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With temperatures pushing past 110°F and a wellness culture that keeps locals outdoors year-round, getting hydration right in Phoenix is a matter of health, not just habit.
Phoenix's outdoor fitness scene is exploding, and the early-morning boot camp crowd is leading the charge — here's what you're actually signing up for.
While visitors flock to the postcard trails, Phoenix regulars have quietly claimed a network of desert canyon paths, riparian corridors and mountain perches that rarely appear on any official map.
Phoenix's active wellness community is embracing the notebook as a serious mental-health practice — and the science backs them up.
From desert dawn runs to lakeside yoga, July's lineup of no-cost workouts is bigger than any previous summer — and organizers say demand has never been higher.
As Europe counts its dead from a catastrophic heatwave and Phoenix logs its 23rd consecutive day above 110°F, the city's decade-long battle with extreme heat is looking less like a regional quirk and more like a global stress test.
From Camelback Corridor office vacancies to grocery prices in Ahwatukee, here is the economic reality facing Phoenix households entering the second half of 2026.
New participation data reveals who is actually showing up to gyms, trails and rec centers across the Valley — and who isn't.
From a water compact years in the making to a downtown development fight that dates back to 2021, the stories dominating Phoenix right now didn't emerge overnight.
From downtown development battles to water policy deadlines, the choices city leaders make this summer will shape Phoenix for a generation.
As heat records fall across the region, Phoenix's diverse districts are doubling down on gathering spaces and locally-owned businesses that define real neighborhood character.
While European cities sweat through deadly heatwaves and other global destinations struggle with extreme weather, Phoenix offers year-round outdoor recreation with a rare combination of Sonoran Desert wilderness and urban accessibility.
Long-established restaurants and bars are closing as rents spike and owner burnout peaks, but a new wave of chef-driven concepts and pop-ups is reshaping the neighbourhood.
From a major semiconductor expansion in Chandler to an AI logistics hub near Sky Harbor, the region's technology pipeline is fuller than it has ever been.
Tempe startups and Mayo Clinic-area AI companies drive Valley's ecosystem past hype cycle into sustained growth.
Adult rec leagues, youth academies, and pickleball programs are filling fast. Find your summer sports team in Phoenix with Parks and Recreation registration.
From Arcadia studios to free Desert Botanical Garden sessions, here's where Valley residents can actually find a practice that sticks.
Phoenix's wellness community is doubling down on science-backed stress relief — and the research says it's working.
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