Billie Eilish performed a stunning concert in Glendale, highlighting her vocal talents and environmental commitment, and impressing fans with both her music and sustainability efforts.

Community volunteers organize holiday events for women at ASPC-Perryville, with performances and messages of hope and resilience, emphasizing the role of volunteerism in rehabilitation.

Peoria will host an event to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. on January 18, 2025, with cultural exhibits, music, and activities at the City Hall Centennial Park.

Toto, Christopher Cross, and Men at Work will tour North America together in summer 2025, featuring hits like "Africa." Tickets are on sale, with more dates to be announced.

Billie Eilish was hit by a bracelet while performing in Phoenix but continued the concert professionally, despite other objects being thrown on stage.

Chandler celebrates its 30th Multicultural Festival on January 18th with performances, art, international foods, and a car show, plus a pre-event Naturalization Ceremony.

Mesa held its second annual Bike to Books contest, where kids created art for bike lanes. Winning designs have been installed along Mesa's Stadium Connector Shared Use Path.

The Phoenix Fire Department hosted their annual Holiday Safety Media Event, providing tips and demonstrations on fire safety, correct use of fireworks, and pet security during the holiday season.

Phoenix celebrated the installation of the "Elevated" public art in Eastlake Park, featuring two 20-foot hands embodying community values and history.

Nelly is commemorating the 25th anniversary of "Country Grammar" with a 2025 'Where The Party At' global tour, featuring early 2000s artists such as Ja Rule and Eve. Phoenix will host a concert on August 28.

The Phoenix Travel & Adventure Show returns, offering insights from industry experts and exclusive travel deals at the Phoenix Convention Center on February 15 and 16.

Indigenous Enterprise, a Phoenix-based dance troupe, introduced Native representation at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, performing powwow dance despite rain and challenges.

The film "The Six Triple Eight," featuring the all-Black, all-female WWII battalion, premiered, with veterans like Fannie McClendon attending. The unit's story of overcoming adversity is now commemorated on screen.