Youth camps are back on at Phoenix community centers this summer after being wiped out last year by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Phoenix City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a plan to expand Parks and Recreation Department offerings, allowing PHXPlays Summer Camps for kids ages 6-12 to start at the following 11 facilities on June […]
Read MoreThe team behind Diego Pops, The Montauk, and The Hot Chick have opened a new restaurant in the Valley, Eat Up! Drive-Thru. Eat Up! is not a fast-food restaurant, though the goal is to serve customer’s food quickly The restaurant recently opened on the southeastern corner of 40th Street and Indian School Road, next door […]
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Governor Doug Ducey signed new legislation to build election integrity, protect Arizona voters and streamlines the way elections are conducted. “Arizona is a national leader when it comes to election integrity and access to the ballot box, and Senate Bill 1485 continues that legacy. In 1992, our state began offering the ability for […]
Read MoreAmazon, which has been under pressure from shoppers, brands and lawmakers to crack down on counterfeits on its site, said Monday that it blocked more than 10 billion suspected phony listings last year before any of their offerings could be sold. The numbers were released in Amazon’s first report on its anti-counterfeiting efforts since it […]
Read MoreThe deadline to file both your state and federal taxes is less than 10 days away — May 17, 2021. So, if you haven’t filed your taxes yet, you need to begin preparing them — and then filing them — right away. The average federal refunds so far this season have been $2,873, according to […]
Read MoreArizona voters in next year’s election will get to decide if undocumented students can once again pay in-state tuition at public universities and community colleges as well as qualify for state financial aid. The Arizona House of Representatives voted 33-27 on Monday in favor of adding that measure to the ballot for the 2022 election […]
Read MoreThe Arizona state health department announced Tuesday that they are one step away from approval in vaccinating kids ages 12-15. Once given the go ahead with the federal clearance, the state-run COVID-19 vaccination sites will be ready to give shots to kids ages 12-15 on Thursday. Other vaccination sites in the state are also expected […]
Read MoreArizona-born country music star, Dierks Bentley will bring his latest tour to Phoenix this summer. Bentley’s Beers on Me tour will stop at Ak-Chin Pavilion near 83rd Avenue and McDowell Road in Phoenix on Aug. 27. He’ll be joined by Riley Green and Parker McCollum. “I wrote a song a few months back with some […]
Read MoreA new restaurant featuring a menu infused with smoky South and Central American flavors is set to open this month at Phoenix’s revitalized Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort. Renata’s Hearth will start serving up exotic dishes such as mole negro rubbed smoked Wagyu brisket, grilled branzino and pozole blanco starting May 18. Reservations are […]
Read MoreA company co-owned by golf legend Tiger Woods has lined up a new venture in metro Phoenix: a pair of entertainment centers featuring 18-hole putting courses. Florida-based PopStroke announced Thursday it has reached deals for seven new locations in three states, including the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale and The Pavilions at Talking Stick in […]
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