Phoenix skywatchers share photos of Blood Moon lunar eclipse
Did you miss the total lunar eclipse last night? Here’s what it looked like.
Did you miss the total lunar eclipse last night? Here’s what it looked like.
The annual golf-themed event wraps up this weekend with a free screening of “Happy Gilmore” on the football field.
There’s only two weeks left of the annual attraction. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of it.
In May, Southwest Airlines will start charging most passengers to check bags. And Phoenix travelers have thoughts about it.
How the unexplained encounter stunned the Valley 28 years ago today.
It should be a remarkable sight, unless the weather doesn’t cooperate.
The gonzo event where all gender identities wear bridal dresses and hit up downtown bars returns this weekend.
Everybody knows the bird is the word.
A new documentary about the sport of women’s baseball – not softball – got a local screening last weekend.
The man behind “The Machine” is coming to the Valley.
Legge, a 44-year-old British driver, was the first woman to race in any NASCAR Cup Series race since Danica Patrick in 2018.
You can’t miss this fun, colorful homage to “Super Mario Bros.”
Better than a Royale with cheese, select Harkins locations will screen six of Tarantino’s most beloved films for just $5 each.
The Arizona Women’s Climbing Coalition helps women and genderqueer folks find confidence and community in the great outdoors.
Grand Canyon National Park reported wait times being twice as long as usual after the National Park Service fired thousands.
More than 350 artists await this weekend in downtown Tempe. Here’s everything to know.
Here’s how you can meet the Oscar-winning actress from ‘My Cousin Vinny’ in June.
The late acting legend did dozens of movies before his death. Here are some you probably missed.
It’s Fat Tuesday, which means it’s time to let the good times roll. Here’s where to do it around the Valley.
Zoos and aquariums and wildlife sanctuaries, oh my!
The celebration of the Persian New Year includes dance, music, food, vendors and more.
Captain James T. Kirk is coming to Phoenix for a “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” screening and post-movie Q&A.