Here’s what those lights over Arizona were on Thursday night
What caused that glow in the skies over Phoenix and other local cities last night? You might already know.
What caused that glow in the skies over Phoenix and other local cities last night? You might already know.
The Force is strong with these events.
Impressive. Most impressive.
The three-day ink-slinging extravaganza at Phoenix Shrine Auditorium will showcase more than 150 artists.
And it’s just as cute as you’d expect.
The festival-like event celebrating the U.K. holiday will be a “proper party” with 10 bands and cheap beer.
No joke: The crescent moon will align with Venus and Saturn to form an emoji-like grin.
The ‘bots are among us, including delivery drones, autonomous vehicles and service droids.
Justin Martin, Mark Farina and Destructo are set to perform at the Arizona EDM event from July 3 to 7.
The annual meteor shower is set to peak on April 21 and 22.
Get your Schrute bucks and cricket bats ready.
Cannabis connoisseurs of the Valley, here’s where to celebrate this weekend.
Everything to know about the two-day music festival rager kicking off today at Sloan Park with the Chainsmokers and Gryffin.
The local TV icons were honored at an event on Wednesday attended by friends and family members.
Kesha, Russ, Bob Dylan and dozens of others are scheduled to play the outdoor Phoenix venue. Here’s the full 2025 lineup.
More than a dozen Valley shops will participate on Saturday, April 12.
April’s full moon will appear smaller than usual. Here’s how to see it and why it’s called a Pink Moon.
Everything y’all need to know about the massive (and massively rowdy) four-day country music festival near Phoenix.
The game selection, foam weapon battles and Tony Hawk’s con debut all ruled. The long lines and broken controls? Not so much.
A warp zone through some beloved Valley arcades, including Starship Fantasy in Tempe and Scottsdale’s Video Round-Up.
Arizona cosplayers took it to the next level at the three-day gaming convention.
It’s reportedly due to “an increase in violent crime” at the monthly art walk along Roosevelt Row.