🌱 Phoenix Patch: What You Need To Know Today (Wed, Jan 25)

The quickest way to get caught up on the most important things happening today in Phoenix.

How Reliable Is Your Arizona Electric Utility?

Extreme weather has made electric reliability a challenge in the U.S. Here is how Arizona compares.

We Really Really Do Care! We Do!!

Adding a new article to the Alabama cares topic page

Thirst And Water Donation Drive-Through Set For July 10

The Human Services Campus event is Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.

Phoenix Zoo's ZooLights Prep Begins In The Summer Heat

The Phoenix Zoo’s ZooLights crew has been up in the trees for the past few weeks already installing ZooLights.

Fear, Anxiety A Reality For Phoenix Veterans On 4th Of July

Nearly 30 percent of combat veterans and first responders suffer from symptoms of PTSD. Here’s how you can consider them this 4th of July.

Catholic Charities Executives Named To Sun Devil 100 Class

The Class of 2021 features 100 organizations represented by 133 Arizona State University alumni.

Join The City Of Phoenix In The Fight To Combat Climate Change

The city is seeking feedback on the draft Climate Action Plan.

Red Cross Blood Drives Coming Up In Phoenix Area

Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives being held nearby.

Bobcats Wouldn't Leave Mesa Woman's Front Courtyard For A Month

Kate Smith told WFAA she's only had one previous bobcat encounter in 24 years at her Mesa home, near Usery Mountain Regional Park.

Phoenix Looks To Buy Wells Fargo Plaza Skyscraper

The purchase would address aging infrastructure and avoid a minimum of $50 million in needed renovations at that location, officials said.

Home Depot Grant To Help Homeless Vets In Phoenix, Navajo Nation

The Home Depot Foundation's $300,000 grant will provide housing for more than 180 homeless and at-risk vets in Maricopa County.

Phoenix Children's Hospital Partners With Super Star Car Wash

From July 1 through September 30, customers will be able to donate set amounts of money to Phoenix Children’s while purchasing a car wash.

Phoenix Zoo: Cutest. Fundraiser. EVER!

She LOVES animals and the Phoenix Zoo.

Keeping Our Animals Cool At Phoenix Zoo

The Phoenix Zoo takes summer heat very seriously – especially when it comes to the care and comfort of the animals who call the Zoo home.

Alligator Target Training At Phoenix Zoo

Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday around 9:30 a.m. our amazing ectotherm keepers work with Brutus on target training.

Celebrating World Giraffe Day At Phoenix Zoo

Threats include habitat loss, habitat degradation, habitat fragmentation, population growth and poaching.

USO Arizona Helps Military Families Stay Connected

USO Arizona will host a baby shower for over 70 expectant moms on Saturday, June 26.

Peoria Parents Hope Military Mental Health Act Spares Others Their Pain

Peoria parents were in Washington for the introduction of the Brandon Act, a bill that would provide soldiers access to mental health care.

Free Grocery Pickup At Sprouts Announced

Sprouts Farmers Market is offering free grocery pickup all summer long with promocode FREEPICKUP2021 at checkout.

Phoenix Zoo: Veterinary Appreciation Day

See the latest announcement from Phoenix Zoo.

Girl Scout Cookie Glut: Donate To 1st Responders In Phoenix

The pandemic changed how Girl Scouts in Phoenix approached cookie sales. Here’s how to get them into the hands of first responders.

Blood Donations Needed In Phoenix Area: Red Cross Drives Coming Up Soon

The Red Cross is holding a series of blood drives in the Phoenix area soon.

Human Services Campus Launches Mike McQuaid Legacy Fund

A three-year initiative with a goal of $25 million will aims to address the issue of homelessness.

Devin Booker Receives May NBA Cares Community Assist Award

NBA and Kaiser Permanente to Donate $10,000 to Special Olympics Arizona.

This Is How Many COVID-19 Vaccines Arizona Has Received So Far

It has now been 25 weeks since the first shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine were sent out to states, kicking off the largest vaccination ...

Phoenix City Manager Ed Zuercher Names Park And Rec Director

Cynthia Aguilar has been named the city's new Parks and Recreation Director.

More Laptops, WiFi Available For Library Customers

Mayor Gallego, Superintendent Hoffman celebrate expanded laptop and hotspot lending program.

Commemorating The 156th Anniversary Of Juneteenth

Juneteenth dates back to June 19, 1865.

A Hallucinogenic Toad In Peril

How a Sonoran Desert species got caught up in the commodification of spiritual awakening.

How The Gun Laws In Arizona Compare To Other States

As the only country in the world whose constitution enshrines the right to keep and bear arms without restrictions, it's no surprise the ...

This Is How Many People Work For The Government In Arizona

The Biden administration has proposed a $6 trillion budget aimed at improving infrastructure, education, and health care. If passed, it ...

Macayo’s Mexican Food Celebrates 75th Anniversary with Special

On Saturday, June 26, guests can enjoy a side of guacamole for just .75 cents.

Sanctuary Vaccination Event - June 5

The free,"first come, first served" Sanctuary Vaccination Event is scheduled for Saturday, June 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Match Market And Bar Offers Special in Honor of Pride Month

Match Market and Bar is showing its “true colors” in honor of June’s designation as National Pride Month.

Phoenix Amputee Serving Community As Truck Technician

Daniel Aldana's life was upended when a motorcycle crash caused him to have his left leg amputated above the knee. Read his story here.

Blood Donations Needed In Phoenix Area: Red Cross Drives Coming Up Soon

Blood platelet donations are in high demand for cancer patients.

PODS® Phoenix Helps Homeowners Dodge Common Moving Mistakes

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How Current COVID-19 Cases In Arizona Compare To The Nation

New daily cases of COVID-19 are declining in the United States. There were an average of 7.3 new daily cases of the COVID-19 for every 1 ...

‘This Is A Suns Town': As Playoff Run Goes On, Phoenix Suns Remains Atop Phoenix Sports Hierarchy

The palpable excitement surrounding the Phoenix Suns' Western Conference playoff series confirms what this community has long believed.

Phoenix Community Assistance Coalition Wants To Redefine Policing

Phoenix-based community assistance program NOCAP has a vision for the future of the city. Here's what they aim to achieve.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.