According to a new study, the income needed to afford a median-priced house in Arizona has spiked 70% in the last five years.
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Some schools didn't know they had money to spend. Schools superintendent Tom Horne blamed a "breakdown of communication."
Arizona is less and less the affordable retirement paradise it used to be.
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From Mary Elaine's and Vincent's to Anhelo and Kai, Valley fine dining has changed. Chefs discuss what the genre means now.
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The iconic mall’s former home will transform into mixed-use hub The Metropolitan
Tune in as the Food Network star brings his show back to an essential Valley eatery.
The historic venue, recently named among the country's best, is dedicating its stage to a dozen Arizona bands this month.
A space-based performance so wild that Simon used it to troll the other judges.
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The Prescott-based company is closing its Phoenix outpost.
In 2022, an all-time high of 866,000 votes were cast in the county's primary election. This year could surpass that total.
The immersive music and art event is scheduled for October. From dates to pre-sale tickets, here's what we know.
The shop will serve its signature layered croissant-doughnuts, breakfast sandwiches and coffees from a new drive-thru.
There were 7,903 eviction filings in July in Maricopa County, the third-highest monthly total ever.
On the silver anniversary, Postino's CEO looks back on 25 years of wine, bruschetta and belief in a dream.
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Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge's duo is hitting the road for their first official tour since they joined forces a decade ago.
Housed inside a vintage furniture shop, the new coffee counter churns out creative sips.
Looking back at the fate of beloved Valley events like Edge Fest, Lost Lake and Luna Del Lago.
Phoenix No Pants Light Rail RideValley Metro Rail riders were treated to an astonishing sight on a Sunday afternoon in mid-January: dozens of people boarding trains in T-shirts, undergarments, socks and shoes. As for their pants? Not so much. Members of this group were sans slacks, shorts or skirts while riding the rails into downtown Phoenix, while fellow passengers were […]