LAMP Café in North Scottsdale Has Closed
A favorite for sandwiches and Sicilian pizza is no more.
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El Mac Mural Defaced in Downtown Phoenix
Here’s everything we know.
What You Need to Know About Bird City Comedy Festival 2018
The lineup, the roadshow, and what Genevieve Rice has in store.
Say Hello to Bloody Basin, Josue Rodriguez’s New Project
Here’s what you need to know.
Zakk Wylde Has No Regrets and Wants to Tour with Mac Sabbath
Catching up with the Black Label Society frontman before the band’s Marquee Theatre show.
City Council Denies Petitions to Prevent Spending on Trump, Using Chemical Weapons
Maria Castro said that the use of tear gas and pepper spray wasn’t justified. “This was not a proper warning — our rights were violated,” she told the Council.
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Craig Brittain, Sal DiCiccio Among Those Affected by #TwitterLockout
Twitter says the accounts it removed belonged to bots, not people.
Revenge Porn? New Details About Topless Photo Sent to Steve Montenegro
Woman’s lawyer says an ex-boyfriend obtained the messages and photo from her computer without her knowledge and gave them to a third party.
The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Spice up your week.
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New Asian-Inspired Night Market Coming to Downtown Phoenix
Get really excited.
Grab a $.91 Hot Dog at Ted’s Today, February 21
Ted’s is celebrating its 91st anniversary with $.91 hot dogs.
An Essential Phoenix Shop that Remixes the Sandwich
This shop goes to a wacky corner of the sandwich universe.
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Let My People Vote: Adrian Fontes’ Fight to Fix Maricopa County’s Broken Election System
County recorder pledged to protect the right to vote. Since then, he’s faced no shortage of controversy.
ArtPrize Is Coming to Phoenix
Here’s what you need to know.
Remembering Phoenix Actor Richard Glover
He was that rarest of things: a respected local stage, film, and TV actor whose name and performances people remember decades later.
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They Might Be Giants Are as Fresh and Strange as Ever
Talking with John Linnell about keeping it fresh, songwriting, and the specter of death.
Post Malone and 21 Savage Are Coming to Arizona
Here’s what you need to know.
Phoenix New Times Writers Win Polk Award for Exposing Motel 6 Collusion With ICE
Two Phoenix New Times writers won a Polk Award for their story on Motel 6 reporting guests to ICE.
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Medical-Marijuana Firms Blowing Off Maricopa County Assessor’s Tax Warning
Here’s a look at how much the largest cannabis facilities may owe
Seoul Food: Creative Korean Bar Food at Drunken Tiger in Mesa
Ever had Korean fire chicken or bulgogi nachos?
Martha McSally Isn’t a Moderate Republican (Anymore)
Since launching her run for Senate, the Tucson Republican has appeared determined to prove that she, too, can go on Fox News and complain about immigrants.
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What Phoenix Promised Amazon to Woo HQ2
Key parts of the proposal were redacted, but clearly the city was willing to give up a lot to get the online retail giant to build in the desert.