Valley Life

Remember: “It’s a dry heat.”

The owners of the house just want it sold.

Fry’s likes to make its stores unique to the area, but the Aztecs only worshipped the sun; they never lived in the Valley.

There will be heavy metal, an uncomfortably high number of clowns, and Toto.

The actor hid Fonda’s Ferrari and told him the police wanted to talk to him because it had been stolen and used in a robbery.

Comedian Mike Epps has added a second show on Sunday night.

“But who needs two Eiffel Towers?”

We’re living in the age of stay-at-home entertainment, so why are these places bucking the trend?

She oversees the state’s collection of more than 700 newspaper titles.

The art of curating at an art hotel.

It’s all about fun, but this year’s event in downtown Phoenix comes amid Donald Trump and others blaming video games for mass shootings.

You can experience disco fever and pinball fever at this unique joint in downtown Phoenix.

It’s a whole month full of storytelling, globetrotting, and sexy shirtless saxophone-ing.

“I’ve never seen a rattler up here,” he said. “But I have seen three black bears.”

Your plans have arrived.

Sometimes you just need to get away.

“Now we know Havasu isn’t the trashiest Lake in Arizona.”

Scientists blew up an area near Flagstaff to create lunar craters for astronauts.

Neil Armstrong and everyone else who stepped on the lunar surface did some training near Flagstaff or the Grand Canyon.Space

The downtown mainstay is vacating its location at the end of the month.

Here’s where to see the rockets’ red glare.