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Legendary dining critic Howard Seftel returns to the Valley food scene – this time in front of the camera.
Legendary dining critic Howard Seftel returns to the Valley food scene – this time in front of the camera.
Selected to lead the resurrected Arizona Office of Film and Media, Matthew Earl Jones aims to bring Hollywood back to the land of The Searchers and Psycho.
Retiree Art Huseonica recounts his dangerous, record-setting ride down the Amazon River.
Forget beach towels and Kindles. When these devoted Valley healers go abroad, they bring stethoscopes, scalpels and hope.
Our ranking of the Valley’s most influential people in healthcare.
MLB official Ted Barrett brings Jesus to spring training with his umpire ministry.
Phoenix comic Paul Horner made himself into America's best-known “fake news” writer – and potentially swung a presidential election in the bargain.
As consumers become increasingly device-oriented, more and more businesses are utilizing Instagram to sell on the stealth. Some locals are smarting to the trend by leveraging their hefty followings to influence your choices.
James Beard Award-winning chef Alex Stratta returns from Sin City with two Michelin stars.
From finding Bob Crane's killer to nabbing the Phoenix freeway shooter, the Valley is awash in unsolved mysteries primed for Serial-liked resolutions. Could crowdsourcing investigations on the web deliver new answers to Arizona's most baffling cold cases?
A Phoenix man sets donation records to honor his late wife.
How does legendary gonzo artist Paul Wilson spend his Christmas? With plastic TV dinners and Lee Harvey Oswald, naturally.
New Maricopa County Community College District Chancellor Dr. Maria Harper-Marinick means business – but not “as usual.”