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West Valley rents are going up while big commercial developments are moving westward. Will trendy millennials follow suit?
West Valley rents are going up while big commercial developments are moving westward. Will trendy millennials follow suit?
We give you the latest scoop on local businesses. This month: personal technology coaching with GroovyTek, puppy potty-training with the Barking Mat, and massage delivery with app ThrivinU.
Manzanita Raceway was a nationally known dirt racetrack that attracted top drivers for almost six decades until closing in 2009.
Al McCoy has been the “Voice of the Suns” for 45 years, making him the longest-running NBA broadcaster of all time.
An Arizona grassroots movement seeks referendum on bill-regulating initiatives.
Axon, formerly TASER, is offering every police department in the U.S. free body cameras for a year. Will the Scottsdale firm change policing – again?
A year and a half into its new director’s tenure, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation continues to make big changes.
Which banners fly proudest over Greater Phoenix? As the Valley expands its cultural and economic reach, we step back to survey the landscape of tech companies, charities, hospitality firms and sports franchises that best represent our city. Herein: The Valley’s 10 best brands.
The Valley celebrated the end of a harsh drought in 1941 with a fiesta de H2O that attracted 50,000 revelers for food, fireworks and fun.
Tomaso’s celebrates 40 years of serving authentic Italian cuisine in the desert.
Pioneer aviator Francesco de Pinedo, dubbed the “Italian Lindbergh,” was on an epic four-continent flight when his seaplane was destroyed at Roosevelt Lake in 1927.
Arizona’s early economic fortunes were tied to five nascent industries – famously dubbed the “Fives Cs” by state officials. In this, the first in a series about the past, present and future of the Five Cs, we take a look at the powerhouse mineral that carried territorial Arizona to term: copper.
A look back at the former life of The Hermosa Inn, the one-time home of cowboy artist Lon Megargee.
Comedians or government officials? The Arizona Department of Transportation blurs the line.