🌱 Patch AM: What Phoenix police say happened in the deadly Glendale Avenue crash

You won’t want to miss Kids Eat Free at Luna Grill Until Aug. 31 on the Phoenix Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How Phoenix’s 24/7 summer heat shelter is handling surging family demand

And on the Phoenix Patch calendar - EPCOR Teaches Young Arizonans About Water Conservation at Heard Museum's Molly of Denali

🌱 Patch AM: Why Phoenix leaders just created a special day for hotel workers

Be sure to catch Tonight's Featured Snack: Crab Puffs! on the Phoenix Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Which Phoenix freeways will shut down for construction this weekend?

And on the Phoenix Patch calendar - Floating in Moonlight: Summer Full Moon Float

🌱 Patch AM: What Phoenix council’s new mental-health funding means for local policing

And check out Behavioral Health Professionals Networking Event Hosted by Cornerstone Healing Center on the Phoenix Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Barricade at Phoenix bar shuts Dunlap at 35th Avenue

Also, don’t miss Behavioral Health Professionals Networking Event Hosted by Cornerstone Healing Center on the Phoenix Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How Phoenix’s expanded heat shelter could save lives this week

Make time for REMODEL PROS Blueprint for Business Growth - Membership Benefits Mtg on the Phoenix Patch calendar

Phoenix Misses Top 50 In Happiest Cities Ranking; 4 Valley Cities Shine

WalletHub ranked Phoenix No. 56, while Scottsdale, Gilbert, Chandler and Tempe all landed in the top 20.

Popular Camelback Trail Closing Soon: What Phoenix Hikers Need To Know

Phoenix says the Cholla Trailhead will close for about two weeks while a new sewer line is installed on Cholla Lane.

Phoenix Hiker’s Death On South Mountain Trail Sparks Fundraiser For Family

A fundraiser launched for Richard "Stan" Fletcher's family after the 61-year-old died on a South Mountain Park trail.

Phoenix Closes Popular Hiking Trails As Extreme Heat Warning Continues

Hiking is prohibited on several Phoenix trails from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Thursday as extreme heat grips the city.

Phoenix Fire Department Looking For New Recruits, Applications Now Open

The department said applications opened July 20, with online testing available through Aug. 10.

Monsoon Storms Can Send Trash Flying, Phoenix Offers Tips To Secure Bins

The city outlined how Phoenix residents can bag trash, handle storm debris and replace damaged containers.

Deadline Nears For Phoenix Families To Claim $120 Summer Food Benefit

Some Arizona students get SUN Bucks automatically, while others must apply online before the summer benefits deadline.

Phoenix Fourth Of July Guide: Fireworks, Closures And Fire Restrictions

Residents can attend free city events and check holiday closures, transit schedules and fire restrictions.

1 Dead From West Nile Virus In Maricopa County; Officials Urge Precautions

Maricopa County has confirmed 17 human West Nile virus cases so far this year, up from four at this time last year.

Free Fireworks, Food And Fun: Phoenix's Fabulous 4th Is Back

The free July 4 event in Central Phoenix is set for 6-10 p.m., with fireworks starting at 9:15 p.m.

602 Day Takes Over Phoenix With Deals, Giveaways And Freebies: What To Know

The city said restaurants, attractions, sports teams and departments will join 602 Day celebrations on June 2.

Pool Season Returns To Phoenix As City Pools Open For Memorial Day Weekend

Phoenix Parks and Recreation said city pools will open May 23 with swim programs and varying hours by location.

More Heat Relief Stations Opening Across Metro Phoenix

Metro Phoenix sites will offer indoor cooling, hydration and mobile water outreach on excessive heat warning days.

Arizona’s Tallest Waterslide Opens at Mesa’s Golfland Sunsplash After Delays

The long-delayed Riptide sends riders down a 65-foot drop before launching them up a near-vertical wall at Mesa’s Golfland Sunsplash.

Harkins Brings Back $8 Summer Movie Series For Kids In Phoenix

Harkins is bringing back its popular summer movie program for kids — and it's only $8

Why I Spent a Year Plus of My Life Working on a Movie Called “SHEEPDOG”

Veteran Movie Opens This Weekend Across the Country

Vertical Construction Underway at Rêve at Avondale Station

Trilogy Investment Co. and Pinnacle Partners celebrate with ribbon cutting

Phoenix’s Premier Path to a Sculpted Silhouette with AirSculpt®

This active, fast-growing metropolitan area demands solutions that blend innovation with convenience.

Meet A Future Leader In Phoenix: Sneha Jiju

Patch and T-Mobile have partnered to highlight young people achieving great things in our community.

Santa Hustle Race Series Tackles Glendale Sunday, December 22

Find some friends and family and celebrate the holiday season with the Kids Dash, 5K, and Half Marathon.

Glendale Parents 'Very Proud' Of Daughter Getting Masters Degree

"The sky is the limit for that beautiful, golden, twinkling star who we are very proud to call daughter."

'Joyful, Bright' Phoenix 8th Grade Grad 'Is A Friend To Everyone'

"Easton is so resilient and responsible, and I couldn't be more proud of him!"

Phoenix Mom Celebrates Daughter Earning Doctorate From ASU

"Her professors were impressed that she completed her doctoral degree in 2 years."

Don’t Be a Scrooge! Register for Santa Hustle Arizona

The Kids Dash, 5K and half marathon will take place on December 3, and event proceeds will benefit Glendale Firefighter Charities.

Phoenix Resident Is 'Committed To The Success Of His Tribal Community'

Robert Miguel is the first tribally elected chairman of the Ak-Chin Indian Community, an office he has held since 2016.

5 Amazing Volunteer Organizations In Phoenix

Looking for ways to give back in your community? Start here!

Phoenix Surveillance Director Encourages Women To Follow Her Lead

April Stovall's motto is: "If you’re not falling down, you’re not trying hard enough.”

🌱 S. Mountain Park & Preserve Art + Water Services Dept. Rebates

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🌱 Second Arrest In '96 Phoenix Rape + Arnold Pickle House Transformed

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🌱 Man Found Shot Near Schools + SAG-AFTRA AZ Members Rally In Phoenix

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🌱 Hazardous Conditions At Phoenix Sky Harbor + Mysterious Roof Damage

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🌱 ADOT Revises Policies + Phoenix Parent & Student In Custody

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🌱 Phoenix Heat Deaths Rising + AZ Students Get $2.3M In Scholarships

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🌱 Shooting At Desert Sky Mall + Phoenix Outages + Cold Case Solved

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Utah Company Introduces a New Way to Fill Your Job Openings

Recruiting firm cuts 40%–70% off recruiting costs with an innovative pricing model, free applicant tracking system, and global EOR

The Future of Tennis: Why Tennis Players Love PlayYourCourt

A cheaper and more convenient way to play more tennis and improve your game.

5 Reasons Why Morris County Might Be The Right Move For You

Learn why Morris County, N.J.’s Wealth of Employment and Personal Appeal Has Made It A Prime Relocation Destination

Phoenix Community Assistance Coalition Wants To Redefine Policing

Phoenix-based community assistance program NOCAP has a vision for the future of the city. Here's what they aim to achieve.