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Good morning, Phoenix! This is Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news, bringing you the word on the streets of Phoenix this Saturday, April 12, 2025. Let’s dive into today’s top stories.
In local news, the Phoenix Police Department is investigating two pedestrian accidents that occurred near 7th Avenue and Camelback Road. Initial reports indicate both individuals were struck by a vehicle Thursday evening. Their conditions remain undisclosed as authorities urge drivers and pedestrians alike to exercise caution in this high-traffic area. Updates to follow as we learn more.
Shifting gears, let’s spotlight a truly uplifting moment. Earlier this week, the annual Guardian Games brought law enforcement, Special Olympics athletes, and community members together for a day of inclusive competition. Held at a local venue, the games showcased the athletes' resilience and joy, proving once again that teamwork and spirit truly shine in the Valley. A special shoutout to all participants and organizers—your efforts inspire us all.
Speaking of inspiration, the music scene in Phoenix is buzzing this weekend. Country Thunder, Arizona’s favorite country music festival, is underway in Florence as part of its April 10–13 run. If country isn’t your jam, Chandler’s Punk in the Park offers an edgy alternative today. And for something truly unique, Candlelight Concerts presents Magical Movie Soundtracks tonight at 308 N. 2nd Avenue. Whether you’re a country crooner, a punk rocker, or a classical enthusiast, there’s a tune for you.
Looking at the skies, expect a sunny and warm day with a high of 86°F and a low of 64°F tonight. Perfect conditions for those heading to outdoor events or just enjoying Phoenix’s natural beauty. Keep hydrated and don’t forget the sunscreen.
Before we wrap up, mark your calendars: Earth Day observances are just around the corner, with community clean-ups and eco-friendly events happening across the Valley on April 20. It’s a chance to honor our desert home and make it even better for future generations.
Phoenix, no matter the story—whether it’s neighbors coming together or the vibrant culture thriving across our city—you remind us why the Valley of the Sun is such a special place to call home.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a Phoenix news update. For more, send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.ai. Thank you for joining me, and until next time, stay safe and stay connected!
In local news, the Phoenix Police Department is investigating two pedestrian accidents that occurred near 7th Avenue and Camelback Road. Initial reports indicate both individuals were struck by a vehicle Thursday evening. Their conditions remain undisclosed as authorities urge drivers and pedestrians alike to exercise caution in this high-traffic area. Updates to follow as we learn more.
Shifting gears, let’s spotlight a truly uplifting moment. Earlier this week, the annual Guardian Games brought law enforcement, Special Olympics athletes, and community members together for a day of inclusive competition. Held at a local venue, the games showcased the athletes' resilience and joy, proving once again that teamwork and spirit truly shine in the Valley. A special shoutout to all participants and organizers—your efforts inspire us all.
Speaking of inspiration, the music scene in Phoenix is buzzing this weekend. Country Thunder, Arizona’s favorite country music festival, is underway in Florence as part of its April 10–13 run. If country isn’t your jam, Chandler’s Punk in the Park offers an edgy alternative today. And for something truly unique, Candlelight Concerts presents Magical Movie Soundtracks tonight at 308 N. 2nd Avenue. Whether you’re a country crooner, a punk rocker, or a classical enthusiast, there’s a tune for you.
Looking at the skies, expect a sunny and warm day with a high of 86°F and a low of 64°F tonight. Perfect conditions for those heading to outdoor events or just enjoying Phoenix’s natural beauty. Keep hydrated and don’t forget the sunscreen.
Before we wrap up, mark your calendars: Earth Day observances are just around the corner, with community clean-ups and eco-friendly events happening across the Valley on April 20. It’s a chance to honor our desert home and make it even better for future generations.
Phoenix, no matter the story—whether it’s neighbors coming together or the vibrant culture thriving across our city—you remind us why the Valley of the Sun is such a special place to call home.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a Phoenix news update. For more, send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.ai. Thank you for joining me, and until next time, stay safe and stay connected!
