Downtown Phoenix Welcomes U.S. Gymnastics Championships Downtown Phoenix is gearing up to host the prestigious U.S. Gymnastics Championships, bringing the nation’s top athletes to our vibrant desert hub. Local residents can expect an action-packed week of elite athletics, bustling downtown streets, and a significant boost to our local economy. Here is what Phoenix locals need to know to navigate the crowds, secure tickets, and enjoy this world-class sporting event right in our backyard. The Road … Read More

Walmart Buys Land in Buckeye Near State Route 85 Walmart has finalized a land acquisition in Buckeye along the State Route 85 corridor, marking another milestone in the West Valley’s commercial boom. As Buckeye continues its streak as one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, major retailers are securing prime real estate ahead of residential rooftops. This strategic move highlights the rapid westward expansion of the Phoenix metro and the rising demand for accessible … Read More

Dodgers Slump Opens the Door for the Diamondbacks The Los Angeles Dodgers recently endured a shocking seven-game losing streak, shaking up the National League West standings. For Phoenix baseball fans, this unexpected slide by the division favorites provides the Arizona Diamondbacks with a critical window of opportunity to make up ground. As the summer race heats up, local supporters are closely watching how Arizona can capitalize on their rivals’ sudden vulnerability. Inside the Dodgers Seven-Game … Read More

Phoenix Concert Guide: Major Shows and Venues for 2026-2027 Live music in the Valley is reaching new heights as global tours secure dates for the 2026 and 2027 entertainment seasons. From massive stadium shows in Glendale to intimate acoustic performances in downtown Phoenix, local music fans have an incredible lineup of live entertainment to look forward to over the next two years. Planning ahead is more critical than ever as demand rises and tour schedules … Read More

Phoenix Restaurant Closures: July 2026 Dining Shifts July is historically the toughest month for Valley restaurateurs as extreme summer heat keeps diners indoors. This year, the mid-summer slump brought several notable closures across the Phoenix metro area. From neighborhood hangouts to ambitious concepts, these departures highlight the intense economic pressures currently facing our local food scene. The Reality of the Valley’s Mid-Summer Slump Operating a restaurant in the Phoenix area requires surviving a unique seasonal … Read More

How ABC15 Volunteers Help Phoenix Residents Resolve Disputes Navigating customer service loops can feel like a full-time job when Valley residents face unfair billing charges or missing deliveries. Fortunately, the “Let ABC15 Know” volunteer team works behind the scenes in Phoenix to hold businesses accountable and recover thousands of dollars for local consumers. Here is how this dedicated group resolves stubborn disputes and how you can access their free assistance. The Consumer Advocacy Force in … Read More

Phoenix Teachers Get Dream Lounge Makeovers Just in time for the new school year, educators at two Phoenix-area schools received a major surprise designed to make their workdays a little brighter. Walmart and Crayola teamed up to transform outdated staff breakrooms into vibrant, comfortable, and functional retreats. This local initiative highlights the growing community effort to support Valley teachers as they prepare for another year of guiding Arizona students. A Welcoming Retreat for Valley Educators … Read More