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Apr 2026 15

10 ‘recession-proof’ jobs in Arizona

By Trinity Murchie | MONEY AND JOBS, EVERGREEN, Trinity Murchie

As economic uncertainty grows, these surprisingly stable jobs in Arizona offer a path to long-term security.

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Apr 2026 9

How Phoenix’s infamous Canal Killer was finally captured

By Sam Cohen | CRIME AND SAFETY, EVERGREEN, Sam Cohen

Bryan Patrick Miller was arrested in 2015 for the murders of Angela Brosso and Melanie Bernas. Their killings in Phoenix are often referred to as the “Canal Murders.”

Bryan Patrick Miller was arrested in 2015 for the murders of Angela Brosso and Melanie Bernas.

Apr 2026 6

Free computers, internet, and 1-on-1 tech help: What to know about AZ’s Hive centers

By Trinity Murchie | LOCAL NEWS, EVERGREEN, Trinity Murchie

The Hive, powered by I.D.I.A., provides free computers, internet, tech support, and more at locations across Arizona, helping bridge the state’s digital divide.

The Hive, powered by I.D.I.A., provides free computers, internet, tech support, and more at locations across Arizona, helping bridge the state’s digital divide.

Apr 2026 1

Sip on history at 8 of the oldest bars in Arizona

By Jill Schildhouse | LOCAL HISTORY, EVERGREEN, Jill Schildhouse

From Old West saloons to historic hotel bars, these Arizona watering holes have been pouring drinks—and stories—for generations.

Arizona may be famous for its modern cocktail lounges and buzzy craft breweries, but some of the state’s best drinking establishments have been pouring pints for more than a century.

Apr 2026 1

These 3 Arizona cafes let strangers pay for your meal—and you can return the favor

By Trinity Murchie | FOOD AND DRINK, EVERGREEN, Trinity Murchie

Small acts of kindness often have a domino effect throughout the community. These pay-it-forward cafes in Arizona make it easy to brighten someone's day.

There are three pay-it-forward cafes in Arizona that make it easy to be kind.

Mar 2026 31

7 mining towns in Arizona that have fascinating histories

By Trinity Murchie | LOCAL HISTORY, EVERGREEN, Trinity Murchie

Rugged, wild, and buzzing with history, mining towns in Arizona are equal parts fascinating and formative to the early days of the state.

Due to practices of exploiting the lower wages overseas, the mining towns of Arizona have a rich history of intrigue, often pointing to the larger picture of where Arizona has been, where it is headed, and the role it plays in the nation.

Mar 2026 30

4 animal sanctuaries in Arizona (plus the animals you’ll see at each one)

By Haley Van Horn | ANIMALS, EVERGREEN, Haley Van Horn

Learn about the critters that these incredible animal sanctuaries in Arizona have saved.

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Mar 2026 20

6 famous Western film locations you can still visit in Arizona

By Haley Van Horn | LOCAL CULTURE, EVERGREEN, Haley Van Horn

From the desert to a theme park, Arizona’s Western film history still stands.

Since Hollywood’s Golden Age, Arizona has been the backdrop for many influential Western films.

Mar 2026 6

Best areas of metro Phoenix for young professionals

By Teresa K. Traverse | HOUSING, EVERGREEN, Teresa K. Traverse

If you’re a young professional who’s new to metro Phoenix, here are the best areas of town to meet and mingle with other young people.

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Feb 2026 24

ASU v. U of A: How the desert’s biggest (and longest) rivalry really took shape

By Maura Derr | SPORTS, EVERGREEN, Maura Derr

Explore the century-old rivalry between ASU and U of A, from the Territorial Cup to the Phoenix–Tucson divide.

Dubbed the “Duel of the Desert,” the showdown between Arizona State University and the University of Arizona is one of the most intense and historic in the country.

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