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De Babel is preparing to open its second Scottsdale location later this summer at The Edge retail development, according to the Phoenix Business Journal. The new restaurant will serve as the Mediterranean brand’s flagship as it begins a measured expansion following five years of refining the business at its original Sc

Hundred Mile Brewing has collected water donations for the city's Hope Homeless Outreach Team for three summers, giving outreach workers a way to start conversations with people living on the streets.

McCarthy Building Companies, a 100% employee-owned construction company in the Valley for over 50 years, announced plans to relocate its Phoenix regional office to a new, larger space staying within the Camelback Corridor. The new office, located near the 32nd Street and Camelback Road intersection at 3133 E. Camelback

A Mesa police officer is suing the city and his former counselor, alleging he was "groomed" and "manipulated" while getting treatment for PTSD.

In-N-Out Burger is preparing to open a new restaurant in San Tan Valley, adding another popular dining option to one of Arizona’s growing communities. The new location is planned for 33375 N. Gary Road, near Hunt Highway. In-N-Out currently lists the restaurant as “Opening Soon,” though an official opening date has not

Prost! Four Peaks Brewing Oktoberfest is back for its 53rd year at Tempe Town Lake! The three-day outdoor Bavarian-themed festival kicks off Friday, October 9 through Sunday,

Police busted an auto theft ring involving luxury cars stolen from parking lots around Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Investigators say over the last year, more than 70 cars were taken, many of them ending up in Mexico.

Frankfurter, footlong, wiener, red hot: No matter what you call it, the humble hot dog is an iconic dish. After all, the food remains a staple of summer cookouts, a favorite of fairgoers, and a ballpark essential. Americans eat about 150 million of the summertime sausages on Independence Day alone,...

QUEEN CREEK, AZ (AZFamily) — Newly released body camera video and 911 calls show the tense moments when police shot and killed an armed man earlier this year. Queen Creek police said the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office received a call Feb. 10 just after 5 p.m. about a driver later identified as 23-year-old Gaven Johnson.

First, Tom Garro was beaten. Then he was handcuffed so tightly that his wrists bled. Now, the deaf senior citizen has been officially charged with a crime stemming from his violent arrest at the hands of a Pinal County Sheriff’s deputy in January. On May 25, a month after...