oh my!
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Phoenix Nowruz festival unites local Iranians in joyful celebration
The celebration of the Persian New Year includes dance, music, food, vendors and more.
William Shatner to host ‘Star Trek’ movie screening in Phoenix
Captain James T. Kirk is coming to Phoenix for a “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” screening and post-movie Q&A.
Phoenix restaurant ComicX’s cool stuff is now up for auction
Did you love all the cool stuff inside the recently shuttered ComicX restaurant? Here’s your chance to buy some of it.
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Harkins Theatres to show ‘The Conversation’ in honor of Gene Hackman
You can watch one of the late Gene Hackman’s greatest films next week at select Harkins locations.
Bounce through the new Bubble Planet experience in Tempe
The immersive experience at Arizona Mills is a rare thing: an attraction that’s actually fun for all ages.
How to see the rare planetary alignment tonight in Arizona
An astronomical spectacle awaits in the night skies on Friday night. Here’s when to look.
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15 celebrities who live in Arizona
Here are the famous names and high-profile people who call our state home.
Gene Hackman will be remembered as the Hollywood actor’s actor
The award-winning actor was found dead yesterday at the age of 95, but his cinematic legacy lives on.
Phoenix Zoo mourns loss of Sierra the mountain lion
Sierra and her sister, Mystic, arrived at the zoo in 2008 as orphaned cubs.
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Here’s where to watch the 2025 Oscars in Phoenix
From watch parties to marathon screenings of Best Picture nominees, here’s everything to know before Sunday.
‘Pretty Woman,’ ‘Avenue Q’ set for Arizona Broadway Theatre season
The West Valley dinner theatre has a stacked lineup including “Cats,” “A Christmas Story” and “Newsies.”
Global Champions Arabian Tour makes U.S. debut in Scottsdale
“Horses are judged on their athletic ability. They compete for prize money and they travel the world for this competition.”
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Tips for hiking Camelback Mountain: trails, parking, safety
Camelback Mountain is one of the most well-known landmarks and popular hikes in Phoenix. Want to hike it? Here’s what to do.
Arizona Two Spirit Powwow empowers community amid anti-trans legislation
“It is super important right now … to say we’re here, we’re not going anywhere and you can’t erase us, period.”
Andretti Indoor Karting to open second Valley location in Glendale
And they’re hosting a job fair in order to be fully staffed before the opening.
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Got $20K a month? Live at The Bergen, Phoenix’s priciest apartments
The ultra-high rents at the Arcadia building include luxurious homes, plus a wine room, dog run, fitness studio and far more.