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Jack White will release his seventh solo studio album, “Frozen Charlotte,” on Friday, July 10. To celebrate, record stores around the Valley are hosting listening parties, and you’re invited. You’ll actually be getting an early earful of “Frozen Charlotte”: The parties are all scheduled for various times...

With a name like Massacre Falls Trail, many of us would err on the side of caution, or perhaps skip this hike altogether. After all, the name would imply it was connected to a tragedy, especially since it's inside the Superstition Wilderness, known for its urban legends. Some may even consider this a scary hiking […]

A parcel of land in north Phoenix that was once home to an Aztec temple-themed Fry’s Electronics is set for a law enforcement makeover. It’s part of a project to replace the Phoenix Police Department’s existing Cactus Park Precinct near 39th Avenue and Cactus Road, which has needed upgrades for years, according to Coun

In-N-Out Burger is expanding, with six new locations planned in five different states. One of the planned openings includes the chain's first location in the town of San Tan Valley. The San Tan Valley location is currently listed as "Opening Soon" on In-N-Out's website . The company has begun accepting online applicat

Jeffrey Tazzara's dog chased off a bear that charged at his driveway while his son was standing outside. Video captured by Tazzara's security camera showed the bear running toward the driveway, but was luckily frightened off by his heroic husky. Tazzara said he rewarded his dog with a steak. Good...

PHOENIX - An extreme heat warning is in effect for Phoenix across three days, with temperatures forecast to reach 114 degrees. As dangerous triple-digit temperatures set in, a nonprofit organization is opening its doors to help keep people safe. What we know:. The Salvation Army has 10 heat relief stations...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Four inmates have died in Maricopa County custody in the span of two weeks. All four deaths occurred at Lower Buckeye Jail, the largest detention facility in Arizona. The causes of death remain under investigation, pending autopsies. Three inmates died during the last weekend of June;...

This spring, as the Phoenix City Council debated whether to pass a controversial parks ordinance that would ban distributing food and providing medical care to homeless people in city parks, the city commissioned a survey to gauge public sentiment on the issue. But despite survey questions seemingly slanted to drum...

June was a tasty one for the Phoenix New Times food team. In our travels around the Valley, we stumbled on some stellar pizza, snacked on spicy wontons and marveled at a high-quality, low-cost lunch. As you’re out and about on your own travels across town, these spots are worth...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix homeowner says he was hit with a nearly $3,000 water bill after a city-owned transmitter failed to report his water usage for seven months and he believes the city should be held responsible. Cameron Green said he opened his water bill last month to...