Phoenix Gears Up for 53rd Fiesta Bowl Parade as Grand Marshal WWE Star Nikki Bella Leads
Phoenix prepares for the Fiesta Bowl Parade, a pre-game event with bands and floats, before the University of Miami vs. Ole Miss football game. Roads will be closed for the procession led by WWE star Nikki Bella.
Miami Heats Up as Synthesis Microfest II and Ultra Music Festival Showcase Diverse Electronic Music in 2026
Miami is gearing up for two electronic music festivals in early 2026: Synthesis Microfest II with experimental sounds, and Ultra Music Festival, featuring major acts and debut performances.
Arizona Mourns the Loss of Prominent Figures in 2025, Including Tucson Congressman Raúl Grijalva and Activist Charlie Kirk
2025 marked the loss of Arizona figures like Congressman Grijalva and activist Kirk, amid diverse influential deaths including Pope Francis, actors, and sports legends.
Tempe City Manager Rosa Inchausti Outlines Optimistic Vision for 2026 with Local Growth and Job Creation
Tempe City Manager, Rosa Inchausti, highlights the city's 2025 achievements and 2026 goals, including new restaurants, job growth, safety improvements, and infrastructure enhancements, while emphasizing environmental and business initiatives.
Coconino County Attorney's Office Announces Shared Leadership for NACASA Program to Strengthen Support for Assault Survivors
Coconino County Attorney's Office announced NACASA's transition to a shared leadership model to improve support for sexual assault survivors, with Northern Arizona Healthcare and Victim Witness Services leading the program starting December 15th.
Outcry in Phoenix as DACA Recipient Flor Ivet Vargas-Loya Detained by ICE on Christmas Eve Amid Renewal Delays
DACA recipient Flor Ivet Vargas-Loya was detained by ICE on Christmas Eve while shopping, sparking outcry and highlighting delays in DACA renewals and criticism of ICE's enforcement priorities.
Arizona Man Targeted in Bold Law Enforcement Scam as Kansas Seniors Lose $750K to Romance Fraud
An Arizona man lost his life savings to a scam involving an impersonator of law enforcement, and Kansas seniors suffered huge losses to fraud, including romance scams, with some losing up to $750,000.












