Desert Dreams F.C., the newest WPSL team, announces their inaugural home game schedule, tryouts, and ticket information, including a special July 4 event.

The Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex in Arizona will host USTA national championship events in April, including NTRP categories and the Men’s 35’s Hardcourt National Championship.

The Picklr, an indoor pickleball venue, is opening a new location in the Phoenix area, specifically in Terravita Marketplace, North Scottsdale. Former NFL quarterback Drew Brees is involved as an investor and ambassador.

Molly Miller takes over as Arizona State women's basketball coach after a successful tenure at GCU, ending with their first NCAA Tournament appearance.

Arizona Diamondbacks CEO expresses confidence in the passage of the baseball stadium renovation bill, HB2704, after it gains favor in the House and heads to the Senate.

The documentary "See Her Be Her" highlights female baseball players and supports Little League's "Girls With Game" initiative, with a national AMC Theatres screening tour.

IceArizona is suing the Arizona Board of Regents for the return of a $3.5 million security deposit for Mullett Arena, following the Coyotes' relocation.

Christopher Bell won his third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race, barely defeating teammate Denny Hamlin at Phoenix. Katherine Legge faced difficulties in her Cup Series debut.

Surprise, Arizona, offers various Spring Training promotions at Surprise Stadium, including discounted tickets for residents, military members, first responders, and seniors, plus special events like "Kids Run the Bases" and post-game fireworks.

The USL plans to launch a Division I men's league, with Phoenix Rising FC a likely team, aiming for 2027 with teams in cities of over 1 million residents.

The Phoenix Suns and Mercury's arena is temporarily named "PHX Arena" as they seek a new naming rights partner, transitioning from "Footprint Center" with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

The "Footprint Center" signage has been removed from the Phoenix Suns' home venue, with no explanation from the Suns or the City of Phoenix. The arena has undergone several name changes since 1992.

An international baseball game featuring Japan and Germany is set to take place at Joe Orduño Park, hosted by San Luis' Parks and Recreation, with free admission for spectators.