Indictment: How a Phoenix Couple Cashed in With Your Credit Card Numbers
One of the accused pleads guilty to using more than 1,700 credit card numbers and more than 100 stolen cards to steal more as much as $1.5 million.
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The Best 7/10 Events and Deals in Phoenix
How are you going to celebrate?
7/10: A Day to Celebrate Cannabis Concentrates Despite Court Ruling
Numerous special deals will be available this week despite court’s ruling that many cannabis extracts are illegal. However, 710 Degree Cup cancels its judging.
Local Favorite Sandwich Shop Opening New Digs Downtown
Pressed sandwiches for all at Zookz.
Still Rolling: Leave No Trace’s Debra Granik on the Fight to Make Movies Down in the Dirt
Granik says this about that near-decade between her narrative films: “It’s been like psycho-cardio workout on steroids the past eight years.”
Let’s See How People Are Handling the First Major Monsoon of the Season
Watch as the first real monsoon of the 2018 summer season hit the Valley on Monday afternoon.
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Good Charlotte Are Coming to The Van Buren
Madden brothers and their cohorts Billy Martin, Dean Butterworth, and Paul Thomas, will tour to support new album Generation Rx.
The 10 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
Smashing Pumpkins are back, y’all.
Motel 6 to Settle Class-Action Discrimination Lawsuit Over Collusion With ICE
At the time of the lawsuit’s filing, civil rights group MALDEF said it would seek damages to compensate guests who had been detained.
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Democrats Denounce Defense Contractor That Held Migrant Kids in Phoenix Office
“We cannot allow these illegal private prisons for children to be operated in our community.”
Hannah Gadsby, Cameron Esposito Seize Comedy’s New Normal
Like Nanette, Rape Jokes is in part a deconstruction of comedy itself, particularly the debates in recent years over what should, or shouldn’t, be acceptable in a stand-up set
7 Free Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
ATTN broke folks.
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Raw Salmon, Other Violations Put 20 Eateries on June Health Inspector’s ‘D’ List
Read this before you eat poke again.
Foster the People Trip Through Phoenix With Breezy Summer Songs
Performing in Phoenix July 16, Los Angeles quartet is making a slow burn with their third album, Sacred Hearts Club.
Tempe Police Chief Regrets Premature Blabbing About Self-Driving Uber Crash
Sylvia Moir also has been criticized for comments she made about her predecessor in an unrelated interview.
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Breakfast Beat: This Spot Sizzles a Delicious German Pancake
Pancakes that hit you almost like crepes
Banning Cannabis Extracts: ‘Do They Realize the Lives They’re Messing With?’
THC oil, vape pen cartridges, shatter, and edibles, are often used by the state’s sickest and most needy patients.
‘Nonprofit in Name Only:’ Grand Canyon University’s Conversion Criticized
“GCU is not in the mainstream,” said Robert Shireman, a fellow at the Century Foundation. “It is completely different from other universities.”
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Neurosis: Do You Dare Take the Plunge?
Venture out to Van Buren on Monday, July 16, for Neurosis’s brand of rock music.
4 Things You Need to Know About the Phoenix Food Scene
Catch up on food news.
Take a Trip Through Teenage Hell With Eighth Grade
Bo Burnham wanted to make an honest film about how the internet affects teenagers.
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New Times Wins Three Awards in Arizona Press Club Design Competition
Art Director Zac McDonald takes a first and two seconds.