The first Indigenous woman in space never planned on becoming an astronaut
Marine Col. Nicole A. Mann recently spoke to students at Estrella Mountain Community College about her path to the stars.
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Despite cloud cover, solar eclipse delivers for Flagstaff skywatchers
Astronomy fans gathered at Flagstaff’s Lowell Observatory for Monday’s celestial event.
Final Four Fan Fest brought sports-themed fun to downtown Phoenix
Take a look back at the four-day event that offered games, giveaways and activities for all ages.
Roosevelt Row was bustling during April’s First Friday artwalk
Though the street was not shut down as usual, there were still plenty of people in downtown Phoenix for the monthly event.
Your guide to April’s First Friday artwalk in downtown Phoenix
Highlights of this month’s First Friday artwalk in downtown Phoenix include cactus art at Olney Gallery and live music in the Herberger Theater Center courtyard.
Arizona Humane Society introduces dog field trips to increase adoptions
Taking dogs home for a short stay or out in the community can be a fast track to getting them a forever family.
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Vote to name Phoenix Zoo’s 5 new baby goats
The adorable babies at the zoo’s Harmony Farm need you to choose their names by April 12.
See the stars of classic kids’ movie ‘The Sandlot’ in Phoenix in May
Cast members from the 1993 children’s flick are coming to town for a film screening and post-movie discussion.
The Phoenix Film Festival unleashes star power for 2024 edition
More than 200 films and a wealth of activities are on the schedule for the 11-day event.
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Phoenix gallery Modified Arts celebrates 25 years on Roosevelt Row
The venue’s 25th anniversary show is a profound look back at the space’s compelling efforts and identity.
Where to get solar eclipse glasses in Phoenix
Planning to watch the solar eclipse in Arizona on April 8? You’ll need special glasses to protect your eyes.
Steven Spielberg’s first movie premiered in Phoenix 60 years ago this week
A teenage Steven Spielberg made $1 profit off a screening of “Firelight” at Phoenix Little Theatre on March 24, 1964.
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Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week is a new high-profile event planned for 2025
The festival will be the city’s first international modern and contemporary art fair.
Cactus basketball hoop artworks honor Indigenous community as Final Four nears
The new pieces of art, each with a unique design and standing 13 feet tall, are Scottsdale’s way of welcoming Final Four visitors.
Here’s what’s new at Chase Field as D-backs open 2024 season
Coming off a thrilling World Series run, the Diamondbacks organization has some new things in store for the 2024 season.
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Checking out hot cars and cool people at the AZ Rockabilly Bash
The annual event, held March 22 and 23 at Pleasant Harbor Marina & RV Resort at Lake Pleasant, brings together custom cars, pinup style, rockabilly music and more.
Harkins Theatres hosts 9-movie ‘Star Wars’ marathon on May 4
Want to spend 22 hours straight in a movie theater? This ‘Star Wars’ marathon is for you.
Phoenix-area Black businesses face challenges with startup capital
Fewer than 1% of Phoenix businesses are owned by members of the Black community. A lack of funding is one reason why.
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Changing Hands Bookstore celebrates 50 years in metro Phoenix
The beloved local book chain is marking five decades with a one-day-only party at both locations.
What time is the solar eclipse in Phoenix and other Arizona spots?
Want to see the solar eclipse in Phoenix and other parts of Arizona on April 8? Here’s when to look.
Comedian Kathy Griffin returns to Phoenix with ‘My Life on the PTSD List’
After cancer, divorce, addiction and the fallout from that picture of President Trump’s head, Kathy Griffin is back touring and headed to Phoenix.
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Casitas, private clubs among upgrades in plan for State Farm Stadium
The Arizona Cardinals are adding some high-dollar amenities to their home field.