State History
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Arizona’s oldest freeway is still pretty young. Here’s how it started
Although Black Canyon Freeway has changed since the 1950s, this iconic freeway was a key part of tourism and travel in the Grand Canyon State.
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How did metro Phoenix streets get their names? Here’s the story behind 46 roads
From Warner Road to Bethany Home Road, here’s what Arizona natives and newcomers alike should know about how metro Phoenix streets and roads got their names.
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These Arizona towns have the cutest main streets, ranking says
Here are nine picture-perfect main streets in Arizona that capture the state’s rich history, according to World Atlas.
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Linda Ronstadt’s 40 best songs, ranked. The Arizona icon’s greatest hits
Arizona icon Linda Ronstadt turned 80 on July 15. To honor the occasion, here’s a countdown of her 40 best songs.
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Arizona’s oldest market is still open after 118 years
Del Monte Market at 2659 W. Dobbins Road in Laveen opened in 1908 and has continued to stay open for 118 years.
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The oldest pool in Arizona is more than 140 years old and still open
A southern Arizona town started the trend of public swimming pools and is possibly the oldest operating municipal swimming pool in the US.
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Go aboard the Titanic at new immersive experience in metro Phoenix
The journey will showcase numerous Titanic artifacts, dramatic room recreations, never-before-seen 3D views, video animations and cutting-edge technology.
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20 famous ASU alumni, including Jimmy Kimmel and other favorites
With more than 680,000 ASU alumni around the world, it makes sense that a few of them ended up being such high-profile graduates.
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Arizona added these unique items to America250 time capsule
Here’s what Arizona and other states chose to represent them in the 900-pound America250 time capsule, which will be buried on July 4.
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How to recognize Juneteenth in Arizona: 18 can’t-miss events
Celebrate Juneteenth with food, workshops, and live entertainment at these 18 events across Arizona.
