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The Arizona Science Center has a new leader, but she’s not new to the organization. Tammy Stewart has served as the interim CEO since last fall, but was recently named the Hazel A. Hare president and CEO.
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The Arizona wine industry has been steadily growing for the last two decades or so. But today, they’re facing the same threat that most of the world’s winemaking regions are staring down: climate change.
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More than 5.1 million passengers traveled through Sky Harbor in March 2026. On March 8, 86,000 departing passengers were screened at security checkpoints at Sky Harbor, the most ever in one day.
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Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky formed the Downtown Scottsdale Task Force as businesses debated a new parking structure where a farmers market takes place and other marketing concerns for businesses.
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Slide Rock is one of the most popular parks in Arizona, but limited parking capacity frequently leads to long lines of vehicles waiting on State Route 89A.
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The Arizona wine industry generates more than $240 million in annual visitor spending. At the same time, efforts are being made to make wine more appealing to younger generations.
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Supporters say the garage is needed to address the parking needs in Old Town, including for spring training. Opponents say the garage will ruin the charm of Old Town, and that the city is relying on outdated data.
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The city will consider adding two more levels to an existing two-level parking garage at First Street and Brown Avenue, which would add 185 spaces.
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Harkins Theatres plans to unveil its first 4D movie theater in Arizona this summer.
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Winter in Phoenix never looks like a snow playground. But that’s why so many of us head north up the I-17 to Flagstaff when the weather turns cold for some skiing, snow shoeing or sledding.