Downtown Chandler’s Third Thursdays series brings an energetic blend of art, music, and community to the city’s historic core each month from October through May. The free, walkable event runs 6–9 p.m. and transforms the downtown district into an open‑air arts market featuring local creators, student artists, handmade goods, and […]
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Arizona Balloon Classic
The Arizona Balloon Classic returns January 16–18, 2026, bringing three days of hot‑air balloon races, glowing evening displays, food, music, and family‑friendly entertainment to the Wild Horse Pass Festival Grounds in Chandler. Morning ascensions lift off around 7:30 a.m. each day, followed by official balloon competition tasks on Saturday and […]
Six Common Habits Celebrities Over 50 Swear By For Healthy Aging
Celebrities in their 50s, 60s, and beyond are frequently asked about the secrets to their vitality and graceful aging. While their routines vary, several recurring themes emerge from their interviews: consistent physical activity, mindful eating, embracing the aging process, purposeful use of time, keeping engaged and active, and sticking to […]
Kesha Hodge Washington Chosen As New Phoenix Vice Mayor
Kesha Hodge Washington has been selected as the new vice mayor of Phoenix, marking a leadership change in the city’s government. She was chosen by her fellow Phoenix City Council members on January 7, 2026, after serving as the representative for District 8 since April 2023. Her selection reflects the […]
AI Linked To Surge In Internet Crimes In Arizona, FBI says
The FBI says artificial intelligence is playing a major role in a sharp rise in internet crimes reported across Arizona. Federal authorities report that AI was connected to more than 9,000 complaints submitted to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center during the first seven months of 2025. Investigators say criminals […]
Federal Appraisers Accused Of Ignoring Water Concerns In Arizona, Inflating Property Values
A nonprofit conservation group has accused federal housing appraisers of overlooking serious water supply issues when valuing properties in parts of southern Arizona, raising concerns that home prices may be inflated in areas where water availability is uncertain. The Center for Biological Diversity, based in Tucson, said it obtained internal […]
Salad And Go Reportedly Moving Headquarters Back To Arizona
Salad and Go, the fast-casual drive-thru restaurant chain best known for fresh salads, wraps, breakfast burritos and more, is planning to move its corporate headquarters back to Arizona, reversing a previous relocation to Texas that happened in recent years. The company originally began in Gilbert and was long based in […]










