Phoenix could host all-electric Formula E racing competition in 2027
The sustainability-minded championship series is eyeing Phoenix as a spot for future races.
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Phoenix vintage shop hosts ‘Open Doom Crescendo’ film screening
Terry Chiu’s “ghetto cosplay convention battle royale free for all” is getting a one-night-only screening on July 29.
Is former Arizona Cardinal Larry Fitzgerald a first-ballot Hall of Famer?
The wide receiver will have his first chance at Hall of Fame induction in 2026. Will he make it on his first try?
Italian artworks head to Phoenix Art Museum next month
“Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection” features 17th- and 18th-century works that are rarely seen outside of Italy.
Phoenix LGBTQ+ film festival canceled due to Trump’s anti-DEI policies
The Desperado Film Festival ran for 16 years at Paradise Valley Community College. Now, it’s being shut down.
Comedians bring their dysfunctional friendship to Phoenix
Aaron Branch and Herman Brice, stars of YouTube comedy series “The Kevin Langue Show,” will perform on Sunday.
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Northern Arizona wildfires hurt tourism economy of Grand Canyon area
Small businesses that cater to visitors are now facing months of little to no revenue.
5 Phoenix destinations make list of best resorts in Arizona
Travel + Leisure readers voted on the best places to stay in the Grand Canyon State, and here are the winners.
This long-running Halloween attraction is moving to Scottsdale
The sprawling haunted fairgrounds is heading to the East Valley for 2025.
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Grand Canyon North Rim closed after fire, but South Rim remains open
If you planned on visiting the Grand Canyon this summer, don’t worry: You still can.
The best Mad Monster Party Arizona costumes we saw in 2025
Phoenix cosplayers came to the three-day horror fandom con as Pinhead, Jason Voorhees and even Hannibal Lecter.
Phoenix Jewish center’s director emphasizes cultural memory preservation
As the Trump administration emulates authoritarian fascist regimes throughout history: flouting constitutional law, illegally deporting people, targeting marginalized groups as well as anyone who dissents and striving to create an atmosphere of fear-it is important to learn from past atrocities, which still inform our present moment. The Arizona Jewish Historical…
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The Lola in Glendale hosts ‘Love Island’ finale watch party on Sunday
See how all the drama ends this weekend at the Glendale hotspot.
A new LEGO Store is opening in Scottsdale this weekend. What to know
Get ready to hit the bricks.
Your guide to Mad Monster Party Arizona 2025: Tickets, schedule and more
The three-day horror fandom event will bring Robert Englund and other slasher film icons to Glendale this weekend.
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Harkins BackLot is now open in north Phoenix. Here’s a look inside
The 30,000-square-foot family entertainment center at The Shops at Norterra boasts video games, bowling and VR experiences.
‘Black Folk Photography’ inspires reflection at Phoenix’s Carver Museum
Images from the past show that people are more alike than different in the Carver’s current exhibit.
Arizona experts give tips on how to avoid rattlesnake bites
Spring and summer are peak times for rattlesnake bites, and about 200 people are bitten in Arizona each year.
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The 5 best movies of 2025 – so far
We’re halfway through the year, and here are the best flicks we’ve seen since January.
July 4 among most dangerous holidays due to fireworks and poor disposal
About 14,700 people visited emergency rooms for fireworks-related injuries last year. Here’s how to not be one of them.
Phoenix animal shelter urges pet owners to prepare for July 4 fireworks
About 67% of owners say their pets are afraid of fireworks. Here’s how to help your furry friends make it through the holiday.
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New anti-Trump billboard goes up on Grand Avenue
The billboard portrays Trump as a “swamp king” ruling over his administration’s many missteps.