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Arizona’s tallest waterslide is open for summer. What to expect
Riptide, now the tallest waterslide in Arizona, officially opened in April 2026 at Golfland Sunsplash in Mesa.
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After no charges, Phoenix family asks AG to charge cop who killed their dad
Christian Diaz Rendon was shot and killed by a Phoenix officer inside his own home disarming an intruder. The county attorney declined to press charges against the officer. Now, the family is asking Attorney General Kris Mayes to step in.
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3 low-cost tips for hosting people in a small Phoenix apartment
You don’t need a lot of space to host a fun gathering with friends. Here are some tips for making it doable without spending a bunch of money.
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Arizona just approved a massive data center near an Air Force base. Neighbors are furious
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to allow developers to move forward with the $36 billion data center near the city of Surprise. The project still needs EPA air quality approval before construction can begin.
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Where to find the cheapest cheeseburgers in Arizona, study says
Here’s the average price of a cheeseburger, fries, and soda in Arizona cities, plus how much it has increased since 2025.
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High views to low prices: 3 Phoenix rentals we spotted this week on Zillow (May 6)
Are you looking for a new Phoenix rental? Or maybe you like to scroll listings for fun? Either way, here are the highlights we saw on Zillow this week.
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Readers share their grocery hacks and go-to stores in Arizona
We asked our newsletter readers for their go-to grocery stores in Arizona and their tips for saving money. Here’s what they said.
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12 Arizona events to check out this weekend (May 8-10)
From art fairs to a wine festival, here are some of the biggest events happening in Arizona this weekend.
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New townhomes in south Phoenix have deals for months of free rent
Metro Phoenix is a hotspot for rent-to-own communities that provide an alternative for people who can’t or don’t want to buy.
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This director of a Phoenix resource center is trying to fill the gaps federal Republicans left with SNAP cuts
A Phoenix family resource center is absorbing the fallout from federal SNAP cuts, with demand up 20% and 70 fresh-food bags now disappearing within 30 minutes of distribution.
