The Travel ID Will Be Required in 2023 

With one year remaining before the federal deadline for domestic airline travelers to have a federally-compliant ID, the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division is urging people to consider getting the Arizona Travel ID. Beginning May 3, 2023, you will need a federally-compliant credential — like the Arizona Travel ID — to get... Read More

Arizona Game and Fish Department Offers Auto-Renewal For Hunting, Fishing Licenses

The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) has introduced a new option that allows hunting and fishing license holders to have their licenses automatically renewed upon expiration. “Arizona’s annual licenses are valid for 365 days from the date of purchase, but not everyone remembers when their licenses expire,” said Assistant Director Doug Cummings. “The... Read More

The Arizona Multihousing Association Presents: AZ Housing for All

The Arizona housing supply crisis has impacted residents, businesses and communities all across our state. While some have been quick to blame property owners for surging rent, we in the industry know firsthand what a false narrative that is. The real culprit? A massive shortage of rental housing driven by Arizona’s population explosion over... Read More

OCEANS OF POSSIBILITIES Summer Reading Program Encourages Families to Visit Their Neighborhood Library and Read  

Arizona Summer Reading Program encourages readers of all ages to dive into the ocean depths this summer and participate in the OCEANS OF POSSIBILITIES Summer Reading Program. The Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records are partnering with 235 public libraries and neighborhood branches statewide to launch the program. The start date may vary from... Read More

Arizona to “Finish The Job” and Expand I-10

Commuters, vacationers and commerce will see a smoother drive between Phoenix and Tucson, as Arizona invests $400 million to widen Interstate 10, delivering on a promise by Governor Doug Ducey in this year’s State of the State Address. “In the State of the State, we promised that we would invest more dollars to get the I-10... Read More

Sedona Announces New Shuttle Trailhead Service

By Lauren Wong I’d say almost every time I take a trip to Sedona it’s like playing the lottery to find a spot. If you’re looking to park near any of the top rated trailheads, it’s likely you’ll spend a decent chunk of time hoping your car happens to be the one closest to... Read More

Phoenix Plans To Open 14 City Pools This Month

Summer is nearly upon us and the City of Phoenix announced plans to open 14 city pools this May for the season. The following pools will open on May 28: Coronado Pool, 1717 N 12th Street Cortez Pool, 3434 W Dunlap Avenue Deer Valley Pool, 19400 N. 19th Avenue El Prado Pool, 6428 S.... Read More

Construction Begins on Luxury Condominiums At Base of Camelback Mountain

The landscape of Camelback Mountain is about to change. Construction is now underway on luxury condominium residences at the base of Camelback Mountain. The Mountainside Residences, located in the Ascent at The Phoenician private community near 60th Street and Camelback Road, should be completed by 2024. Thirty-six of the 40 condominiums have already been... Read More

Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams Announces Plan to Retire

Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams has announced plans to retire this summer. Williams has been in law enforcement for more than three decades. She began her career as a patrol officer in Phoenix in 1989. She moved to Oxnard, California to head the department in 2011. Williams was appointed to Phoenix Police Chief in... Read More

Teens Can Work Out For Free All Summer At Planet Fitness

Planet Fitness will help keep the teens active this summer. Teens ages 14-19 can get a free all summer “High School Summer Pass” to any Planet Fitness location in the United States. The free pass is valid from May 16 to August 31, 2022. Teens can pre-register online. They will receive a reminder to sign... Read More