A new list highlights something Arizonans often take for granted: the vastness and excellence of Mexican food. Around the Valley, diners can find spots that feature a specific state or region’s ...

A meal at Giuseppe’s on 28th was a memorable experience. From the stark black-and-white checkerboard interior to the hearty seven-meat Bolognese ragu, bold details left an impression and kept diners ...

The judge sighed. He had a lot of hard questions for the young prosecutor in front of him. He’d sized up the young woman who worked for the Pinal County Attorney’s office. He knew the score. The judge ...

After much speculation, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Tuesday that former Mesa Mayor John Giles, a Republican-turned-independent, would join her ticket as her running mate. While Hobbs’ ...

Ink-slingers and body-mod artists are set to take over the Arizona Biltmore this weekend. The Hell City Tattoo Convention returns to the Phoenix resort from Aug. 14 to 16 and will feature thousands of ...

Dr. Syerra Lea swung open the door of her office at Banner’s Gilbert Health Center. Inside, she found the clinic’s physician executive and human relations director waiting for her. “Have a seat,” one ...

This week was one for the salad spinners. On Tuesday evening, the homegrown healthy drive-thru chain Salad and Go announced it filed for bankruptcy and would close all 70 of its restaurants in Arizona ...

The Rhythm Room is set to make a grand exit from the Valley’s music scene, but it’s not going quietly. The iconic Phoenix blues club and music venue recently announced it will close in May 2027 after ...

Last week, The Rhythm Room’s longtime owner Bob Corritore announced he will be closing he will close the iconic Phoenix club ...

Two nonprofits fighting Phoenix’s ordinance that restricts aid to homeless people in city parks faced a setback Tuesday after a federal judge ruled against them and canceled a scheduled hearing. Valle ...

The evolution of a particular Indian School Road space continues, as Funky Frida’s prepares to close. The building previously housed Little O’s Arcadia Market, a counter-service eatery and coffee shop ...

People who came to the aid of a woman slumped on Phoenix's 140-degree pavement clashed over how to help, leading to a physical altercation.