Children’s Cancer Network Pinwheels for Hope

Join Children’s Cancer Network this week for some family fun at Pinwheels for Hope, at Biltmore Fashion Park and help a great cause. Friday 9/10/21 11:00am – 5:00pm Grab your lunch and come enjoy the music and fun with Just Energy Entertainment from 11:00am-2:00pm. Tables will be available in the plaza for dining! Display of... Read More

Here is Who Will Be Coming to the Concert Stages in the Valley

Avid concert goers are eager for live music to return to the valley’s concert venues. It looks like the hibernation will soon be over as Arizona gets set to host a variety of concerts. Fans are without a doubt looking forward to the slate of performances lined up for the area’s biggest stages. Below... Read More

Former Hacienda Healthcare Caregiver Nathan Sutherland Pleads Guilty in Rape Case

A former Hacienda Healthcare caregiver charged with sexually assaulting an incapacitated woman who later gave birth at a long-term care facility in Phoenix has pleaded guilty to multiple charges. In December 2018, police were notified of an incident by staff at Hacienda Healthcare who called for help when a patient gave birth to a... Read More

Judge Refuses to Block Law Allowing Sports Betting in Arizona

On Monday, Maricopa County Superior Court judge refused to block a new Arizona law allowing sports gambling to be run by professional sports teams in a decision that will allow the major gambling expansion start as planned later this week. Judge James Smith refused to issue an injunction barring sports betting from starting Thursday.... Read More

Arizona Being Considered As a Possible Location For Proposed $400B Sustainable City

A former Walmart executive is looking to build a sustainable city and Arizona could be the chosen location. Arizona is on the short list for a new $400 billion smart city proposed by billionaire Marc Lore. City plans were released on Sept. 1 for Telosa, a proposed sustainable city that as planned would consist... Read More

2021 Fall Arizona Restaurant Week

Arizona Restaurant Week is the most edible time of the year! This statewide annual affair offers foodies a wide variety of dining opportunities and the chance to try something new. The event starts September 17th and runs until the 26th. From sizzling Southwestern and comfort foods to five-star dining and international fare, it’s all... Read More

Car Parts Shortage Until 2023?

A shortage of computer chips that sent auto prices soaring over the last several months had appeared to be easing back and giving consumers who are in the market for a new car, a sense of relief. However, that hope has dimmed and a parts shortage will keep auto prices sky-high. A surge in... Read More

First Evacuated Afghan Refugees Arrive in Arizona For Resettlement

Gov. Doug Ducey said Arizona has received its first group of recently evacuated Afghan refugees to be resettled in Arizona. Ducey said in a Tweet overnight that the group arrived Sunday night and more are on their way. The Republican governor noted the refugees were vetted through background checks. He said the U.S. must... Read More

Upscale Mini Golf Venture Puttshack Coming to Scottsdale Quarter

Puttshack, the world’s first and only upscale, tech-infused mini golf experience recently announced that it has signed a new lease in Scottsdale Quarter. Puttshack is expected to be a major entertainment destination for Scottsdale residents and visitors. The more than 25,000 square-feet, two-story space will feature four custom-made, tech-driven, highly competitive mini golf courses, powered by the... Read More

Several Fall Festivals Canceled Due to COVID-19 Concerns

Multiple outdoor fall festivals in the Valley have been canceled due to increasing concerns of the spread of the delta variant. Official notifications of cancellations of The AZCentral Wine & Food Experience, Arizona Taco Festival, Spooktacular Hot Air Balloon Festival, and Tempe Oktoberfest have been announced. The Arizona Taco Festival was scheduled to run Oct. 23... Read More