Rain prompts WM Phoenix Open to suspend first round
Play has stopped at the north Scottsdale golf tournament, but the Coors Light Birds Nest concert is still on for Thursday.
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Tim Robinson brings ‘I Think You Should Leave’ tour to Phoenix
A live version of the hit Netflix comedy show will stop in the Valley this spring.
Darby Allin on how Phoenix helped launch his pro wrestling career
Footprint Center once rejected the daredevil grappler for a job. Now, he’s the main event for a nationally televised pro wrestling event at the arena.
The Oscar Meyer Wienermobile is headed to Phoenix. Here’s how to see it
The famous hot-dog-shaped vehicle will make several stops around the Valley.
15 photos of February’s First Friday in downtown Phoenix
This month’s First Friday brought thousands of people to downtown Phoenix. Here’s what we saw.
Get crafty at Potters’ Peak, Scottsdale’s coffee shop/pottery studio
It’s fun all year round at the local shop, but Potters’ Peak is currently offering some Valentine’s Day activities for you and your sweetie.
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“Where will my greatest impact be?”: Why this artist came home to Phoenix
Antoinette Cauley’s “I Do It for the Hood Pt. 2” paintings depict the Black, Latino and Indigenous communities of Phoenix.
Arizona Sailing Foundation makes waves with boating lessons in Phoenix
The local nonprofit organization teaches people of all ages how to be sailors.
Why hundreds of George Floyd protest signs are coming to ASU in Tempe
The ASU Art Museum wants the “people’s memorial” to foster dialogue. It’s going to bring tears, too.
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Arizona UFO buffs hail the current ‘golden age’ of government research
“It’s time to stop debating whether these things are real or not. They absolutely are real. … The question now is, what are we going to do about it?”
Phoenix travelers can now fly nonstop to Paris. Here’s how
It’s the first time there’s ever been nonstop flight service between Phoenix and France.
How one Phoenix author got a gig co-writing John Stamos’ memoir
The “Full House” star collaborated on “If You Would Have Told Me: A Memoir” with local scribe Daphne Young.
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Tempe History Museum’s ‘Tempe Signs’ recalls the city’s bygone eras
The exhibit runs through Jan. 27 and is free to attend.
40 photos of the 2024 Phoenix No Pants Light Rail Ride
An upbeat crowd participated in the return of Phoenix’s infamous pants-free ride aboard the Valley Metro Rail.
7 ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2024 in metro Phoenix
Parades, lectures and music are on the agenda to honor the late Dr. King.
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Look back at Phoenix Zoo’s ZooLights during its last weekend
You’ve still got a few nights left to experience ZooLights at Phoenix Zoo. Here’s a look at the 2023-24 season.
Your guide to the Phoenix No Pants Light Rail Ride 2024 on Sunday
Revealing everything to know about the return of metro Phoenix’s infamous pants-free event.
How home gardening can help protect threatened bees in Phoenix
Arizona is home to 1,300 native bee species, and they need our help.
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Oscar Mayer is looking for Wienermobile drivers. Here’s how to apply
Oscar Mayer is looking for 12 people to drive Wienermobiles across the U.S. One of them could be you.
Harkins Theatres hosts ‘Lord of the Rings’ extended cut movie series
The local theater chain is showing the extended versions of the films in CINE XL – but only for a few days.
5 free things to do this week in Phoenix
Your options for free fun this week include ‘Seinfeld’ trivia and a concert by an NPR Music Tiny Desk artist.
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10 photos of a chilly First Friday artwalk in downtown Phoenix
Thousands of people braved cold temperatures to experience a lively time on Roosevelt Row.