RedMonkey: Looking back at Phoenix’s legendary house music night
Revisit the legendary Phoenix dance party’s 1996-2017 run ahead of its return this weekend.
Revisit the legendary Phoenix dance party’s 1996-2017 run ahead of its return this weekend.
Spring training has a rich history in the Valley of the Sun. Here’s a look back.
Chef Vincent Guerithault opened his eatery in 1986. Four decades later, he’s still serving French cuisine with Southwest flair.
The former doorman at Long Wong’s and Nita’s Hideaway died in July 2025.
Did you catch any shows at this former hotspot?
The prolific artist and designer’s famed works include Mr. Lucky’s and Valley National Bank.
The influential artist and designer died on Jan. 5.
And it’s ‘infused with AI technology.’
Arizona resisted Martin Luther King Jr. Day until 1992, and in response, these artists refused to play here.
How many do you remember?
You’ve only got a few more weeks to check out the award-winning “Dry Surf: Local Skateboarding History.”
The BBC program she co-founded is responsible for the “Doctor Who” theme.
Midnight chip drops, packed crowds and live music turned Mill Avenue into an NYE landmark.
Sure, everyone knows the theme song, but the ‘heroes in a half-shell’ have a trove of tunes.
Jakob Nowell stepped into dad Bradley’s shoes as frontman and is making history.
The iconic Phoenix steakhouse has a refreshed look and an updated menu. Here’s what to expect.
Stories and memories about the rocker, gearhead and all-around good dude.
The landmark ride will get a new spin early next year.
How a grassroots push turned into an official city honor for a local music scene lifer.
A deep, and personal dive, into the ‘Holy Triumvirate’s’ 13th studio release.
A look at the groundbreaking musician’s uncompromising politics.
A nostalgic trip through the East Valley landmark’s history and the spots people loved most.