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Palabras Bilingual Bookstore created a volunteer group that serves underserved populations in quarantine.
The DIYers share a desire to grow the Valley's arts and music scene.
Four love letters about what makes Phoenix a true musical hot spot.
"Physical distancing is working," Governor Doug Ducey said Wednesday. "We’re slowing the spread. We’ve made significant progress and can’t let up."
For Women's History Month, let's talk about females in the Valley restaurant game.
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The move comes later than many experts thought it should.
The state has nine cases of COVID-19 so far.
"Advertising ... in this manner implies that the product would assist in the prevention or treatment of COVID-19..."
A look at the dynamics at play ahead of this year's adult-use legalization push in Arizona.
What reopening dining rooms at some Valley restaurants actually looks like.
Basic questions, unanswered.
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On the whole, things aren't looking great.
Hospital visitation policies are coming under scrutiny from disability advocates.
Judas Priest, Deftones, and Primus have all rescheduled their concerts in the Valley to 2021.
As the world stress-bakes, online sales spike for the local stone-milled flour company.
BLM activists, Poder in Action, and even police brutality victims are among those being watched by local law enforcement units, New Times has found.
The indie pop act reunite after 12 years and have plans for the future.
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You won't be able to leave your car, though.
The beloved band from Phoenix are producing the new podcast of a mysterious musical figure.
Experts say the risks are manageable, as long as people take the usual precautions.
Around half of all COVID-19 cases Maricopa County has ethnicity data for are Hispanic or Latino people.