Phoenix
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Phoenix’s DJ Benz will bring the party to the polling place on Election Day
DJ Benz played Phoenix’s primaries last spring. “Voters were having a lot more fun. They were dancing in line and dancing walking back to their cars.”
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Charges dismissed against deaf Black man who was punched and shocked by Phoenix police
All charges have been dismissed against a deaf Black man who was repeatedly punched and shocked with a Taser by Phoenix police officers responding to a call that a man had committed an assault at a convenience store.
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10 haunted houses in Arizona, ranked by their fear factor
Get ready for Halloween with thrills from one of Arizona’s haunted houses. From family-friendly to nightmare-worthy, there is a haunted attraction for you!
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Take our tour to see 10 marvelous murals in central Phoenix
Learn more about these 10 marvelous murals located in central Phoenix, and then go see them for yourself.
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13 fall festivals in Arizona
Autumn in Arizona means plenty of fall festivals. Here are 13 Arizona fall festivals worth checking out.
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10 Phoenix-area activities to try after a breakup
Going through a breakup? Here are 10 Phoenix-area activities to boost your mood.
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Affordable housing in south Phoenix is being built with $2.5 million from Biden’s American Rescue Plan
The new community is just part of $35 million Maricopa County received from the American Rescue Plan to build affordable housing.
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12 best Taco Tuesday deals in the Valley
Discover 12 of the best Taco Tuesday deals in the Valley that will take your taco obsession to the next level.
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Youth climate activists harassed, arrested during sit-in at Trump campaign office
Activists came with a check for $1 billion and $1 to highlight how much Trump demanded from the oil industry in exchange for further gutting environmental regulations if reelected.
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At 18 and trans, this Phoenix resident was on his own—but today, he’s helping other LGBTQ+ youth find community
When he needed it most, Elliot Gilreath found love and support at an LGBTQ+ youth center in Phoenix. Now, he’s paying it forward to the next generation.
