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Some of the Valley’s most ardent Fed-fearing, LGBT-demonizing citizens find a mouthpiece in a headline-grabbing East Valley preacher. Could Steven Anderson just be getting started?
Some of the Valley’s most ardent Fed-fearing, LGBT-demonizing citizens find a mouthpiece in a headline-grabbing East Valley preacher. Could Steven Anderson just be getting started?
Less than three years after a stroke nearly ended his life and career, local vocal icon Dennis Rowland returns to the stage.
The world of fighter pilots isn’t exclusively a boys’ club – but with the retirement of one decorated airborne warrior, it might soon be at Luke Air Force Base.
Gilbert chef Cody Vasquez cooks up enthusiasm for healthful eating in schools while getting recognition from Food Network and the White House.
Planetary scientist Jim Bell reaches for the stars – and Pluto, and Mars –while advocating for the return of big-government space programs.
Three decades after a notorious point-shaving scandal derailed his career, former NBA prospect Ernie Cobb builds a new life in Phoenix. With no apologies.
Years after selling her Miss Vickie’s chips brand to Frito-Lay, Vickie Kerr invites the world back into her kitchen.
Dr. Suzanne Sisley is an unlikely crusader for medical marijuana. But she's determined to study the effects of cannabis on PTSD in veterans, at almost any cost.
Urban farmer Ken Singh harvests the all-organic fruits of his labor.
With a flourish of his baton, maestro Tito Muñoz transports Phoenix Symphony into the 21st Century.
Baker Tracy Dempsey extends a helping hand to ailing fans while whipping up her legendary cakes, pastries and confections.
Author, obesity expert and inventor James Levine wants you to stand up for your life.
Artistic Director Ib Andersen took Ballet Arizona from the brink of bankruptcy to iconic institution.
Scott Smith brings a centrist platform to a packed Republican primary for governor.
Ms. Wheelchair Arizona advocates for the mobility-impaired.