As COVID-19 cases continue to decline, the Phoenix City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to reopen its outdoor park amenities. The facilities had been closed since early December out of caution due to high coronavirus case totals. Residents will be able to resume making reservations for athletic fields for practices, games and local tournaments with...
Read MoreVideo Credit: 12News.com Surveillance footage in Scottsdale caught an alleged groper in the act as he chased after a woman entering her apartment at night. Police arrested the suspect, but said there could be more victims out there. The original incident happened near Scottsdale and Shea roads. In the footage, a man can...
Read MoreThursday, March 25, 2021, 11:00 am MST / Arizona Child and family mental health have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in countless unique ways. The ongoing stress has impacted every aspect of community, school and family life. With kids studying from home, schools opening and closing, persistent fear of the virus – and...
Read MoreSoon there will only be one physical Disney Store in the Phoenix metro area. The Disney Stores at Chandler Fashion Center, Scottsdale Fashion Square, and Arrowhead Towne Center are scheduled to close on or before March 23, according to Shop Disney’s website. The store at SanTan Village in Gilbert closed last year. The closures...
Read MoreA locally owned market offering carefully crafted food, coffee, wine and provisions is now open in Phoenix, hoping to introduce customers to food ingredients from around the world. Located at 3410 N. 24th St., nomada Provisions is open Tuesday through Sunday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. The market is the newest concept of...
Read MoreArt Detour began on Feb. 27, kicking off a slew of in-person and virtual art exhibitions in Phoenix and across Arizona. Whether you’re attending from the couch at home or out for a night of gallery hopping in downtown Phoenix, there is something creative for everyone from now until March 31. From its humble...
Read MoreOn Monday, Attorney General Mark Brnovich joined a coalition of 12 states in filing a lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s administration over a massive expansion of federal regulations through executive order, potentially impacting nearly every aspect of the economy and Arizonans’ households. “The Biden administration has exceeded its authority in an effort to quickly...
Read MoreBig changes could be coming to Phoenix’s oldest operating indoor shopping mall. Kimco, the management company for Christown Spectrum Mall located at the southeast corner of 19th Avenue and Bethany Home Road, will request a zoning change to create a more urban environment. Christown opened in 1961 as Arizona’s first air-conditioned mall. Today, the...
Read MoreThree Arizona medical centers are among the “World’s Best Hospitals” of 2021, part of a list released by Newsweek recognizing 2,000 medical institutions across a 25-country footprint. Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix secured the highest spot locally on the U.S version of the list. It placed No. 12 out of 350 general hospitals, and...
Read MoreGovernor Doug Ducey today announced the next phase of COVID-19 mitigation. With cases dropping in Arizona, and vaccine distribution underway, it’s still important to keep our guard up, and these protocols reflect that approach. The announcement follows 7 weeks of declining cases in Arizona, and the distribution of more than 2 million vaccines. The...
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