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Basketball legends filled the arena as Hall of Fame inductees received roaring applause during the 2026 Women's Final Four semifinals. The celebration brought together generations of greatness, from Olympic champions to coaching legends. ---
Tiana Jaber is back on the field for Wellington Phoenix after breaking her leg while representing Lebanon internationally. Her return adds crucial depth as the surging Phoenix chase a historic third away win of the season.
Wellington Phoenix pulled off an impressive upset against second-place Sydney FC, winning 2-0 as new signing Bill Tuiloma made his debut. The victory extends the Phoenix's unbeaten streak to three games and brings them within striking distance of league leaders Auckland FC.
Seventeen-year-old Pia Vlok became the first Wellington Phoenix player to score a hat trick in the A-League Women, leading her team to a dominant 5-1 victory over Newcastle Jets. The rising star's three goals helped push Phoenix to second place on the table, just two points behind the league leaders.
Arizona State University has withdrawn its eminent domain lawsuit against a historic Phoenix home after community pushback. The decision marks a major victory for preservationists and the homeowners who fought to save their property.
After five years of robot taxis on Phoenix streets, the city's mayor reports an unexpected benefit: safer driving. The self-driving cars follow speed limits and traffic laws, creating a calming effect in a city struggling with speeding.
A police officer and off-duty firefighter from opposite sides of Phoenix pulled a woman from her burning vehicle seconds before flames engulfed it. Their quick thinking turned a potential tragedy into a story of courage and teamwork.
Advocates for renewable energy just won control of Arizona's second-largest utility board, securing five of seven contested seats in a record-turnout election. The Salt River Project serves 1.1 million Phoenix-area customers, and this shift could reshape how the region powers its future.
After heat-related deaths peaked at 645 in 2023, Phoenix slashed that number to 405 in 2024 by offering free air conditioning repairs and 24-hour cooling centers. Now cities worldwide are studying how this desert community turned the tide on a growing climate threat.
The total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026 will reveal a unique snapshot of the sun's atmosphere that has never been seen before and will never appear exactly the same way again. Eclipse chasers are already preparing to witness this one-time cosmic event.
Walmart is bringing ultra-fast EV charging to Phoenix shoppers, starting with 38 chargers across nine stores that can power up electric vehicles in minutes. The nationwide expansion makes charging as easy as picking up groceries, with 90% of Americans living within 10 miles of a Walmart.
A stunning celestial event will light up the sky during Chinese New Year 2026, when an annular solar eclipse creates a glowing "ring of fire" on the same day as the celebration begins. It's the first time in decades that these two events have aligned, creating a once-in-a-lifetime moment for sky watchers around the world.
Phoenix-area rescue teams worked nonstop Saturday, safely bringing down four injured hikers from different mountain trails. All four women were hospitalized in stable condition after crews used specialized rope systems and big wheel stretchers to reach them.
The August 2026 total solar eclipse will dazzle Greenland, Iceland, and Spain—and you don't need expensive gear to experience it. Experts say eclipse glasses and a lawn chair are all you really need to witness one of nature's most spectacular shows.
A 3-year-old running toward a busy Phoenix intersection was swept to safety by a utility worker who happened to be in exactly the right place at the right time. The heart-stopping rescue was caught on camera.
Volunteer therapy dogs are providing emotional support to young patients and their families at Phoenix Children's Hospital. The four-legged visitors help ease anxiety and bring moments of joy during difficult hospital stays.
Matt Stutzman hosts season two of "What Does It Take?" featuring winter Paralympic athletes sharing their journeys ahead of the 50th anniversary Games. The 10-episode series launches just days before Milano Cortina 2026 begins.
The WM Phoenix Open just broke its own fundraising record for the fourth year running, raising over $20.1 million for Arizona nonprofits. That's $2 million more than last year's already impressive haul.
After 17 years, Wellington Phoenix will play their 500th A-League match Friday night. Captain Alex Rufer has been part of the journey for 180 of those games, evolving from student to teacher.
Wellington Phoenix brought back club icons Paul Ifill and Chris Greenacre to training as the team fights for a playoff spot with four games left. The reunion is part of new coach Greenacre's mission to restore pride and connection to the badge.
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