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If approved, a new bill could make abortion providers and patients eligible for the death penalty in Arizona.
2 Chainz is coming to town.
Here's where to celebrate in the Valley on May 5 and beyond.
Casa Terra is still closed, but Valley vegans can still get high-end meals from chef Jason Wyrick.
This week's top picks include a wizarding extravaganza, a monster-themed art show, Phoenix Suns preseason basketball, and much more.
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The COVID-19 vaccination rollout in Arizona has been riddled with issues so far.
Grab a latte; pet a cat.
Details on Dogbreth's newfound TikTok fame and Mega Ran's upcoming book.
The food’s solid, but Belly in Melrose still has some homework to do.
White House task force calls for "aggressive" mitigation measures.
The number of suspected migrant remains recovered in southern Arizona surged in 2020.
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Arizonans coping with the pandemic are buying more medical marijuana than ever before.
To blame: the pandemic, canceled conventions, and the uncertainty of future events.
Pound beers and mash buttons at Player 1 Arcade in Surprise.
Some believe dining room service will come back, but that a pandemic-related increase in takeout and delivery is here to stay.
"It’s a weird niche — people with big dreams about giant chalkboards in their house or their business, but they can’t draw.”
There's a lot of fun to be had this week in Phoenix.
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The tentative agreement between the City of Phoenix and the police union features some reform-minded policy changes.
A movement involving 15 local female chefs launches its first dining initiative.
Samantha Sanz has left Talavera for a new gig at Elements in Paradise Valley.
Three local restaurateurs dish on DoorDash’s lousy policies and unprofessional approach to delivering dinner.