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Volunteers from across the Valley will head Papago Park to help pick up trash.
After the family's matriarch passed away in October, her daughter is continuing the restaurant's legacy.
The Phoenix councilmember punted on axing the reverse lanes, saying it should be studied more. But it's been studied enough.
The long-time lounge will soon pour its last drinks. Here's how to visit one final time.
The three-part Amazon Prime Video streaming series is full of surprises about Diana Taurasi.
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“This is kind of a weird, crazy undertaking to try again.”
If birds are crashing into your windows, they don't have a death wish. They're confused, and you can help.
The "Field of Dreams" actor owns one of the teams in the league.
Little Miss BBQ owners Scott and Bekke Holmes plan additional locations of their new fried chicken restaurant.
Brick Road Coffee's owners created a safe community gathering space with their first cafe. Now, they're expanding to Mesa.
There's a new wrinkle in the controversial event where people ride public trains without pants.
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Following a raid and arrests at his home and businesses last week, El Taco Loko's owner appeared in court on Friday.
"Two weeks of being good is good enough." Four Peaks tempts fans to ditch their resolutions and enjoy a five-course meal.
Tuttle Twins books, which push libertarian and anti-woke messages on kids, now sit in the libraries of 29 Scottsdale schools.
For friends and business partners Johnny De Luna and Daniel Castro, opening a brewery has been a dream 10 years in the making.
A Scottsdale Quarter eatery is undergoing a quick transformation. Here's what to expect at the new restaurant.
With the addition of Cajun Breakfast Joint, Tempe Eats has reopened for daily service. Here's what to expect.
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The housing crisis is real. But numerous studies show that immigration is not the driving force behind it.
Ready to rock? Do it Saturday with 12 camp bands playing original songs created at the nonprofit's annual summer camp.
Sheila Bryson turned a dream into multiple Scottsdale eateries filled with heritage and soul.
Light Heart's owners are sharing the love with a new location and an expanded summer menu.