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Does stopping people from crossing the border legally so that federal authorities can process a flood of people crossing illegally qualify as ironic or just stupid?
Does stopping people from crossing the border legally so that federal authorities can process a flood of people crossing illegally qualify as ironic or just stupid?
Our car-dependent columnist casts a suspicious eye toward the Valley’s self-declared “car-free” community.
As the grass is mowed on the hills of TPC Scottsdale in anticipation of the WM Phoenix Open, we have been called, once again, to reinvent our coverage of the vaunted PGA Tour tournament.
Reporting on Arizona’s last remaining institution for the intellectually disabled, a Valley journalist learns a surprising lesson about church and state.
A new state law makes it even harder for small communities to incorporate.
In the 13 years since Christmas at the Princess launched, these commemorative ornaments have become beloved keepsakes for guests.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe ponders how to navigate the barrage of political ads this election cycle.
A glimpse of the goings on in the Valley this winter.
A survey of Christina Fernandez’s career is very much in focus.
Concluding her series on mental health and homelessness, our columnist metaphorically walks the grounds of a moldering Phoenix cemetery – and picks through several decades of neglect in the psychiatric hospital next door.
Teacher and track coach David Denogean was apparently beloved by all – a fact that makes slaying last year in North-Central Phoenix among the city’s most perplexing unsolved crimes.
Phoenix bagel baker Charles Blonkenfeld has a good problem: too much business.
You’ll find these 12 amateur and semi-pro shooters’ innovative sunrise and sunset shots quite spectacular, maybe even magical.
Arizona has played a secret but starring role in witness protection and relocation efforts since the earliest days of 20th-century organized crime.
With a new Glendale HQ and a growing portfolio of bedding brands, Brooklyn Bedding/3Z Brands CEO John Merwin is turning the Valley into a mattress mecca.