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What was meant to be a simple vote on a live-updating inventory of homeless shelter capacity became a flash point on Phoenix's response to homelessness last week.
These records are safe for social distancing.
"It's shameful that the first citizens of this country are having to fight over and over for what is rightfully ours," said Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez.
Here are our Best of Phoenix 2020 winners of the top dishes in town.
We danced all weekend.
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Everyone's got a story about the late, great west side mall.
Here are 14 places to make certain mom is appreciated during Mother's Day.
The sole hospital in the Safford area is grappling with the possibility that it will no longer have the option to airlift seriously ill patients to big cities.
Where to find local fruits and vegetables — at farmers markets and beyond.
At least seven school districts in the Valley have closed schools indefinitely.
A local bartender is suing the Phoenix police after an officer broke his arm during a protest.
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How Phoenix-area food and beverage businesses are faring as of early April.
Remembering the late Peachcake frontman and "magical human being."
Brittaney Jo Lehman and her husband, of Rochester, Minnesota, ended up booking a $17,000 charter for a seven-person flight.
The virus has now spread to four Arizona counties. A Graham County elementary school employee has tested positive for COVID-19.
The latest is in Pima County.
Five new cases have cropped up since yesterday. The case count in Maricopa County has doubled since Saturday.
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Fifty years ago this week, the Kent State Massacre inspired a band of 20-something rebels to found Phoenix New Times.
How a group of young rebels helped bring about one of the most influential eras of Phoenix music history.
Meet the people who are behind the finest cosplays.
One Arizona woman visited the emergency room four times in March, trying to get tested for the new coronavirus.