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Scottsdale’s K-MOTION is poised to bring high-tech instruction to the world’s fairways.
Scottsdale’s K-MOTION is poised to bring high-tech instruction to the world’s fairways.
Does the West Valley have what it takes to bring Amazon’s $5 billion second headquarters to Arizona?
Pricy campus-area apartments give ASU students an honorary bachelor’s degree in gentrification.
Our sunshine and stellar coaches give Olympic athletes a power boost.
Literally overnight, Valley billionaire John Kapoor went from cancer-pain-fighting hero to accused opioid pusher. We tell the story of his tumble – and of the executives, doctors and patients who fell with him.
According to U.S. News & World Report, Arizona State University is leading the nation in innovation – ahead of Stanford, MIT and every other U.S. institution of higher learning. Not bad for a former No. 1 “party school.”
Arizona veterans are nearly four times more likely to take their own lives than civilians, according to a new study by the Arizona State University Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety.
We bid a wistful adieu to our history-minded last page.
Phoenix’s Salad Bowl football game and parade debuted in 1948, only to wilt nine years later.
Scottsdale aesthetician Emme Diane primes for expansion of her skincare services.
Once the state’s top crop, drought-sensitive cotton faces an uncertain future in Arizona. In this installment of PHOENIX magazine’s Five Cs series, we weave together the past, present and future of the fluffy fiber that built Goodyear, helped win two world wars and – somewhere along the line – became the fabric of our lives.
Arizona State University’s inaugural fashion program debuts its first season of classes.
It’s illegal to sell recycled drinking water in Arizona, but maybe not for long. Bold beeristas are proving they can brew up something delicious.
Phoenix Public Library shuffles services after water damage shutters Burton Barr Central Library.