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Phoenix Chorale celebrates the 50-year anniversary of Duke Ellington’s legendary Phoenix concerts.
Phoenix Chorale celebrates the 50-year anniversary of Duke Ellington’s legendary Phoenix concerts.
Lack of dedicated retirement housing can be a dark cloud for Arizona's LGBT seniors.
Armed with a new test and vials of dog saliva, Arizona scientists are waging war on valley fever.
Phoenix nonprofit Rosie's House gives musically inclined but economically disadvantaged kids a place to jam – and learn.
2016 not wild enough yet? Arizona Democrats think they can tie – or take – the State Senate.
Would you film a 9/11 movie in Toronto? As Hollywood re-creates the Yarnell Hill Fire in New Mexico, family members and survivors wonder if media interest has crossed into exploitation.
Ernest McFarland spent six decades in public service, shaping landmark legislation like the G.I. Bill and Central Arizona Project. A new memorial celebrates his legacy.
Beloved Valley institution Macayo's Mexican Kitchen looks back on 70 years as its flagship location gets a revamp across the street.
Hosting art and science salons since 1983, Spirit of the Senses is an educational oasis for curious Phoenicians.
Meet the quartet of Nobel laureates now on staff at ASU.
The Phoenix Police Department made history this year with its most intensive and transparent police chief search to date – and with its final selection.
Rural Arizonans fear their water is being depleted by Saudi Arabian food producers. But state agriculturists laud the $180 million farm investment.
The First Place winners and Best in Show winner for the Commercial category of interior design.