Arizonans say they are stilled owed thousands of dollars in unemployment benefits from the state.
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Maynard James Keenan's side project has a new album and a show broadcast from our own Arcosanti.
Citizen Public House has opened an upstairs fried chicken and oyster bar called Benjamin's.
Amidst election-related anxiety, Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes urges trust in the system
A stripped-down version of O.H.S.O Brewery is scheduled to open by September 28.
The Chandler market and superior sandwich shop has closed because of COVID-19.
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Violet Choir, Glixen, Mile High Actors, and more.
Music by her band, Super Stereo, can be heard on several popular TV shows.
Your favorite culture stories of the year, all in one place.
The broader public won't be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine until spring or summer.
The former Gilbert resident has many talents beyond playing the violin.
The popular trail has been closed for maintenance since a boulder rolled onto a hiker's legs in March.
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Art park openings, drawing workshops, and new exhibits — and most won't cost you a thing.
Other major utilities offered flexibility to customers affected by the pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has provided some leniency, but eventually, at least 25 people in Phoenix will still lose their Section 8 housing.
Wrapping up a multi-month booze project and reflecting on the time between then and now, i.e. March and June, i.e. the infinite spring.
In which Phoenix artists share their creative pursuits during quarantine.
DACA recipients and asylum seekers are illegally barred from accessing Phoenix's housing assistance program, a new lawsuit claims.
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One of downtown’s favorite bars is no more.
It was a very big year for pot in the state.
There's a lot of art this see this month.
Small measures, big problem.