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Phoenix car shop owner Dave Martin helps others with spina bifida
Phoenix car shop owner Dave Martin helps others with spina bifida
Alleyways have been part of Phoenix’s urban design since the beginning, but they’ve gotten a bad rap along the way. What does the future hold for these dusty passageways?
Are Airbnb guests wreaking havoc in Valley neighborhoods?
While the pro-border wall camp applauds Trump’s plan to cut immigration in half, Valley business leaders fret over the effect that action would have on Arizona’s economy.
Pete’s Fish & Chips celebrates 70 years of fried fish feasts
The Hotel Adams has been constructed on a grand scale three times since 1896 – twice rising from literal ashes to become a symbol of Phoenix’s stubborn survival
Questions, Questions
Both locally and nationally, Election Day this month will be a bit of a snooze – but just give it a year. Buoyed by a passel of statewide races, midterm Congressional elections and an acrimonious, intraparty jousting match for U.S. Senate, the 2018 election cycle will be a real eye-opener.
Shazam! The Valley’s original big-time pro sports team is turning 50. tip off the season with this one-of-a-kind semicentennial salute.
Three years after marriage equality in Arizona, state laws regarding parenthood remain written in gender-specific terms that can deny same-sex couples legal parentage.
Digital detox camps arrive in Arizona.
Arizona passed a teen texting and driving ban despite the nanny state stigma. But is a mere law enough to get kids to drop their phones?
With fresh blood at the helm, Arizona Theatre Company survives its midlife crisis.
We give you the latest scoop on local businesses.