Jennifer Lopez announces her "This Is Me... Now" tour stopping in Phoenix on July 9. Tickets go on sale with presales starting February 20 and general sales on February 23.

'Better Buzz Coffee' opens its first Arizona location in Phoenix with special offerings like a chance to win free coffee for a year and a new canned energy drink exclusive to Phoenix.

The Arizona State Fair is celebrating its 140th anniversary in 2024 with a variety of attractions and a birthday theme, expecting a substantial attendance.

Post-Valentine's Day deals in the Valley include BOGO offers and specials at various businesses such as Firehouse Subs, Nello’s Ahwatukee, and Shake Shack, as well as free senior cat adoptions and coupons for mullet haircuts.

The inaugural Cactus Music Market in Phoenix brought together local record stores, offering a space for vinyl enthusiasts to shop and share their passion.

Phoenix foodies have a variety of Valentine's Day dining specials ranging from prix fixe menus to discounts on meals and desserts across different restaurants.

The Pemberton, a popular outdoor venue in downtown Phoenix, is closing next month after being named Best Downtown Hangout by Phoenix New Times in 2023.

Foam alligator decoys at Mesa's Riverview Park are designed as basking spots for turtles, not real predators, attracting both wildlife and visitor attention.

A Taylor Swift signed guitar from her Eras Tour is being auctioned for Arizona's Shade Tree Academy, aiding foster children, with authenticity certified by Autograph Pros and ACOA.

Due to heavy rain, WM Phoenix Open attendees are directed to park at Westworld Sports Complex with shuttles to the event, while general admission goes to Salt River Fields. Rideshare users should use Lot R. The event continues despite weather issues.

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is set to open in Chandler on February 28, offering karting and entertainment, with a preceding job fair to hire over 300 employees.

The Phoenix Idiotarod race, hosted by the AZ Cacophony Society, returns on February 24 with costumed teams competing in shopping cart races to support local charity.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile reverted to its classic name after briefly being called the Frankmobile. Fans preferred the original name. The vehicle is touring Phoenix.