How a mural, a fellowship and a community keep Nick Oza’s vision alive
The late photojournalist’s legacy lives on in Phoenix and is the inspiration for a new fellowship program.
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9 books to read before their 2025 movie adaptations debut
Before these flicks hit the big – and small – screens, check out the books that inspired them.
Phoenix disability creator on living with a rare chronic illness
Dani Medina is on a mission to thrive and educate others about Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
This Frank Lloyd Wright lamp just sold for a record-breaking $7.5M
It’s the most expensive object by the Taliesin West architect ever sold at auction.
Rodeo’s rough reality: Inside America’s most dangerous sport
The bull-riding injury rate is over 10 times that of football, but increased safety measures aim to protect riders and horses.
AEW owner Tony Khan on why Phoenix is a ‘great wrestling city’
“We’ve had nothing but great experiences and matches here in Arizona.”
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Where to observe Memorial Day in metro Phoenix
Honor the fallen with these Memorial Day events around metro Phoenix.
Memorial Day weekend 2025 in Phoenix: The best parties and events
Where to find the Valley’s biggest pool parties and nightlife events over the holiday weekend.
Micro Center might finally be opening a Phoenix store. What to know
The prayers of Arizona nerds, tech-heads and PC builders may have been answered.
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This beloved Roosevelt Row boutique is closing after 20 years
A downtown Phoenix retail gem is closing its doors in June, but its owners aren’t going anywhere.
SHEIN brings pop-up shop to Tempe Marketplace this weekend
Get your fast fashion even faster by shopping in person May 23 to 26.
Save big on gas May 22 at Phoenix-area Circle K stores
Want to save on gas ahead of Memorial Day weekend? Pull up to the pump from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday for Circle K Fuel Day.
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AEW’s Justin Roberts on how Arizona’s wrestling scene shaped his career
How the All Elite Wrestling ring announcer got his start in the Valley.
Join Phoenix New Times for members-only film event in Tempe on May 28
Members are invited to a free screening of the financial scandal documentary “Bribe, Inc.” and a Q&A with the director.
Military mom turns loss into mission to help Arizona service members
“They raise their right hand for all of us. The least we can do is make sure they’re OK at home.”
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Former associate director returns to Lisa Sette Gallery
Duane Smith has returned to the gallery, which is currently celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Internet comedian Trey Kennedy brings tour to Phoenix this fall
Kennedy, who grew his fame by releasing funny videos on Facebook and Instagram, will appear in Phoenix in November.
Phoenix venue named top spot to survive a zombie apocalypse
When the zombie apocalypse hits, where are you going for safety?
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10 great public pools for summer fun around metro Phoenix
Summer is coming, and it’s about to get hot. Try one of these public swimming facilities around Phoenix to stay cool.
Harkins Theatres screens secret horror film Monday night
You won’t know what the movie is till you get there, but it’s only $5.
Glendale special election on Tuesday could delay VAI Resort again
The timeline for the $1.2 billion resort hangs in the balance as Glendale votes on two propositions.
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Stars of ‘Twin Peaks’ will appear in Mesa this fall
Sit down with a cup of coffee and a piece of cherry pie, and buy your tickets for the one-night-only event.