C is for Coup: The Secretive Turkish Religious Movement Tied to Arizona Charter Schools
Experts link the well-regarded Arizona charter network Sonoran Schools to the Gulen movement in Turkey and layers of political intrigue.
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Here’s Your Guide to December Third Friday in Phoenix
Fresh exhibits, and other creative pursuits.
Phoenix Water’s Credit Rating At Risk After City Council Rejects Rate Hike
Hey, Sal DiCiccio. Moody’s is watching.
Nuro Beats Waymo? Driverless Delivery Service Offered to Public in Metro Phoenix
“…We don’t anticipate any issues outside what we normally see with vehicles operated by humans…” — Scottsdale police.
Concert Review: Travis Scott Lights Up Phoenix at ASTROWORLD Tour Stop
Fireworks, lasers, giant astronauts, and a real working roller-coaster.
Phoenix Is the Nation’s Second-Hottest Rental Market
We passed $1,000! (But this means your rent may be going up next year.)
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Responding to Prop. 126, Tempe May Sue the State of Arizona Over Art Tax
The City of Tempe is exploring litigation to save their arts and culture sales tax.
10 Phoenix Area Bands to Watch in 2019 (Part 1)
Your New Year’s resolution is to listen to all these awesome bands.
The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
You’re welcome.
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Newly Appointed Martha McSally Sidesteps Bitter Senate Race: ‘Election is Over’
“The election is over, and the people have spoken, and I’m honored to have this appointment,” Martha McSally said.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey Appoints Martha McSally to the U.S. Senate
Martha McSally, who lost her Senate race, is headed to the Senate anyway.
Trees Speak Go Out on a Limb With an Improvised Double Album
New Times speaks with the band about their unconventional artistic process.
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Why Rosalía’s El mal querer Is Being Accused of Cultural Appropriation
The singer’s flamenco-pop is a crossover hit that’s leaving some Spanish critics up in arms.
Hey Arizona Creatives, Check Out These New Calls for Art
More than a dozen fresh calls for art.
11 Places for Christmas Eve and Day Dining in Metro Phoenix
Are you ready to ditch the kitchen for the holidays?
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Ex-Attorney Who Killed Motorcyclist While Driving Drunk in Tesla Gets 10.5 Years
Police estimate she hit motorcyclist Greg Dolphin at 84 mph while he was waiting for a red light.
County Attorney Bill Montgomery Leaves Twitter; Next Stop, U.S. Senate?
On his personal account @Veritas_ad_res, Montgomery had tweeted around 3,800 times. By Monday morning, the account had gone dark.
Under the Sun: Hazel and Violet Keeps Letterpress Alive on Grand Avenue
Letterpress is now hot with the hipster crowd.
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New Species of Arizona Horned Dinosaur Named After Late Tucson ‘Renaissance Man’
Stan Krzyzanowski “was self-taught. He was a remarkable guy… The only sad thing was he didn’t see this.”
The 7 Best Concerts in Metro Phoenix This Week
Big shows are happening this week, even in the midst of the holiday hullabaloo.
Want Public Records From the Arizona Governor’s Office? Be Prepared to Wait
Some records lingered in the governor’s office for around a year before they were finally turned over to the requestor.
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Janel Garza’s Geometric New Mural Transforms SMoCA
Phoenix artist Janel Garza’s Environs is now on view.