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May 2025 23

Pride 2025: Your guide to Arizona’s June events

By Tyler Francischine | LGBTQ, COMMUNITY, Tyler Francischine

Celebrate Pride 2025 in June with these events and venues across Arizona.

May 2025 13

New rules for using purified wastewater give Arizona cities more options

By Allison Kotzbauer | INFRASTRUCTURE, COMMUNITY, Allison Kotzbauer

Arizona municipalities have a new tool to meet water needs: Wastewater treated by advanced purification can now flow directly from local water systems into residents’ taps.

Apr 2025 28

Where you should live in Arizona, based on your zodiac sign

By Sam Cohen | LOCAL CULTURE, EVERGREEN, Sam Cohen

Arizona is an ideal place to live if you’re seeking a more relaxed lifestyle. Here’s how you can pick the best AZ city or neighborhood based on your zodiac sign.

Feb 2025 11

Man loses job, banned from Waste Management Open after racist rant goes viral

By Mia Osmonbekov | RIGHTWING EXTREMISM, POLITICS, Mia Osmonbekov

The emboldened racism mirrors what was seen after Trump was first elected in 2017, running on the same platform of anti-immigrant rhetoric that dehumanizes the Latino community.

Dec 2024 9

PURE Pickleball & Padel set to change the game in Scottsdale by 2026 with 50-court complex

By Kendall Flynn | SPORTS, COMMUNITY, Kendall Flynn

With 50 state-of-the-art courts and top-line amenities, this Scottsdale facility is poised to become a hub for pickleball enthusiasts across Arizona and beyond.

Oct 2024 30

Sen. Marsh’s Legislative Wishlist: Fund public schools and end partisan gridlock

By Katherine Ellison | Election 2024, VOTERHUB 2024, Katherine Ellison

Christine Marsh has represented Scottsdale and Phoenix in the Arizona Senate since 2020 after teaching for over 20 years.

Oct 2024 30

Kelli Butler’s plan to head back to the Arizona Capitol and get things done

By Katherine Ellison | Election 2024, VOTERHUB 2024, Katherine Ellison

Butler hopes voters in Phoenix and North Scottsdale will send her back to the legislature so she can continue her fight for better health care and public education.