Valley Life

Take home a new furry friend this month – minus the adoption fee.

The shop offers not only old cards and toys but personal connection and the memories of childhood.

Everything to know about the locally focused charity bowling tournament for “independent-minded citizens.”

The new shop sells high-quality prints, plus an array of cool merch.

You don’t have to leave town to have a great vacation with these resort specials.

Here’s where to see fireworks on Independence Day over cities across the Valley, from Scottsdale to Surprise.

Stardust Pinbar and Cobra Arcade Bar in downtown Phoenix are two hubs of Valley nightlife – and game play.

He’s the father of the two cubs who were born at the zoo less than a month ago.

The evening included games, music, a cash bar and more.

Grass Clippings Rolling Hills in Tempe keeps the lights on till 1 a.m.

Phoenix fashion designer Jocelyn Hu among people making the most of the league’s soaring attendance this season.

AfriSoul Marketplace was the place to be on Juneteenth for a night of dance, music, food and more.

The annual celebration, held on Mill Avenue, included dance battles, free books for kids and an oral history project.

“There’s a sense of pride that goes into owning these vehicles. So to be able to share that with other individuals, it’s priceless.”

There’s even more room for classic video games and pinball machines at the popular spot.

Skyrocket in flight. Evening viewing delight.

Photos of metro Phoenix’s legendary water park and its signature wave pool.

The nine-acre theme park featuring rides and attractions inspired by Hot Wheels and Barbie is sticking to its original opening date.

The homegrown league is both entertaining crowds and training the next generation of competitors.

They’re the first African lions born at the Phoenix Zoo in nearly 50 years.

Tempe kicked off Pride month with a bang.