The best measure of just how mobile the state of Arizona has become is seen in change-of-address data kept by the U.S. Postal Service.
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A California investment firm bought Nancy Lake's apartment complex. Then, her monthly rent went up nearly $500.
Holiday shows and punk legends are on tap this weekend.
Local eateries are adapting rather than closing.
It's the first drag event ever for the world-famous museum.
The singer didn't start out wanting to be a music icon.
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It could be "game over" for the geek hangout.
The Seattle legends are finally making up their 2020 concert date.
The event is put on by Another Round Another Rally, a Valley nonprofit that provides educational and financial resources to the hospitality industry.
But you should leave the kids at home for this one.
Up for seeing a show this week? You've got plenty of options.
How will eating change in 2022 and beyond?
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Chesapeake Bay is going BYOB so customers can enjoy Maryland Blue Crab or grilled mahi-mahi with their favorite bottle of vino.
Lectric eBikes claims it's the fastest-growing e-bike company in the country and, based in Phoenix, is part of a growing hub for electric vehicle development. It expects to sell 170,000 bikes in 2022.
See some of Scottsdale's best public art from the seat of your bicycle.
The down under comedy queen is coming out on top.
Robots are delivering sushi, drinks, and curries at metro Phoenix restaurants as demand for automated servers grows.
Not busy with the holidays? You've got concerts to attend.
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Caffe Vita has locations in Seattle, Portland, New York. Soon, it will open in Phoenix with coffee and music.
A new crop of Phoenix popups have emerged since the pandemic. Many are excellent.
Get ready for some football, baseball, and other competitive activities.
To commemorate Labor Day, Phoenix New Times spoke with four union leaders and rank-and-file workers - from teachers to dispensary workers - about the victories and struggles of the past year, and the labor movement in Arizona.