In the Nick of Time, Arizona Drought Talks Take Tentative Step Forward
The plan is not assured, but stakeholders and observers are far more optimistic than they were even two weeks ago.
Year: 2018
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Paul Gosar Defends Anti-Muslim Conspiracy Theories as ‘Open Discussion’
The Arizona congressman is the only GOP member so far to publicly comment on an Islamophobic conspiracy theorist’s talk at a local Republican meeting.
AZ Version of Anti-Gay Wedding Cake Case Headed to State Supreme Court
A Phoenix calligraphy studio wants the right to deny service to LGBTQ customers.
Arizona GOP Group Hosts Conspiracy Theorist Who Warns of ‘Creeping Sharia’
GOP leaders declined to comment on a speaker who claimed that Muslims want to take over the U.S.
Now Open: A Quirky Mexican Coffee Shop Like No Other in Phoenix
Tequila, mezcal, sotol, aguardiente, and more.
5 Ways to Shop Arts and Culture for the Holidays
Find holiday gifts while supporting local creatives.
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Parks and Wreckage: Meet the Archaeologist Who Brought Down Parks Boss Sue Black
Asked if she wanted to lead the National Park Service one day. Black responded, “Actually, I’d like to be Secretary of the Interior.”
Meet Delly Everyday, the Phoenix Rapper Releasing a Song Every Day This Year
The south Phoenix rapper is nearly at the finish line of a yearlong creative challenge.
Okilly Dokilly Want to Pulverize Your Skull With Sound, Neighborino
The “Nedal” band has toured around the world and gathered a fierce following.
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Billy Joel Is Coming to Chase Field in Downtown Phoenix: Check Out When
The Piano Man returning to the Valley.
Underachieving Solana Solar Plant Keeps Polluting Arizona’s Air
“Solana has not yet achieved its technical capacity on a continuous basis,” said the SEC.
The Larder + the Delta Review: Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Vegetable
Chef Stephen Jones uses vegetables as an artist uses a canvas.
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The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Best. Week. Ever.
Kore-eda’s Big-Hearted Shoplifters Toasts the Family That Steals Together
Based on a collection of true news items about exactly what the film’s title promises, Kore-eda’s story centers around a household that at first might appear to be a somewhat ordinary family that has merely fallen on hard times
F*cked Up Turn Our Awful World Into Gold on Dose Your Dreams
The Toronto band plays Crescent Ballroom on Tuesday, December 4.
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Here’s What’s Opening in Phoenix Movie Theaters This Weekend
What will you go see this weekend?
Emma Stone and The Favourite’s Royal Women Scheme Deliciously
It’s the early 18th century, there’s a war on with France, and the persistently ill, somewhat childish Anne struggles both to assert her authority and to preserve her kingdom and her crown
Former Nowakowski Staffer Threatened to Sue Phoenix Urbanist for Defamation
The campaign to recall councilmember Michael Nowakowski keeps drawing fire.
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From MMA to MMJ: Ex-Fighter Finds Second Wind in Medical Marijuana Industry
Former MMA fighter George Roop’s second career as a medical marijuana cultivator in Arizona grows with the help of a rich uncle from Florida.
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Urged Governor to Tap Bill Montgomery for Senate
“I hope you will consider Bill Montgomery, one of the few who could fill Sen. McCain’s shoes,” Justice Clint Bolick wrote in a text message.
No Free Lunch: Save The Lunchbox at the Underground Venue’s Two-Day Benefit Show
The “SAVE LBX” mini-festival is the last chance at survival for a vital local venue.
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Gallery 119 Opens in Former Warehouse Near Arizona State Capitol
Gallery 119 is also the studio for creative couple Joel Coplin and Jo-Ann Lowney.