Micro Center’s new Phoenix store is hiring. Here’s how to apply
The tech retailer has started staffing its Arizona location.
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Phoenix location of TikTok-famous gaming facility to open soon
It’s almost time to explore the first Arizona location of Activate, a high-tech fun center.
Epic guest list anchors annual Phoenix Fan Fusion convention
Celebrity panels, wrestling matches, video game tournaments, trivia contests – there’s something for everyone.
Maricopa County Reads summer program offers prizes for all ages
It’s Maricopa County Reads season, and you can earn rewards for every minute your nose is in a book.
Your guide to Phoenix Fan Fusion 2025: Tickets, cosplay and more
How to make the most of the Phoenix comic con and biggest geek event of the year this weekend.
Where to see the ‘Wicked: For Good’ trailer debut in Phoenix
Can’t wait to see the trailer for “Wicked: For Good”? You can see it when “Wicked” returns to theaters for one day.
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Phoenix 602 Day: A guide to the Valley’s new holiday
Happy 602 Day! Phoenix is celebrating itself on June 2 with events and deals at parks and businesses around town.
6 tips for staying safely active in Arizona summer heat
Summer in Phoenix doesn’t mean you have to hibernate, as long as you follow these tips for good health in high temperatures.
Harkins Theatres announces 2025 Summer Movie Fun series
“The Wild Robot” and “Transformers One” will be some of the blockbuster films screened at Harkins locations this summer.
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Rare endangered orchid produces first blooms at Desert Botanical Garden
For the first time since the project began in 2016, two of the fragile Canelo Hills Ladies’ Tresses orchids have flowered.
Scottsdale’s OdySea makes list of top aquariums in U.S.
One of the best aquariums in the country is right here in the Valley, according to USA Today readers.
For sale: the $2.2M Phoenix penthouse where Hitchcock shot part of ‘Psycho’
The Valley’s tallest private roof deck has a view that became world-famous in 1960. Now the deco apartment is on the market.
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How a mural, a fellowship and a community keep Nick Oza’s vision alive
The late photojournalist’s legacy lives on in Phoenix and is the inspiration for a new fellowship program.
9 books to read before their 2025 movie adaptations debut
Before these flicks hit the big – and small – screens, check out the books that inspired them.
Phoenix disability creator on living with a rare chronic illness
Dani Medina is on a mission to thrive and educate others about Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
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This Frank Lloyd Wright lamp just sold for a record-breaking $7.5M
It’s the most expensive object by the Taliesin West architect ever sold at auction.
Rodeo’s rough reality: Inside America’s most dangerous sport
The bull-riding injury rate is over 10 times that of football, but increased safety measures aim to protect riders and horses.
AEW owner Tony Khan on why Phoenix is a ‘great wrestling city’
“We’ve had nothing but great experiences and matches here in Arizona.”
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Where to observe Memorial Day in metro Phoenix
Honor the fallen with these Memorial Day events around metro Phoenix.
Memorial Day weekend 2025 in Phoenix: The best parties and events
Where to find the Valley’s biggest pool parties and nightlife events over the holiday weekend.
Micro Center might finally be opening a Phoenix store. What to know
The prayers of Arizona nerds, tech-heads and PC builders may have been answered.
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This beloved Roosevelt Row boutique is closing after 20 years
A downtown Phoenix retail gem is closing its doors in June, but its owners aren’t going anywhere.