Valley sounds off after Phoenix named a top city for pizza
A recent study ranked Phoenix one of the best pizza cities nationwide. Readers had thoughts.
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Op-ed: Did Stephen Richer really beat Kari Lake in court? I doubt it
The media reacted as if the ex-recorder won his defamation suit against Lake. The facts suggest it was at best a draw.
‘Sup, Phoenix: An introduction from new Editor-in-Chief Sam Eifling
“Getting the offer to join Phoenix New Times felt like a call-up to The Show.”
The 5 best Phoenix Filiberto’s locations, according to readers
With dozens of Valley locations, we wondered, which Filiberto’s is the best? Our readers had thoughts.
The 7 worst Phoenix Fry’s stores ranked, according to readers
From a store called “dire” to one that may sell exploding sausages, here are the worst Fry’s locations in Phoenix.
Phoenix readers react to impending demolition of Metrocenter mall
The iconic Metrocenter mall in Phoenix will soon be rubble and you had a lot to say about it.
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Review: Phoenix’s urban sprawl is no match for Lectric’s new e-bike
At $1,300, the XPress 750 from Phoenix-based Lectric isn’t cheap. But it is a pretty fun way to get around town.
Readers react to NASA spotting sizzling Phoenix sidewalks from space
We told you how Phoenix streets reached 160 degrees one June day. You told us your heat stories.
Readers react to Pizzeria Bianco’s spot on best in U.S. list
Phoenix readers sound off after Pizzeria Bianco was named the best pizza in the Valley.
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Joe Biden and Donald Trump’s debate was a complete failure
Trump gave a factless performance while Biden used much of his time being speechless.
Right-wing playbook sets trap for pro-Palestinian protests like ASU’s
Police arrested 72 people at ASU calling for a cease-fire, the latest in a movement sweeping college campuses.
Gassy Foods: Thoughts on QuikTrip Chefs and the Evolution of Convenience Store Dining
Gas stations have gone from offering over-priced sundries to employing corporate chefs.
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Will This Pepsi Delivery Chill Out Phoenix Police?
Thanks, Kendall Jenner!
Is First Friday an Art Walk or an Art Squawk?
Has the tradition has devolved into a mere street fair?
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South Phoenix Mom-and-Pops Worry About Lost Business If Prop 105 Fails
Sal Reza: “What people lose sight of is that there are 80 businesses that are going to get affected.”
No Matter How It’s Sugar-Coated, Gannett Merger Won’t Be Sweet for Journalists
Yes, I am bitter, after being forced to reapply for my job at the Arizona Republic; a spoonful of sugar didn’t make it go down any easier.
Commentary: After Omni Ruling, Brnovich Stands a Chance to Rein in Cap’n Crow
An Arizona tax judge hands AG Mark Brnovich’s a partial win in his lawsuit against ASU, which claimed the college misuses its tax exempt status and has violated the state constitution’s gift ban.
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Bisbee Blogger Once Again Clobbers Cochise County Prosecutor
On June 13, a three-judge panel of the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the former publisher of the Cochise County Record.
Commentary: Phoenix Is Not Your Steppingstone for Museum Directors
But we did get those bilingual signs before the art museum CEO took off for the blues skies you’ve ever seen in Seattle.Commentary: Phoenix Is Not Your Steppingstone for Museum Directors
Commentary: Cap’n Crow Strikes Back: ATRA Calls Letters to Corporate Leaders ‘Bully’ Tactic
Letters from ASU president Michael Crow to the corporate members of a tax watchdog organization reveal an imperious bully-boy in action.
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(UPDATE) Commentary: In the Battle Between Gannett and Digital First, Root for Neither
Journalism geeks love to hate Gannett, but Digital First is worse. Still, neither can save the news biz.