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- 1S'edav Va'aki Museum Hosts Indigenous Art Installation●S’edav Va’aki Museum Hosting Indigenous Art Installation
The S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix is hosting an Indigenous art installation, according to an announcement from the City of Phoenix. The exhibit brings contemporary Indigenous artistic work to a museum located at a significant ancestral archaeological site in the city. The installation gives visitors a chance to engage with Indigenous perspectives and creativity in a public cultural space.
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Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia has moved to reassure fans, saying the troubles at his mortgage company United Wholesale Mortgage will not affect the NBA franchise. His comments come as the team's ownership situation draws attention across sports media, with coverage from ESPN adding to wider discussion among basketball followers.
- 3NBA preseason slate set for October 5▼NBA 10/5 Preseason: Memphis@Atlanta Phoenix@Detroit New York@Philadelphia Minnesota@Milwaukee LA Lakers@Sacramento # NBA
Five NBA preseason games are scheduled for October 5: Memphis at Atlanta, Phoenix at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, Minnesota at Milwaukee, and the Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento. The slate pairs teams from both conferences and gives fans an early look at rosters ahead of the new season, including a Lakers road trip to face the Kings.
- 4Phoenix DIYer builds solar pergola rated for 120 mph winds▼Phoenix DIYer builds 8-panel solar pergola strong enough to withstand 120 mph winds
A homeowner in Phoenix, Arizona built an eight-panel solar pergola designed to withstand winds of up to 120 mph. The do-it-yourself project generates solar power while providing shade, and its wind rating has drawn attention as an example of resilient, cost-saving home energy upgrades.
- 5Amazon Prime NBA promo features Ryan Dunn lookalike▼Is that Suns forward Ryan Dunn? Amazon Prime uses double in NBA promo
Yahoo Sports reports that Amazon Prime's latest NBA promotional material features what looks like a double rather than Phoenix Suns forward Ryan Dunn himself. The piece raises questions about why the streaming service used a stand-in for the second-year player in its advertising campaign ahead of the NBA season.
- 6Phoenix Suns vs Boston Celtics 1982 Box Scores Resurface●Phoenix Suns vs Boston Celtics Mar 14, 1982 Box Scores
Box scores from the NBA game between the Phoenix Suns and the Boston Celtics played on March 14, 1982 are drawing renewed attention. The archived statistics detail the individual scoring and performance numbers from that regular-season matchup, more than four decades after it was played. Fans of both franchises are revisiting the historical records and the players who featured in the game.
- 7Argument at West Phoenix Ethiopian restaurant ends in double shooting●West Phoenix Ethiopian restaurant argument escalates into double shooting
Two people were shot after an argument inside an Ethiopian restaurant in west Phoenix escalated into violence, according to FOX 10 Phoenix. Details about the victims' conditions, what sparked the dispute, and whether any suspects have been identified have not yet been released as the investigation continues.
- 8Georgia Thompson's Murder Sheds Light on Phoenix's Baseline Killer●Georgia Thompson’s Murder Reveals Phoenix’s Baseline Killer
The murder of Georgia Thompson is being revisited in connection with the so-called Baseline Killer, a serial predator who terrorised Phoenix in the mid-2000s. Coverage examines how her death fits into the broader case, which involved a string of sexual assaults and killings across the city before an arrest was made in 2006.
- 9US withdraws all bombers from British airbase over terror plot●US pulls all bombers from British airbase after alleged terror plot
The United States has removed all of its bombers from a British airbase following reports of an alleged terror plot, according to a Fox 10 Phoenix report. The withdrawal marks a significant security response at a key US-UK military site, though details on the base, the nature of the plot and any arrests remain limited so far.
- 10Four little bars reveal more about Suns games than expected●4 little bars tell you more about a Suns game than you’d think
Yahoo Sports highlights a simple four-bar data visualization that, according to the outlet, conveys more insight into a Phoenix Suns game than fans might expect. The piece argues that a compact statistical graphic can capture the flow and key dynamics of the team's performances better than traditional box scores, offering fans a quick analytical read on how games unfold.