Did You Know

Arizona has electricity today in large part because of a Japanese immigrant.

It’s that season again for the migration of animals into Arizona. Among them will be what biologists call among the most misunderstood and unappreciated mammals.

Despite the relatively young age of Phoenix, there is history here — and some of it is hidden in plain sight.

For the past few years, the Metro Light Rail has connected downtown Phoenix to Valley cities. For local travelers this has been a new mode of transportation for the Valley. Well, it isn’t.

A north Phoenix road is a major throughway in town, but 100 years ago is was just a small path.

This natural resource was brought into the Valley during the Great Depression, and when it arrived it was a one of a kind.

The mascot has been an iconic symbol for decades, and there’s a story behind how it was brought to life.

A strategically sunken home in the middle of an Ahwatukee neighborhood once caught the attention of the world. It was called the "House of the Future."

Did You Know … Sacred Heart Church is only opened once a year for Christmas day service?

Unique and interesting. That’s how people who come to see it and describe it.