A new gathering place for Valley mahjong enthusiasts has officially opened its doors in Scottsdale, offering players a dedicated space to learn, practice, and enjoy one of the world’s most enduring strategy games. The Phoenix Mahjong Club, which has grown steadily through pop‑up events and community meetups, has launched its […]
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House Approves More Than $7 Million For Law Enforcement Upgrades, Veteran Support In The West Valley
More than $7 million in federal funding is one step closer to reaching Arizona’s West Valley, following U.S. House approval this week of a package aimed at strengthening police resources and expanding legal services for veterans. The funding, designated for projects in Arizona’s 8th Congressional District, was advanced by Republican […]
Two Lucky Arizona Players Score Big In Weekend Powerball Drawing
Two Arizona lottery players are starting the week with a welcome financial boost after winning big in Saturday night’s Powerball drawing. According to the Arizona Lottery, both winning tickets were purchased in the Valley, and officials are encouraging residents to double-check their numbers. One ticket, worth $150,000, was sold at […]
Top Longevity Expert Shares Seven Habits That Support Healthy Aging
Aging may be inevitable, but according to renowned cardiologist and longevity researcher Dr. Eric Topol, how we age is far more within our control than once believed. In his new book Super Agers: An Evidence‑Based Approach to Longevity, Topol outlines simple, science‑backed habits that can help older adults stay healthier, […]
Smart Rings Offer Seniors A Simple, Subtle Way To Stay Healthy And Independent
As wearable technology continues to evolve, a new device is quietly gaining popularity among older adults: the smart ring. Smaller than a smartwatch and easier to manage than many health gadgets, these lightweight rings are emerging as a practical tool for seniors who want to monitor their well‑being without fuss […]
ASU Dance Team Heads To Florida For UDA College Nationals
Arizona State University’s nationally recognized dance team is preparing to take the stage at the 2026 UDA College Nationals in Orlando, where they will compete against top collegiate programs from across the country. The Sun Devils will perform in multiple divisions, showcasing routines they have spent months refining. According to […]
Owners Of Scottsdale Assisted Living Facility Ordered To Divest After Resident’s Heat‑Related Death
State regulators have ordered the owners of a Scottsdale assisted living facility to divest from the business following the heat‑related death of an 85‑year‑old resident. The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) issued the decision after determining the facility failed to protect the man, who was found unresponsive in an […]
Historic Pomeroy Building In Downtown Mesa Sells For $1.3 Million
The Pomeroy Building, a longtime fixture of downtown Mesa and a property held by one family for decades, has been sold for $1.3 million. The 10,600‑square‑foot structure, located at 136 W. Main Street, includes both retail and office space and has been part of the city’s historic core for generations. […]
Bob Weir, Founding Member Of The Grateful Dead, Dies At 78
Bob Weir, the guitarist, vocalist, and co‑founder of the Grateful Dead whose distinctive style helped define the sound of the 1960s San Francisco counterculture, has died at age 78. His family announced his passing Saturday, saying he died peacefully while surrounded by loved ones. Weir had recently overcome cancer but […]
2026 Arizona Car Week
The Valley is gearing up for one of its largest automotive celebrations as the 2026 Arizona Car Week rolls in Jan. 16–25, bringing more than 30 events to communities across Fountain Hills, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe. The nine‑day showcase will feature classic, collector, and exotic vehicles, drawing crowds that […]











