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Chandler Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Terri Kimble looks forward to the day where she can walk down a jetway, a moveable hallway that connects an airport terminal to the plane, instead of having to climb steps to board a plane at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. She asked a Gateway official when...

Chandler’s Downtown has been recognized as Arizona’s top foodie neighborhood by LoveFood, a testament to its growing reputation as a culinary hotspot. Just outside of Phoenix, Chandler’s tree-lined streets have become a magnet for food lovers seeking unique flavors and local favorites.

Fortune has favored two lottery participants in Arizona's Valley with million-dollar wins. As local residents continue their usual routines, a pair of lottery tickets sold at separate locations have potentially altered the course of two individuals' lives with seven-figure sums. According to ABC15, a "The Pick" lottery ticket worth a...

Chandler, Arizona is anticipating the arrival of a new culinary shopping experience, the Seafood City Supermarket, scheduled to open in 2025. Making its Arizona debut at the Chandler Fashion Center, the supermarket is pegged to occupy the expansive upper level of what used to be a Sears store, as reported by ABC15.

If you’re searching for a restaurant that delivers not just a meal, but an experience, look no further than Sea & Smoke Mesquite Seafood Grill in the heart of the beautiful Ocotillo Plaza. As someone with decades of experience in the restaurant and bar industry, I can confidently say that Sea & Smoke stands out as one of the premier dining destinations in Chandler, AZ.

The state’s premier museum of cultural and natural history and a must-see for dinosaur lovers, this 80,000-square-foot museum offers visitors a trip to the Southwest’s prehistoric – and more recent – past with a range of exhibits and activities that cover archaeology, paleontology, geology, art and more. A selfie with a life-size dinosaur sculpture “bursting out” of the upper levels of the museum is worth the trip alone. 53 N. Macdonald St., Mesa, 480-644-2230, arizonamuseumofnaturalhistory.org.

Gilbert will host a new event, Sound Bites Music & Food Festival, from 2-9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12  at Gilbert Regional Park. The Gin Blossoms, which emerged out of Tempe in the late ...

Gilbert, get ready to satisfy your sweet tooth as Randy’s Donuts, the Los Angeles-based doughnut empire, has officially opened its newest Arizona location. This marks the third store in the state, and it began welcoming customers today at 4935. S. Val Vista Dr., featuring a convenient drive-thru for on-the-go indulgence. Eager doughnut enthusiasts can expect doors to open daily at 6 a.m., catering to those early morning cravings.

Sampurna is a family-owned Indian restaurant that serves both northern and southern India dishes. There's a vast number of appetizers, meat and vegetable curries and Dosai. The lunch ...

Chandler's Tumbleweed Park is about to turn into a canine carnival for the annual Woofstock event, where dogs rule and humans duly follow. Scheduled for November 16, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., this free celebration promises a tail-wagging good time with a slew of activities tailored for dogs and their adoring owners, according to Chandler, Arizona.

Omar Apollo's soulful rhythms, passionate Spanish lyrics and R&B hits echoed through Mesa Amphitheatre on Thursday. Apollo, an American R&B singer best known for his hit track "Evergreen (You Didn’t Deserve Me At All)" performed the God Said No World Tour to the excitement of thousands of Arizona fans.

Walmart has announced key expansions to its core pet care services, including in-person and virtual veterinary care, pet prescription delivery, grooming services, pet food and supplies, all in one location for pet owners. Walmart noted the pet category continues to be one of the most dynamic in retail, with a...

There was plenty of entertainment at the Santan Brewing Oktoberfest, held Sept. 28 at A.J. Chandler Park in Downtown Chandler. Members of the band Rock Lobster played many rock hits, including The ...

Growing up in Mesa, Kate E. Cook was precocious. She started dancing as a 2-year-old in a class for 4-year-olds. The Mesa resident participated in competitive dance and musical theater. She’s blending her talents in the national tour of “Funny Girl,” which comes to ASU Gammage from Tuesday, Oct. 15,...

Mesa Community College artist-in-residence Antoinette Cauley will present a solo exhibition of her work Sept. 5-Oct.17 at the Art Gallery on the Southern and Dobson Campus. A reception is 6-8 ...

Mesa’s Asian District has unveiled its fifth cultural mural at Mekong Plaza at the southwest corner of Main Street and Dobson Road. Local artist Shela Yu created the new mural, “Jewel of Balance,” featuring a striking dragon named Drina, symbolizing power, strength, and good luck. As a symbol of unity and resilience, the dragon highlights the district’s cultural diversity and the deep-rooted traditions of Asian communities in Mesa.