Nintendo Sues Arizona Man Over ‘Notorious’ Online Hub for Pirated Games
The websites allowed anyone to play and download a huge library of Nintendo games for free, according to the lawsuit.
Year: 2018
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A Group of ASU Students Are Bringing New Orleans Jazz to the Desert
Lava Hot Jass Band adds New-Orleans-style jazz to Phoenix music scene.
July 2018 Restaurant Openings and Closings
All the new restaurants you need to know about
The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
If you’re bored, you’re boring.
Attorneys Spar Over NextGen’s Role Backing Arizona Clean Energy Initiative
“If the NRA is coming to town, and they’re going to pass an initiative, NRA needs to be within the name of the organization.”
Here’s Your Guide to August First Friday in Downtown Phoenix
Here’s a look at all the great art to see this month.
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Is Ted Nugent More Patriotic Than Captain America?
What if Marvel decided to give the shield to the Motor City Madman?
5 of the Craziest Bloody Marys in Metro Phoenix
These drinks are practically meals.
Cotton & Copper Opens Today, July 31, With Tamara Stanger Cooking
An innovative Arizonan chef takes her next step.
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20 Ft. Neon Jesus: “The Lord Used to Hang Out With Prostitutes and Drug Dealers”
Meet the born-again rap duo who got their name from sodomizing the devil.
9 Nerdy Things to Do This August in Metro Phoenix
From creepy crafts to VR rock stars, here’s what nerdy Phoenicians have to look forward to this month.
FBI: Navajo Suspect Told Grandma He Killed Girl on High School Bleachers
Richard Shepherd, 20, told his grandmother he “beat a girl to death” in Tuba City.
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Questions Arise Over Donations to Phoenix Commissioner Running for Legislature
The controversy over John Glenn’s donations has injected drama into an already acrimonious Legislative District 24 primary.
7 Free Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
Zero dollars and zero cents.
Smoke Rings: Studying How an Arizona Barbecue Master Smokes Wagyu, Ribs, and More
A grand champion of barbecue gives a lesson.
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Hop Along Are Stretching Their Sound to the Limit
Frances Quinlan stretches her voice to the limit.
Arizona Biennial Exhibit Explores Life in Between Two Worlds
Currently open through Sunday, September 16 at Tucson Museum of Art.
Hulu’s Castle Rock Is, for Better and Worse, an All-You-Can-Eat Stephen King Buffet
Much of the series comes down to scenes of men digging up dogs or dogs digging up men, and then veteran actors — Sissy Spacek — talking around what it all means
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New Times Journalists Honored by Association of Alternative Newsmedia
A first place, two seconds and two honorable mentions.
The 10 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
This is how July ends: not with a bang but a full slate of concerts.
Now Open: Crazy Craft Sliders Are the Specialty of a New Drinkery in Scottsdale
You don’t want to miss this happy hour.
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3 Pieces of Great News That All Arizona Drinkers Should Know
It’s a good time to be drinking in Phoenix.