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Governor Doug Doucey used millions in federal pandemic relief money to pay for state agencies
It's the geekiest time of the year.
The indie/punk band promises it will be "real weird and real fun.”
Time to brave the heat and check out what's going at First Friday in downtown Phoenix.
The former longtime news anchor didn't mention her tendency to promote right-wing conspiracy theories.
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Enjoy cooler temperatures while you cheer on the ASU football team, celebrate Mesa, or check out art in Scottsdale and Tempe.
“We’re creating new opportunities that wouldn’t have occurred without the pandemic.”
Take an already tiny restaurant or bar and halve its capacity. This is what you get.
Metro Phoenix's economy is showing some positive signs that could help the region in its potential recovery next year.
Here are our food-focused Best of Phoenix 2021 winners for the many tastes of Europe.
Send out 2021 with a month of memorable shows.
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The Chinese-Mexican-Caribbean mashup eatery is moving after more than three decades at its original location.
Start fall off right with a mariachi festival, a monster-themed art show, and the opening of the Arizona State Fair.
Your options this week include a holiday market, a classic ballet, and even a burlesque show.
The music legend will say farewell to the Valley one more time.
His Western Evil clothing company sells fashion statements for true crime aficionados.
The Arizona native is helping ATC adapt during the pandemic.
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The 1920s-inspired space has been almost two years in the making.
Sculptor Sean French landed a spot on Assembly Required, a new television show hosted by the former stars of Home Improvement.
First, she had to beat out Arizona artists competing for a $15,000 prize.
The first of three concert streams aired Friday.