ACLU: Great Hearts Violated Transparency Laws in Anti-Transgender Policy Plan
The policy forced students to use the bathroom corresponding with the sex on their birth certificate.
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Who Exactly Is Behind the Arizona Mirror, a New Media Outlet?
The Mirror plans to keep things straight. “We’re engaged in journalism, not in advocacy in terms of public policy,” Small said.
Phoenix-Area Men Charged With Killing Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf
“It’s a wolf, shoot it,” one of the men allegedly told the other.
JPEGMAFIA’s Noise Rap Isn’t Easy Listening, It’s Essential Listening
The rapper’s music is harsh, uncompromising, and forward-thinking.
Here’s the Lineup for ‘Chaos Theory 19’ in Downtown Phoenix
See works by more than 70 metro Phoenix artists.
Best of Phoenix 2018: Aaron Chamberlin’s Favorite Local Spots
Where does restaurateur Aaron Chamberlin like to eat?
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Best of Phoenix 2018: Silvana Salcido Esparza’s Favorite Local Spots
Where does chef Silvana Salcido Esparza go for Mexican food?
Best of Phoenix 2018: Dan Bickley’s Favorite Local Spots
Dan Bickley isn’t sure he wants to share his favorite dining spot and watering hole. “It’s the best-kept secret in Valley,” the renowned local sportswriter says of Dick’s Hideaway, “so I’m tempted to keep this one to myself.” The vibe there is perfect, he says. “The mimosas are stunning, the…
Best of Phoenix 2018: Georganne Bryant’s Favorite Local Spots
Where does Frances owner Georganne Bryant like to shop?
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Best of Phoenix 2018: Charlie Levy’s Favorite Local Spots
Where does concert promoter Charlie Levy go to hear the best music in town?
Best of Phoenix 2018: Blaise Lantana’s Favorite Local Spots
Where does KJZZ music director Blaise Lantana like to go see shows?
Unlike Joan Jett’s Music, Bad Reputation Doesn’t Cut Deep Enough
Too bad, then, that even Laguna’s input doesn’t get to the heart of Jett’s essence, as Bad Reputation comes off more as a fanboy’s declaration of reverence to the queen rather than an interrogation of one of the most iconic women in music
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The Sisters Brothers Upends the Masculine Codes of the Western
Ultimately a story about brotherhood, friendship and the insecurity of life in a violent place, the film injects a sweetness and innocence into the genre, mostly through one stellar performance by John C. Reilly
South Central Light Rail Survives as City Council Backs Two-Lane Design
“If we are removed from the federal list, this project is on life support,” Valley Metro CEO Scott Smith warned the Phoenix City Council.
Thieving North Scottsdale Postman Takes Bait Money, Getting Probation
Investigators caught the naughty north Scottsdale mail carrier with the use of a bait letter stuffed with cash.
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Maricopa County’s Rachel Mitchell to Question Kavanaugh Accuser: What We Know
She’s put pedophile priests behind bars but in at least one other case, one victim’s family was not happy with plea deal.
Phoenix New Times Searching for a Food Editor; Chris Malloy to Become Critic
Current editor Chris Malloy will become restaurant critic, effective October 1.
UPDATE: Childish Gambino Moves Phoenix Tour Date to December After Injury
The performer was scheduled to play Gila River Arena on Friday, October 5.
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Arizona Lawmaker Says He Knew Nothing About APS-Backed PAC
The PAC, Friends of Robert Meza, spent nearly $55,000 in just three days on mailers, flyers and other campaign materials.
Catch a Screening of Sorry to Bother You With Director Boots Riley
The film stars LaKeith Stanfield as a telemarketer climbing a corrupt corporate ladder.
The Breeders’ Kelley Deal on Road Trips and Writing Lyrics
The ’90s indie rock heroes return with their new album All Nerve.
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The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
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