Denny Hamlin’s Phoenix Loss: Finding Clarity with Carl Edwards Denny Hamlin took an unusual path after losing the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series championship at Phoenix Raceway, seeking guidance from someone who truly understands racing’s deepest heartbreaks: Carl Edwards. This distinct approach, revealed on his “Actions Detrimental” podcast, helped Hamlin process the disappointment instead of retreating into defensiveness. For fans in Phoenix, understanding this journey offers a deeper look into a driver’s resilience and mental game. … Read More

Tempe Approves Landmark Affordable Housing & Grocery Project A significant development is on the horizon for Tempe residents, as the City Council has given its unanimous approval for a substantial 400-unit affordable housing project along a key light rail corridor. This new initiative, known as Dorsey Station, is set to bring not only hundreds of affordable apartments but also a much-needed grocery store to an area previously identified as a food desert, directly addressing critical … Read More

Arizona’s THC Rules Clarified by New Federal Bill A recent federal spending bill has brought much-needed clarity to the sale of THC-infused products across the nation, and right here in Arizona. This new legislation directly addresses a long-standing “loophole” that many businesses incorrectly believed allowed them to sell THC edibles and drinks without proper state licensing. For Phoenix locals, this means a clearer understanding of where to legally purchase these products. The Clarification: Federal Bill … Read More

Your Latest Phoenix Buzz: From Schools to $5.3M Homes Stay in the loop with what’s happening across Phoenix and Arizona. This week brings crucial discussions on education, environmental battles, and exciting local discoveries, keeping our community vibrant and informed. Arizona’s Education Front: Teacher Shortage and Beyond Low Pay and Teacher Shortage Concerns State education officials, including Tom Horne, are highlighting low teacher pay as a primary driver behind Arizona’s persistent teacher shortage. This issue continues … Read More

Discover Arizona’s Hidden Gems Between Phoenix and Sedona Sedona often steals the spotlight with its stunning red rocks and spiritual allure, drawing visitors from far and wide. However, for those of us in Phoenix, the drive north isn’t just a means to an end; it’s an adventure waiting to be explored, filled with unique cultural experiences, outdoor thrills, and delicious discoveries right in our backyard. Before you reach Sedona’s iconic landscape, the journey through Arizona’s … Read More

Sami Whitcomb’s Journey: From College Highs to Mercury Stardom Phoenix Mercury’s own Sami Whitcomb has proven to be a vital sharpshooter for the team, delivering key performances from the bench and occasionally stepping into the starting lineup. Her impressive shooting skills, which have already contributed to two championships, trace back to some remarkable moments during her college career with the Washington Huskies. This article delves into the journey of the undrafted veteran, highlighting her collegiate … Read More

Tempe’s New Affordable Housing Project Approved The Tempe City Council has given its unanimous approval to a significant new development: a 400-unit affordable housing project along a key light rail corridor. This pivotal decision aims to directly address pressing housing needs within a neighborhood previously identified as a food desert, promising to bring much-needed residential options and renewed vitality to the local community. Addressing Housing Needs in Tempe The Phoenix Business Journal, a trusted voice … Read More