AAA reports diesel prices in Arizona are above $6 a gallon, which puts pressure on truck drivers, business owners, and consumers.
Increased fuel costs are expected to raise prices on goods as transportation expenses grow — affecting local costs.
Scottsdale tennis players advise saving money by caring for gear so it lasts longer.
Andrew Cheney and Joshua Olivas recommend storing rackets indoors and keeping clubs out of the heat — a tip echoed by a local gear expert whose advice supports families in enjoying the game without high costs.
Arizona Department of Health Services issued a directive on Tuesday, Sept.
8 letting pharmacists administer flu shots without a prescription in Phoenix after the federal advisory group (ACIP) has not met yet, expanding vaccine access for residents.
The Thunderbirds appointed Chris Camacho as chairman and John Damiris as assistant for the 2027 People’s Open at TPC Scottsdale — the 92nd edition — after Chris Gotterup’s playoff win on Feb.
8 this year. The tournament will be held Feb. 8-14, 2027.
Notre Dame Prep will face Desert Edge on Thursday in a high school football game that will be broadcast live on CW7 with a pre-game show at 6:30 p.m. The Fiesta Bowl Foundation is using the event to boost local high school football.
The Clive Collective is set to debut Kuza on Sept.
16 in north Scottsdale at 17767 N. Scottsdale Road (near its sister restaurants the Americano and Tell Your Friends), featuring a live-fire grill, a raw bar and an evolving dining room experience.
North Valley sports update: Boys beach volleyball begins today at Brophy at 4 p.m. while fall competitions in girls flag football, golf, and football are scheduled over Wednesday and Thursday at local school venues & sports fields.
M3F Fest faces community criticism after Jane Remover demanded the removal of IDF-linked Temper City from the 2027 lineup.
Flying Lotus now replaces Remover & the festival will be held at Steele Indian School Park on March 5-6 while organizers have yet to address the changes.
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