Diamondbacks' Tommy Henry and Ryne Nelson compete for the No. 5 starter spot at Spring Training, with manager Torey Lovullo focusing on pitch command.

Female athlete Anyiah Sanchez breaks barriers in flag football, inspiring more girls to join the sport, and highlighting its Olympic addition and growing popularity.

The Phoenix Suns are finalizing a deal to sign veteran forward Thaddeus Young after he was waived by the Brooklyn Nets, aiming to strengthen their team for the playoffs.

Nick Taylor won the Phoenix Open in a playoff with Charley Hoffman, capturing his fifth PGA Tour title with a critical birdie putt on the second extra hole.

The Half Moon Windy City Sports Grill in Phoenix is closing after 18 years following the landlord's decision not to renew their lease for residential development.

Rain and darkness twice paused play at the WM Phoenix Open, with activities ending at 6 p.m. Sahith Theegala leads with -6 despite schedule disruptions.

The article discusses the rise of prop betting surrounding Super Bowl LVIII, highlighting popular bets on the game's mundane details, like the Gatorade color and coin toss outcome.

ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery are collaborating to launch a sports streaming service featuring live sports and additional programming, with plans for bundled offers.

Phoenix Union High School District revises travel policies after a student drowned, requiring more adult supervision on trips. Critics say it's insufficient.

A major storm is expected during the WM Phoenix Open, posing challenges for the event with strong winds and heavy rain forecasted, raising concerns for spectator safety.

Michael Leonard offers tips to golfers traveling to Arizona, such as using protective cases for clubs and tracking bags with AirTags. He also covers shipping clubs, weather challenges, and enjoying local attractions like the Grand Canyon.

At the WM Phoenix Open, Scottsdale safety teams prepare extensively to ensure the well-being of attendees, as rain plans and DUI task forces are in place. The event kicked off with Post Malone's concert, attracting over 12,000 fans.

Scottsdale is hosting the sustainable WM Phoenix Open golf tournament, which is expected to inject $400 million into the local economy, drawing international fans also keen to play golf.