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Things we love and loathe this month.
Native Americans set up camp near South Mountain and vow to continue fighting further construction of the Loop 202 freeway expansion.
Seven years after the passage of the Affordable Care Act, users face an insurance desert in Arizona.
Arizona Theatre Company and Phoenix Theatre measure success differently.
Nautical history – in Arizona? From World War II through Vietnam and the Cold War, it runs deep.
Legend has it Irving Berlin wrote “White Christmas” at the Arizona Biltmore’s Catalina pool.
Female, Asian-American and staunchly conservative, Kimberly Yee is a lock to win a third term in the state Senate. Is the West Valley native a GOP star in the making?
The Valley's adults-only enterprises slink their way into the national market.
Insiders say Arizona's public school funding methods shortchange at-risk students.
A new dolphinarium in the desert is stirring up debate about the future of dolphins “in human care.”
You're only as old as you feel, as the saying goes – and Baby Boomers are feeling young and fun well into their 60s, with bustling Boomer communities cropping up around the Valley.
The Mayberry-like, pine-lined town of Prescott has transformed itself into one of the biggest addiction treatment capitals of the Southwest. Not every local is thrilled.
Everything you wanted to know about this November's historic election season... and a fair amount of stuff you didn't.
Herb Lieb found the perfect beat in transforming the Phoenix nightclub scene in 1971 when he opened Herb’s Underground, the city’s first discotheque.