From curly and waffle to sweet potato and doused in duck fat - these French fries are all a cut above.
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The Mad About You and Stranger Things star took a 20-year break from live comedy.
Arizona teachers are evacuating the classroom in record numbers. Where are they going? The state legislature - if the voters allow.
Games and geeky fun await this month.
The first and only FDA-cleared robotic dentist in the United States is hard at work in metro Phoenix.
The fates of the 1,000-plus people living on the streets in the Zone - Phoenix's largest homeless encampment - may now rest in the hands of a judge.
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One woman in Estrella Jail testified that she had not been provided a vaccine for months, even though she was high-risk for complications.
Juniper berries foraged from the Sedona wilderness flavor this uniquely Arizona spirit.
If you feel like you're spending more and more on gas, food, and other necessities, you're not crazy - inflation in Phoenix is higher than anywhere else in the U.S., new research shows.
Not enough workers. Constant lockdowns. Conditions in Maricopa County's troubled jail system are worsening.
Who's the Valley's best chef? Best new restaurant? Biggest hero? We'll tell you.
Things are heating up for Paul and Tasia Ford, and their Big Red's Hot Sauce brand.
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Angelica Urrego, the owner of Arepa Babe, began cooking to reconnect to her culture and heal her heart.
Chef Nik Fields is hosting a Father's Day and Juneteenth event at her new Phoenix restaurant Chic Chef Cafe.
There are more than just Cinco shows and parties happening.
Living legends are headed to the Valley this weekend.
Calbert Gillett, an MCSO spokesperson, claimed that the COVID-19 pandemic forced the agency to change the meal plan.
Pedestrian, cyclist, and auto fatalities are on track to make 2021 a deadly year for traffic deaths in Phoenix.
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The music scene is having a lull at the moment, but there are still notable shows happening.
If you ever wanted to own a piece of the famed local water park, or even the property itself, now's your chance.
Expect a night of synth pop and new wave as KWSS 93.9 FM hosts its first in-person fundraiser in almost two years.
"All I want is for this to serve as justice - and a lesson to the sheriff's department," said Brian Ortiz's mother.