New Batch of Synthetic Cannabis Causes Death, Bleeding from Eyes
“It’s the luck of the draw if you get a bad batch.”
Year: 2018
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9 Metro Phoenix Restaurants Scored a ‘D’ in March
Grease traps and tobacco. Yep, it was an interesting month.
5 Seconds of Summer Announce Second Phoenix Concert in 2018
A follow-up to the band’s sold-out Van Buren concert.
William Shatner Is Coming to Phoenix in June
For a screening of Star Trek II.
Scottsdale Culinary Festival Brings the Heat This Weekend
Beer garden. Barbecue. Global eats. Music.
Ducey: Deploying National Guard to the Border Not a Partisan Issue
The first 225 members of the Arizona National Guard have been sent to the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a security mission announced last week by Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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Smoke Rings: Liberty Station Plates New and Old Barbecue Classics
Brisket grilled cheese? Pasta with pulled pork?
The 10 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
Including Soccer Mommy!
What You Need to Know About Genocide Awareness Week 2018
The educational event takes place this week in Scottsdale.
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Arizona May Put People With Minimal Training In Charge Of Identifying Archaeological Sites
Archaeologists: “Once you destroy an archaeological site, it’s gone forever.”
Constance Zimmer Rules, But She Can’t Save What UnREAL Has Become
When the third season begins, in a bit of meta-commentary, the Everlasting producers are scrambling to undo the effects of the bad PR the program endured on its last go-round
Say Goodbye to Easley’s Fun Shop in Downtown Phoenix
Here’s everything we know so far.
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The Essential Downtown Phoenix Pizzeria: Creative, Late-Night Pizza by the Slice
Pizza by the slice until 4 a.m. most days.
AMC’s The Terror Is a TV Horror Masterpiece
This Terror, developed by David Kajganich and certainly the best of AMC’s prestige-TV horror series, is always suspenseful, superbly acted, shrewdly paced and committed to the summoning up what the experience of Arctic isolation might actually have been like
Dierks Bentley’s Arizona-Inspired Fashion Line Is Here
For the flip-flop-and-jeans type of guy, by the flip-flops-and-jeans type of guy.
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Long Division: 65 Years After Segregation, Phoenix Schools Are Separate and Unequal
Nearly two-thirds of students of color attend a highly segregated public school in Phoenix’s divided education system, decades after segregation.
Pride Divide: LGBTQ Activists Briefly Block Phoenix Festival Parade; Attendees Jeer
People who were clearly at the parade for the beads, red solo cups, and party atmosphere yelled at protesters, telling them to go home.
Catching Up with Frankie Cosmos
Who brings a certain economy to conversation.
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3 Things You Need to Know About the Phoenix Food Scene
News in Mexican food, vegan eating, and spring pop-ups.
Nicolas Kizer Just Released What Might Be the Largest Compilation of Arizona Music Ever
“We thought it would be a cool community builder to do a compilation of cover songs from local artists covering each other.”
Unsolved Makes Murders of Tupac and Biggie Into Hip-Hop Zodiac
Besides telling the story of two rappers who eventually became casualties in the ‘90s ridiculous East Coast/West Coast rap beef, Unsolved is also a double-stacked, occasionally trite, police procedural
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Breakfast Beat: Tea, Toast, and Vibes in an Underrated Phoenix Enclave
Bacon toast with bacon jam? Yep.