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6 Best Lemonlight Alternatives for Video Production in Phoenix (2026)

Lemonlight is an established video production company built around an on-demand production model, covering projects from early creative development through final delivery. That structure can work well for brands that want a repeatable way to produce video across different locations.

inkl · Sep 4

Arizona State Hockey Player Remains in a Coma Two Weeks After Collapsing in Heat as University Reviews Workout

ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich remains in a coma after an outdoor workout. What heat illness looks like and when to act.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

The Ultimate Rivalry Week Road Trip: Best Stops, Eats, and Playlists from Phoenix to Tucson

Heading to Tucson for the Territorial Cup? Here's your guide to the best stops, eats, and driving tips for the Phoenix-to-Tucson rivalry week trip.

inkl · Aug 31

Phoenix expanded heat relief in 2026 after dangerous gaps in 2024 pushed the city toward 24/7 cooling and overnight respite

In 2024, Phoenix took significant steps to improve its heat relief system by introducing overnight cooling solutions. By 2025, the city established a 24/7 Heat Respite and Navigation Centre. Further enhancements in 2026, such as extended library hours and new collaborations, were made to address the need for daytime-only cooling…

The Times of India · Aug 27

She raised 11 children and was losing her hearing; despite a failed cochlear implant, this single mother earned her master's degree

For Heather Porter, graduation day in Phoenix was not simply the end of a university course. It marked the close of several demanding years in which studying had to fit around a large family, foster care and a sudden change in the way she experienced the world.

The Times of India · Aug 25

Phoenix installed nine temporary shades across parks to fight extreme heat; surfaces became 46°F cooler, while adding a solar-run mister lowered air temperature by another 10°F

Phoenix tested nine temporary, artist-designed shade structures across its parks in 2025 as part of an experiment to tackle extreme heat. The structures lowered surface temperatures by up to 46°F, while a solar-powered misting system at Cielito Park reduced ambient air temperature by another 10°F, offering new ideas for urban…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

In 2024, Phoenix started its very first 24/7 cooling and heat respite center to provide life-saving refuge from extreme desert temperatures

In 2024, Phoenix started its very first 24/7 cooling and heat respite center to provide life-saving refuge from extreme desert temperatures. The program offered air conditioning, water, rest areas, pet accommodations and case management. The city later moved the round-the-clock service to a larger downtown building at 20 W. Jackson…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

In 2024, Phoenix City Council planned to plant over 27,000 new trees and build 550 new shade structures under a $60 million plan to combat extreme temperatures

In 2024, Phoenix City Council planned to plant over 27,000 new trees and build 550 new shade structures under a $60 million plan to combat extreme temperatures. The Shade Phoenix Plan focuses on trees, built shade, bus stops, parks and streets. More than half of the investment is planned for…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Two Phoenix police officers arrested and fired after violent, unreported traffic stop

Two Phoenix police officers have been fired and arrested after a violent, unreported traffic stop earlier this month

The Independent UK · Aug 23

Arizona to lose a third of its Colorado River supply - and shut-off remains a threat as drought worsens

‘The chickens have come home to roost,’ says former Phoenix water director

The Independent UK · Aug 23