Charming retro-themed restaurant in Phoenix is growing
New Location for The Toasted Owl Cafe in Phoenix A vintage-themed cafe known as The Toasted Owl, originally from Flagstaff, is set to open a new location in Phoenix. This charming spot, which Cecily Maniaci started in downtown Flagstaff back in 2013, boasts decorations featuring antique owls—most of which are actually for sale. Over the […]
Phoenix Suns Writer Gerald Bourguet Dismissed Following Alleged Comments About Charlie Kirk: REPORT
NBA Writer Fired Over Controversial Comments An NBA beat writer has been let go due to comments made on social media about the political assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Gerald Brugett, who covered the Phoenix Suns for PHNX Sports, reportedly shared numerous posts on X that sparked significant backlash following the shooting of Kirk […]
Flood alert announced for Phoenix region
Flash Flood Warning Issued in Phoenix Area On Wednesday, September 3rd, around 3:49 PM, the National Weather Service announced a flash flood warning affecting Gila and Maricopa counties. The advisory stressed the importance of safety, urging, “Turn around, don’t drown” when encountering flooded roads, as vehicles are frequently the victims of such floods. The situation […]
Phoenix receives its first major monsoon storm of 2025.
Phoenix Experiences Major Monsoon Storm A significant monsoon storm recently impacted the Phoenix metropolitan area and Pinal County, marking the first big weather event of 2025. Many homes and businesses found themselves without power, which was particularly challenging during the evening hours. Additionally, aviation operations at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport faced major disruptions as flights […]
Phoenix receives its first major monsoon storm of 2025.
Phoenix Hit by Major Monsoon Storm A significant monsoon storm has swept through the Phoenix metropolitan area and Pinal County, marking what seems to be the largest event of 2025 so far. This storm left tens of thousands of homes and businesses without power, resulting in significant delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, where flights […]
Discovering cities in Arizona: Tucson, Flagstaff, Phoenix, and Scottsdale
Tucson’s Architectural Wonders and Artistic Hubs Tucson’s Spanish Baroque mission, Sant Abier del Buck, stands out as one of Arizona’s most impressive architectural achievements. The nickname “White Desert Dove” seems fitting, especially with its snow-like towers shooting up into the sky, almost as though they’re preparing for takeoff. Inside, the mission boasts striking arches, biblical […]
Suspect in Phoenix drive-by shooting shot dead after chase in northern Arizona
Incident in Arizona Leads to Fatal Shooting Forest Lake, Arizona. – A suspect linked to two drive-by shootings in Phoenix was killed by a deputy in Northern Arizona on Wednesday evening. Details: The Gila County Sheriff’s Office received notification of the incidents on June 4th. The Phoenix Police had indicated that the suspect might have […]
Camp Colley in Coconino County has been a lasting summer camp in Phoenix for many years. Here’s the story.
Camp Collie Returns to Outdoor Activities for Kids The Camp Collie summer program in Phoenix is back outdoors this year after taking a break, much to the delight of many. It’s great to see initiatives like this gaining ground, especially as kids seek relief from the hot summer months. For over two decades, the Phoenix […]
The Phoenix camp in Coconino County has lasted for many years. Here’s how it has done so.
Camp Collie Reopens with New Focus on Inclusion The children’s Camp Collie in Phoenix is back for another summer after facing multiple closures. This time, it’s addressing the needs of children with disabilities more specifically. Run by the Heart Center, a nonprofit that emphasizes inclusive education, the camp offers programs for kids aged 7 to […]
Confessed murderer Adam Sheafe sent to Phoenix for the ‘crucifixion’ of a pastor
Maricopa County, Arizona Adam Seafe faces murder charges after confessing in multiple interviews to killing Rev. William Schenemann in New River. On July 18, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office confirmed Seafe had been transferred from Sedona, where he was initially arrested on burglary charges. Concerning Schenemann’s death on April 28, officials described it as gruesome—his […]