The annual Valley Fever's Rooster Club party features live music, burritos, and Bloody Marys.
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The Phoenix DIY music legend died on June 15.
Everything from hanging out with bookworms to hailing Satan.
Snoop Dogg and Steve Aoki are also headed our way.
Bassist Joe Principe talks about a return to the stage, Rise Against's new album, and growing up punk.
The Wild West-themed event will return this year.
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Arizona attorneys Larry Hammond and Andrew Hurwitz clerked in U.S. Supreme Court when Roe v Wade was ruled. Arizona lawyers and justices have played a huge role in shaping abortion law.
The actress and singer likes to talk about the ordinary things in life.
The city of Phoenix collected $6.1 million more in tax on residential rental properties as renters struggled between 2018 and 2020.
Enjoy a fall festival in Anthem, see some art in central Phoenix, or go on a guided hike in Scottsdale.
The owners of Boondocks, a Scottsdale bar currently being sued by a former employee over unpaid wages, netted $2.7 million.
Maricopa County officials say that the lots will be emptied by the end of June.
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The Valley's already busy concert scene will be getting even busier.
From the best beer garden to the best spot to take a foodie, these Valley restaurants offer something a little different.
Frontman Mike Ness reveals some crucial details about the forthcoming LP.
James Beard Award-winning chef Nobuo Fukuda has closed his Heritage Square restaurant.
For these local acts, COVID has been a time of both exciting growth and frustrating delays.
The legendary band is traversing the country on what lead singer Keith Morris calls his "retirement tour."
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A look at the state of Phoenix mobile food vending pre, during, and (hopefully) post-COVID.
Despite testing positive for COVID-19 recently, the Biebs is coming back to town.
This week's top picks include Animaniacs in Concert and a dino drive-thru.
Advocates say they see the spending as a metaphor for the poor priorities of Arizona's troubled prison system