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By Quiet. PleaseGood morning, Phoenix! This is Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news, bringing you the word on the streets of Phoenix this Saturday, April 12, 2025. Let’s dive into today’s top stories.
In local news, the Phoenix Police Department is investigating two pedestrian accidents that occurred near 7th Avenue and Camelback Road. Initial reports indicate both individuals were struck by a vehicle Thursday evening. Their conditions remain undisclosed as authorities urge drivers and pedestrians alike to exercise caution in this high-traffic area. Updates to follow as we learn more.
Shifting gears, let’s spotlight a truly uplifting moment. Earlier this week, the annual Guardian Games brought law enforcement, Special Olympics athletes, and community members together for a day of inclusive competition. Held at a local venue, the games showcased the athletes' resilience and joy, proving once again that teamwork and spirit truly shine in the Valley. A special shoutout to all participants and organizers—your efforts inspire us all.
Speaking of inspiration, the music scene in Phoenix is buzzing this weekend. Country Thunder, Arizona’s favorite country music festival, is underway in Florence as part of its April 10–13 run. If country isn’t your jam, Chandler’s Punk in the Park offers an edgy alternative today. And for something truly unique, Candlelight Concerts presents Magical Movie Soundtracks tonight at 308 N. 2nd Avenue. Whether you’re a country crooner, a punk rocker, or a classical enthusiast, there’s a tune for you.
Looking at the skies, expect a sunny and warm day with a high of 86°F and a low of 64°F tonight. Perfect conditions for those heading to outdoor events or just enjoying Phoenix’s natural beauty. Keep hydrated and don’t forget the sunscreen.
Before we wrap up, mark your calendars: Earth Day observances are just around the corner, with community clean-ups and eco-friendly events happening across the Valley on April 20. It’s a chance to honor our desert home and make it even better for future generations.
Phoenix, no matter the story—whether it’s neighbors coming together or the vibrant culture thriving across our city—you remind us why the Valley of the Sun is such a special place to call home.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a Phoenix news update. For more, send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.ai. Thank you for joining me, and until next time, stay safe and stay connected!
In local news, the Phoenix Police Department is investigating two pedestrian accidents that occurred near 7th Avenue and Camelback Road. Initial reports indicate both individuals were struck by a vehicle Thursday evening. Their conditions remain undisclosed as authorities urge drivers and pedestrians alike to exercise caution in this high-traffic area. Updates to follow as we learn more.
Shifting gears, let’s spotlight a truly uplifting moment. Earlier this week, the annual Guardian Games brought law enforcement, Special Olympics athletes, and community members together for a day of inclusive competition. Held at a local venue, the games showcased the athletes' resilience and joy, proving once again that teamwork and spirit truly shine in the Valley. A special shoutout to all participants and organizers—your efforts inspire us all.
Speaking of inspiration, the music scene in Phoenix is buzzing this weekend. Country Thunder, Arizona’s favorite country music festival, is underway in Florence as part of its April 10–13 run. If country isn’t your jam, Chandler’s Punk in the Park offers an edgy alternative today. And for something truly unique, Candlelight Concerts presents Magical Movie Soundtracks tonight at 308 N. 2nd Avenue. Whether you’re a country crooner, a punk rocker, or a classical enthusiast, there’s a tune for you.
Looking at the skies, expect a sunny and warm day with a high of 86°F and a low of 64°F tonight. Perfect conditions for those heading to outdoor events or just enjoying Phoenix’s natural beauty. Keep hydrated and don’t forget the sunscreen.
Before we wrap up, mark your calendars: Earth Day observances are just around the corner, with community clean-ups and eco-friendly events happening across the Valley on April 20. It’s a chance to honor our desert home and make it even better for future generations.
Phoenix, no matter the story—whether it’s neighbors coming together or the vibrant culture thriving across our city—you remind us why the Valley of the Sun is such a special place to call home.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a Phoenix news update. For more, send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.ai. Thank you for joining me, and until next time, stay safe and stay connected!