Where Should I Take My Date for Valentine’s Day? (A Flowchart)
A guide to where to make your reservation.
Year: 2018
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at 4 Food Artisans You Don’t Want to Miss
Phoenix culinarians who do food the right way.
The Best Man Offers Laughter in the Face of Danger
But it’s less relevant than entertaining.
Say Goodbye to Gringo Star Street Bar in Tempe
“It’s been a great ride! Peace out.”
Planning Visit to National Park? Beware, Nobody’s Certain What Happens If U.S. Shuts Down
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey promises to keep Grand Canyon National Park open.
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Arizonans Consumed Record 43 Tons of Cannabis in 2017: 50 Percent Higher Than ’16
Industry produced millions in tax revenues, too.
RICO-Funded Stats Used in Report That Labels Young, Undocumented Migrants as Criminals
Immigrants here legally were “extremely law-abiding,” the report showed, making up just 1.5 percent of the state prison population.
Breakfast Beat: Soul Café Cooks Southwestern Eats With a Twist
Let’s talk about Bloody Marys with jalapeño-bacon vodka.
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Let the Countdown Begin: Light Rail Inching Toward South Phoenix
Valley Metro is ironing out the details of the extension but residents still aren’t sure how light rail will affect the historically underserved community.
A Nashville Star Learns What Really Matters in the Too-Obvious Forever My Girl
Where the movie occasionally locates some surprise and resonance is in the tiny exchanges, when Wolf allows her characters to breathe.
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The Alienist’s Old New York Is Thrillingly Alive — but Its Serial Killer Plotting Is Too Last-Century
New York is not a character in The Alienist, but it is the show’s star, its beating heart.
Remembering Mesa Artist Andy Chorkey
“My father would say his legacy is his artwork.”
Studio Ghibli Vets Cut Loose in the Slight but Gorgeous Mary and the Witch’s Flower
The charm of a fantastical hand-drawn work like this is that it reconnects us to the primal wonder of the image.
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Coming to Old Town Scottsdale This Month: A Mexican Restaurant With a Bowling Alley
Tacos and bowling, together at last.
Vox Urbana’s Kiki Castellanos Is All About Positive Messages
Talking gear with the Tucson-based guitarist.
Tucson’s El Güero Canelo Honored With James Beard Award for Its Sonoran Hot Dogs
Lucky us, the restaurant has a Phoenix location.
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Did Phoenix Have Yet Another Serial Killer in 2017?
Police say Cleophus E. Cooksey Jr. knew all his his nine alleged victims.
Return to Sender: Amazon Rejects Arizona Bids to Host New Headquarters
Amid the bidding frenzy, it seemed like no one was asking the question: Do we even want Amazon’s second headquarters here?
Longtime French Restaurant Coup Des Tartes to Close on January 31
The eatery has served French food for two decades.
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‘Fake’ Service Dogs? AZ Republicans Want $250 Fine; Disability Advocates Opposed
State Senator John Kavanagh claims that fraudulent service animals are “becoming epidemic.”