Valley NewsFrom the Hip – August 2018
Freelance photographer Joanna Proffitt captures Janet Echelman’s aerial sculpture “Her Secret is Patience” aglow in Downtown Phoenix.
Freelance photographer Joanna Proffitt captures Janet Echelman’s aerial sculpture “Her Secret is Patience” aglow in Downtown Phoenix.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe ruminates on pet rescue.
We catch up with longtime Valley politician Terry Goddard.
Nostalgic motorists are rediscovering U.S. 80, a historic southern Arizona highway that has long been overshadowed by Route 66.
Valley cannabis entrepreneurs say the grassi s greener for boutique operations.
Could the answer to the Valley’s affordable housing crisis be as simple as downsizing?
Phoenix has never been a high-rise haven, with only one true skyscraper. But with lots of projects on the horizon, is our skyline moving on up?
Pet ownership can cause and intensify homelessness, Valley aid organizations say.
To fill Arizona’s teacher shortage, some school districts are recruiting teachers from abroad. Coul this hurt in-state teachers battling for higher pay?
Two Valley women were busted for performing dental work without a license. Arizona’s attorney general says this type of “dangerous fraud” happens more than most realize.
Nothing screams "the 1980s" like the Valley's bygone shopping mall heyday. We go nostalgia-shopping at Chris-Town, Metro Center and other titans of '80s retail.
Fake accounts besiege the Twittersphere on the eve of the 2018 elections.
A scandalous financing scheme at the Security Building went untold for 50 years after the Downtown building opened in 1928.
Fashion designer and freelance photographer Nancy Wegard immortalizes the Chiricahua Mountains in Coronado National Park.