Arizona Events

July 4th fireworks can turn our loyal companions into anxious wrecks. Here are some heartfelt tips to help them through the night.

Winning the lottery is just about everyone's dream. The concept of waking up a millionaire after buying a cheap ticket is too tantalizing for anyone to turn down.

There are a ton of ways to survive the never-ending heat waves while still getting your Vitamin D intake for the day. Sure, it's easy to throw on some sunblock and walk around with an umbrella, but even shade does little against the sun's raging rays.

Founded in 1932 by Warren E. Eaton, the Soaring Society of America was initially conceived to promote "soaring", or gliding. This is a type of flying that uses unpowered aircraft to glide across the naturally forming air currents.

Recently, the 2025 Fortune 500 list released, breaking down the most profitable companies in America. Arizona held nine spots on the list this year, one less than last year, but still a considerable amount.

Arizona has no shortage of deadly predators. Every time you take a step outside, you may be at risk to meet a rattlesnake, mountain lion, Gila Monster, or any other of the dozens of fearful animals calling this state home.

From heartfelt tributes to roaring applause, the annual TOP COP ceremony celebrated the unsung heroes of our community.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 9972 in Sierra Vista has a special event that honors our fallen heroes in a way you won't soon forget this Memorial Day.

It shouldn't be news that America is in the midst of a devastating literacy crisis. Children are paying less and less attention in school, and adults aren't reading nearly as much as they used to.

Before this land was known as America, it was a wide open expanse, home to the many native tribes that we hear less and less of as the years pass. These populations are dwindling, especially here in Arizona as more and more members go missing.