Divisive Cannabis Group Safer Arizona Fails to Get Legalization Measure on Ballot
The group claimed it had collected 75,000 signatures of registered voters, well short of the 150,000 it needed to make the ballot.
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The 10 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Weekend
Get ready to get your groove on.
Cannabis Breakdown: An Overview of Popular Resin Extraction Methods
The differences in the available types of extracts stem from the extraction process and tend to lead to different effects.
The Robin Williams Doc Is Moving But Far From Illuminating
Overall, the film plays more like a survey of Williams’ life, an ordered and abridged history that allows fans to say, “Oh, I remember that,” as a clip from one of his more notable films plays
Playwright Responds to Trump’s Immigration Policies With Free Reading at AZ Capitol
See readings by playwright James Garcia of short plays about immigrant family separations Friday night at the Arizona Capitol.
Now Open: Gilbert Speakeasy Conjures Harry Potter and Other Books
O.H.S.O. gets a new hidden kitchen.
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Carly Bates Is Hungry for More Intermedia Crossover
Phoenix native branches out through music, poetry, and theater.
Vulnerable Seniors Abandoned at Health-Care Home In El Mirage Trailer Park
The home care aide regularly drank to the point of drunkenness while on duty at the unlicensed, home-based facility, police said.
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With Their Reunion Tour, Smashing Pumpkins Win Another Pyrrhic Victory
In reunion tour swing through Phoenix, alternative rockers Smashing Pumpkins perform July 12 at Gila River Arena.
UPDATE: Phoenix Calls Meeting on Controversy Over Murals in Historic Neighborhoods
Residents of historic Phoenix neighborhood near downtown are squaring off over whether murals should be allowed on exterior walls and alleyways.
The Best Thing I Ate All Week: A Quesadilla That Takes Cooking Back in Time
This kick-ash Italian and Mexican combination produces delicious harmony.
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Catching Up With Derrick Bostrom: The Meat Puppets’ Original Drummer Dishes on His Return
Phoenix band’s original drummer returns after 20-year hiatus.
#RedForEd Ready to Tax the Wealthiest, Submits Signatures for Ballot Measure
“The #RedForEd movement is here to stay,” said Joshua Buckley, the chair of the Invest in Education Committee.
Sex Offender Exposed Himself to Kids in Mesa for a Year Before Arrest, Police Say
It was the same man, witnesses told police, who had been masturbating in front of children in the neighborhood for several months.
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The Essentials: Taste Phoenix Through These 50 Local Favorites
You can’t call yourself a real Phoenician if you haven’t tried most of these.
The 10 Best New Murals of 2018 – So Far
Here are 10 of the best murals of 2018 in Greater Phoenix, making statements about peace, the environment, and immigration, among other issues.
10 Fresh Exhibits to See on July First Friday
See everything from stencil art to zine art at these 10 First Friday exhibits.
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Three Identical Strangers: Don’t Read This Review, Just Go See the Movie
The film even confronts its own audience in some ways, as it goes from a tale of three people learning more about their identities, to one about the very nature of human identity itself …
June 2018 Restaurant Openings and Closings
Cool new spots. Shuttered old favorites.
J.D. Souther: Sweet and Soulful at MIM
Singer-songwriter J.D. Souther performs at Musical Instrument Museum on July 17 and July 18.
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Best 2018 Art Shows in Metro Phoenix — So Far
From intricate drawings of anatomy to installations of found objects, Phoenix galleries and museums served up plenty of eye candy during the first half of 2018. Here are our picks for the best.