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This Huge Arizona Airport Fills Its Terminals With Rotating Museum Exhibits and Local Art

Most people treat an airport like a hallway with a security line attached. One busy hub in Phoenix quietly breaks that rule by hanging public art, cultural displays, and rotating museum exhibits right where travelers wait for their flights. It means a long layover can turn into a free gallery...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d
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Phoenix New Times

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Maricopa County’s blue wave washes away election deniers and conspiracy kooks

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. A Maricopa County elections employee diligently placed a stack of ballots in...

Maricopa County, AZ · 3d
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Tempe Independent

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Apply for a Tempe neighborhood grant

Have an idea to improve your neighborhood? Tempe's Neighborhood Grant program is now accepting applications for the upcoming cycle, and applications are due at 5 p.m. April 21, 2027.  

Tempe, AZ · 3d

ABC15 Arizona

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Phoenix water shutoffs resume Nov. 16 for overdue accounts

The City of Phoenix says 9,000-plus accounts owe nearly $24 million, and outreach communities say they expect more people to seek help in the coming days.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Arizona rains gave a record-breaking water boost to Salt and Verde rivers. Here are the numbers

Rainstorms drenched Arizona in recent weeks, soaking the state’s cities, mountains, streams and rivers. Anybody who got caught in the rare fall storm could tell you it was a wildly unusual amount of water. Now, we have the numbers to back it up. The Salt River Project, which operates...

Arizona · 8h

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Arizona Projects 11-06-26

1. Demolition of the former downtown Phoenix radio station building is underway as Phase I of Atari Hotels in Roosevelt Row, formally launching construction on the project. Intersection Development is developing the hotel and broader two-block Fascination Street entertainment district, with räkkhaus serving as the architecture firm. Plans include a roughly 2,400-person entertainment venue alongside hotel and entertainment uses, with the project targeted for completion in late 2028 or early 2029.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

Lovely Garden Roots

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More Than 40 Tempe Homes Have Gone Without Irrigation Water Since a Contractor Damaged a Pipe in March, and Some Now Pay $900 City Water Bills

More than 40 Tempe Tally Ho Farms homes lack irrigation water since a March pipe break, and some pay $900 city water bills as trees die.

Tempe, AZ · 3d

ABC15 Arizona

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Free Glendale pickleball event raises money for child wellness programs

Stand Up Us is hosting a free, all-ages Family Fun Day on Nov. 7, where pickleball, obstacle courses, and community fun come together for a cause supporting a child wellness curriculum.

Glendale, AZ · 2d

northcentralnews.net

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Explore Phoenix history on home tour

Hosted by the Roosevelt Action Association, the annual Historic Home Tour – scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. – offers a rare opportunity for residents to step inside a curated collection of beautifully preserved and thoughtfully modernized homes. The tour showcases a blend...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

Glendale Independent

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Glendale council turns focus to other potential annexations

Other potential annexations by the city of Glendale have not been top of mind in recent months, and with good reason. Much of the public discourse of the past three months focused on the

Glendale, AZ · 2d

East Valley Tribune

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Mesa bond measures pass as Goforth wins 2nd term

The City of Mesa’s two bonds came out strong with voters right out of the gate election night. By the latest unofficial results Thursday, both the $150 million public safety and the $135 million transportation measures had each garnered a 65% approval at the ballot box. Voters also overwhelmingly...

Mesa, AZ · 2d

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The Arizona Science Center Turns Into A Grown-Ups-Only Night Where Chemistry Makes A Great Date

Most Phoenix locals last saw this downtown museum on a school field trip, clutching a sack lunch and a permission slip. These days, a few evenings a year, the kids go home and the grown-ups take over the exhibits, the dance floor and the planetarium dome. It is a date night where the conversation starters are built right into the walls.

Phoenix, AZ · 5d

theprescotttimes.com

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Arizona Education Association Responds to Legislative Changes and Statewide Public Education Results

Phoenix, AZ — Following landmark election results across the state, the Arizona Education Association is celebrating victories for public education and working families, attributing historic wins to years of organizing by AEA members up and down the state. This election has produced a monumental shift in state leadership: voters...

Arizona · 3d

Yahoo!

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Sinkhole in Scottsdale reduces traffic to single lane

If you're driving in Scottsdale, slow down: There's a reported sinkhole. >> Download the 12News app for the latest local breaking news straight to your phone. The sinkhole is near Hayden Road between Loop 101 and Mayo Boulevard, reducing southbound Hayden Road to a single lane of traffic. Scottsdale police...

Scottsdale, AZ · 4d

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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How much you need to retire in Phoenix, according to a new study

A new study revealed how much Arizonans need to save for retirement in 2026. With the cost of living on the rise, affordability is on everyone's mind . SmartAsset found that, of the 55 most populous counties, retirees would not be able to afford to live in any of them on Social Security benefits alone. The study looked at the 55 most populous counties and analyzed how much retirees would need to retire in each state. The 4% rule is a rule of thumb that says retirees can safely withdraw 4% from their retirement fund in the first year and adjust thereafter for inflation. However, the latest research suggests 4.7% as the initial withdrawal rate. Using the 4.7% rule, SmartAsset estimated how much homeowners and renters would need to save to live in Maricopa County, providing savings needs for essential spending and discretionary spending. Essential spending covers things like housing, healthcare, transportation, food and other basic living expenses, while discretionary spending allows for entertainment, eating out and optional expenses. Here's what SmartAsset suggested for retirees in Maricopa County. How much do you need to save to retire in Arizona? According to SmartAsset, Maricopa County is the second most affordable county

Maricopa County, AZ · 5d

FOX 10 Phoenix

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Dia de los Muertos celebrations continue across Arizona

Arizona · 20h

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Family wants answers after disabled man dies following days without AC in group home amid state investigation

State officials terminated agreements with nine Legend DDD group homes following a months-long investigation into quality-of-care concerns. A family alleges a 65-year-old disabled man died weeks after enduring 88-degree temperatures inside a south Phoenix Legend DDD group home without air conditioning. Heavy redactions in public records conceal further details regarding...

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

KTAR News

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Tempe Town Lake closed to fishing due to E. coli concerns

Tempe Town Lake will remain closed to all boating — and now fishing — activities after record flooding caused water quality concerns, the City of Tempe announced. The lake initially closed on Sunday out of an abundance of caution as the Salt River Project released water from several regional reservoirs, which increased water flow through the lake, raising the potential for debris.

Tempe, AZ · 2d

ABC 15 News

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Families march to Tempe City Hall seeking more emergency funding for shelter

TEMPE, AZ — When ABC15 first reported on unhoused families staying at a Tempe motel, AZ Hugs said it was paying for rooms for 56 families. Now the nonprofit puts that number at 85. On Thursday night, families marched to City Hall, asking the mayor and city leaders to...

Tempe, AZ · 3d

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Fridays with Frank – U.S. Veteran and Navy SEAL Tom Chaby

In this episode, Founder Frank G. Cannata is pleased to introduce Tom Chaby, a U.S. veteran and retired Navy SEAL (Sea, Air, and Land) Team member. Of Captain Chaby’s 26 years serving as a special operator, nearly half of them were spent overseas. He first deployed to Afghanistan shortly after 9/11 in 2001.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d