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With road tests, grants and research projects on automated cars proliferating in Arizona, are we poised for sci-fi driving sooner than later?
With road tests, grants and research projects on automated cars proliferating in Arizona, are we poised for sci-fi driving sooner than later?
Phoenix company Stray Cat Theatre stages its first Broadway-produced show while keeping its “indie” aesthetic.
No. 1 NHL draft prospect Auston Matthews could be the first breakout star from Arizona’s burgeoning youth ice hockey scene.
Seasonal affective disorder is a "thing" in Phoenix during summer, when depression, aggression and stifled productivity all mushroom in the relentless Sonoran heat.
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Long before Valley Metro Light Rail, the electric trolleys of Phoenix Street Railway sparked the city’s suburban boom before folding in a fiery haze of finger pointing.
Valley charity Geeky Giving sells fresh sci-fi stories to raise money for Barrow Neurological Institute.
Local farmers Ramona and Terry Button and restaurateur Sheldon Knapp are teaming up to bring back Arizona’s heritage crops.
Prescription painkillers can be abused. Some say the tests for drug abuse are being abused, too.
Bar arcades bring a spirited wave of nostalgia to Metro Phoenix.
Shrouded in gunsmoke and folklore, the Power's Cabin Shootout over World War I draft-dodgers was deadlier than the gunfight at the OK Corral.
Peer into our past with this year-by-year stroll down memory lane.
Arizona Heart Institute founder Edward “Ted” Diethrich recounts cardiology breakthroughs and controversial lawsuits in his new autobiography.