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Harkins Theatres Plans to Close Its North Valley 16 Cinema in Phoenix

Harkins Theatres Plans to Close Its North Valley 16 Cinema in Phoenix

Phoenix Suns Arena Is Now Known As Footprint Center

Phoenix Suns Arena Is Now Known As Footprint Center

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TJ Newman's Falling Is Already at the Top of the Book Charts

By Jennifer Goldberg
Jul 16, 2021

TJ Newman's Falling is doing big business in its first week.
10 Phoenix Food and Drink Events This July You Won't Want To Miss

By Julie Levin
Jun 30, 2021

A pop-up cold bar, a dinner centered around different types of mezcal, a natural wine tasting, and more.
Weekend Menu at Maricopa County Jails: Two Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches

By Josh Kelety
May 25, 2021

Calbert Gillett, an MCSO spokesperson, claimed that the COVID-19 pandemic forced the agency to change the meal plan.
A Former Bartender Is Suing Scottsdale's Boondocks Patio & Grill

By Lynn Trimble
May 18, 2021

"All allegations are incorrect and false,” says one of the bar's owners.
Chicken Fight: Neighbors Want to Save Duke Building to Stop Raising Cane's

By Robrt L. Pela
May 10, 2021

“I guess Raising Cane’s offered $2 million dollars, and [Duke] changed his mind,” Kleinman said of the sale.
Phoenix Gun Store Owner Says Nazi Imagery in Logo Is an Accident

By Ray Stern
May 5, 2021

One of the newest gun stores in Phoenix has an old image for its logo. Old like "Nazi-era old."
ASU Office-Drama Lawsuit Names Trump-Appointed Top Scientist

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 22, 2021

Sethuraman Panchanathan is on leave from ASU while he heads a federal research agency.
FilmBar Is Resuming Indoor Screenings at Its Roosevelt Row Brick-and-Mortar Space

By Lynn Trimble
Apr 20, 2021

Indoor screenings resume on April 21, but future plans are less clear.
Pot Lotto: 13 Rural Dispensary Licenses Valued in Millions Will Be Chosen Today

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 19, 2021

The lucky winners will become instant millionaires.
Librarians, Firefighters Can Now Light Up as City Pot Policies Adapt Post-207

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 19, 2021

It may still be worth getting a med card.
Phoenix Public Library Is Booking Limited In-Person Visits at Select Locations

By Lynn Trimble
Apr 19, 2021

Here's how you can make an appointment for a 45-minute library visit at one of eight library locations.
In Rural Arizona, a Fight Over a Marijuana Greenhouse Could Cost 200 Workers Their Jobs

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 15, 2021

The jobs will end in July.
Arizona Photographers Named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows — And More Metro Phoenix Arts News

By Lynn Trimble
Apr 15, 2021

Fresh bits of art news, including Arizona photographers named 2021 Guggenheim Fellows, plus updates on companies and venues planning live 2021/22 seasons.
Two Pot Execs Want To Take Ketamine Mainstream. Not Everybody is Vibing.

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 12, 2021

Special K in a new way?
Artists El Mac and Breeze Just Painted a New Mural in Downtown Phoenix

By Lynn Trimble
Apr 7, 2021

It's inspired by Native youth, heritage, and culture.
Cannabis Charges Against Patient Who Hiked on Federal Land Go Up In Smoke

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 7, 2021

Nathan Freddy fought the law ... and the law lost.
Abuse Lawsuit Against U.S. Fencing Names Star Coach, Alleges Phoenix Assault

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 5, 2021

The lawsuit centers on an alleged assault at a Phoenix hotel.
Baked Alaska's Tracker Removed After Lawyer Cites His "We Love Our Cops" Music Video

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 1, 2021

Baked Alaska's lawyer also cited his good behavior.
Report: KJZZ Border Editor Crossed the Line With Inappropriate Behavior

By Erasmus Baxter
Apr 1, 2021

Michel Marizco heads the Fronteras desk.
228 Vaccines Discarded at State Farm Stadium After Night of No-Shows

By Erasmus Baxter
Mar 29, 2021

It's the largest one-time loss to date, according to the state.