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After unthinkable patient abuse at a Phoenix care facility, lawmakers and activists look at reforms.
After unthinkable patient abuse at a Phoenix care facility, lawmakers and activists look at reforms.
Instead of battling cancer, some cactus breeds adapt. Arizona State University researchers wonder if humans can, too.
Is a statewide ban on texting while driving imminent?
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe ruminates on U.S. Senate opponents Mark Kelly and Martha McSally.
Underground “sister sessions” provide clandestine cannabis access.
A new live-work space for artists pops up in Mesa.
Human safety or ecological conservation? That’s the dilemma with Valley bees in the spring.
Small aviation businesses are springing up in the Valley despite substantial barriers to entry.
The Phoenix Racquets of World Team Tennis smashed overheads and sports barriers during their successful run in the mid-1970s.
Many think Kate Gallego has this month’s Phoenix mayoral showdown in the bag – and she might. But firefighter and fellow Democrat Daniel Valenzuela plans to make her work for it by roping in some Republicans.
To achieve acclaim in their industries, these former Valley schoolkids needed to leave town. Catch up with our most famous Phoenix-reared millennials.
Valley restaurateurs bid adieu to their original concepts and debut new ones in their spaces.
A new state law that went into effect the first week of January legally requires doctors to ask women seeking abortions the following questions: