The fair is back on weekends through October, and the food game is exactly why I go. Some bites are pure chaos, but that’s the fun.

J. Alexander’s is set to open in Gilbert this November, giving the chain a second Arizona location.

Scott's Generations will close on Oct. 25 after 37 years in Phoenix, and owner Scott Snyder says the response has been overwhelming.

Scottsdale’s Halloween lineup looks less like a spooky season and more like a civic reminder that free can still be fun.

Roosevelt is opening in the former FilmBar space with a listening-bar angle, house music, vinyl nights, cocktails and food.

Roosevelt opens Sunday in the former FilmBar space, and I’m into the idea: a downtown room that treats sound like the main event.

I see this as a real win for Phoenix cannabis workers: after years of waiting, Curaleaf’s Midtown team finally ratified its first union contract.

A marijuana strain tested at a Scottsdale lab was recalled after state inspectors said failed Aspergillus results were reported as passing.

I think GateWay Community College expanding its cannabis certificates is a smart, timely move for Valley job seekers.

I think this UGR study is encouraging because it points to a practical combo: intermittent fasting plus supervised exercise.

I think this is encouraging news: consistency may matter more than cramming workouts into one big burst.

I think this study is a useful wake-up call: physical decline can start around 35, but adult exercise still helps.

Arizona climbed to No. 22 after its fifth straight win, and this one looks less like hype than momentum.

Devin Booker gave Phoenix a historic jolt, but the Suns’ rebounding issues are still staring everybody in the face.

Arizona’s jump to No. 22 in the AP Top 25 looks like the kind of move that happens when a team handles business the right way.

A strong Pacific storm is pulling deep moisture into Arizona, with the best chance for widespread rain Wednesday night into Thursday.

The free, three-day folklife festival is back downtown, bringing food, music, dance, crafts and hands-on activities to Tucson.

Storms are expected to keep moving through metro Phoenix, with a wind advisory in place and delays piling up at Sky Harbor.

From soul in Phoenix to rock in the West Valley, here are six live music picks hitting the Valley Aug. 26–28.

From live music to family outings, here’s a quick look at what’s happening around metro Phoenix this weekend and beyond.

Arizona’s top young baseball talent put on a show at the 2026 Future Games, with MVPs and standout performances turning heads.