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He’s never held elected office, but could well be Arizona’s next governor. Who is Fred DuVal?
He’s never held elected office, but could well be Arizona’s next governor. Who is Fred DuVal?
Two Italians would change the Phoenix food scene, bringing a big taste of Little Italy and big personalities to match.
This Top Docs issue is the 20th such edition published by PHOENIX magazine
Valley docs weigh the pros and cons of a drug that eases withdrawal from painkiller addiction.
Trendy intravenous vitamin treatments take a long, strange drip through Scottsdale.
A popular Phoenix-based Internet channel promotes organ donation and awareness alongside heavy metal music videos.
Valley businesses provide high-end home health care for a younger generation.
One of the world’s greatest athletes liked breaking a sweat at the Downtown YMCA
The Downtown YMCA has undergone more than $32 million in renovations, but its egalitarian vision has changed little since 1892.
MIXED MEDIA: SB 1062: Thar She Blows
Pretty much everyone – well, everyone not named Cathi Herrod – agrees that SB 1062 was an awful piece of legislation.
In a Scottsdale classroom, lost and wanted souls come to life under the guidance of one of the world’s leading forensic artists.
Part of the Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum collection is on display again, but the fate of its old home has yet to be determined.
Tempe-based StateServ’s software helps hospices improve service nationwide
One year after Arcosanti founder Paolo Soleri’s death, board members work to keep his ideas alive.
Following decades of job loss to China and India, officials now court those countries to invest in America... and Arizona.