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You can't get an apple pie shot at the Vine's iconic A-frame building in Tempe anymore, but if you're looking for curry or biryani, you're in luck. State of play: Delhi Palace, an Indian restaurant previously located at Rural Road and University Drive, reopened Tuesday in the building that for 36 years was home to the

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A serious crash caused a brief delay for north Phoenix drivers during their morning commute early Wednesday morning. The collision happened on the northbound lanes of Interstate 17 near Thunderbird Road around 4:30 a.m. Details remain limited at this time, and it’s unclear how many people are injur

An Avondale man was sentenced to five years in prison last week after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute fentanyl, officials announced Wednesday. Jose De Jesus Martinez, 25, was sentenced on Monday, July 13, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona. His time...

While incumbent Solange Whitehead jumped to an early lead in Tuesday’s Scottsdale City Council primary, the race for all three open seats remained too close to call Wednesday afternoon. With eight candidates competing for three seats, Whitehead led the field with 17.7% of approximately 46,000 ballots tallied so far,...

SUN LAKES, AZ (AZFamily) — Construction crews are getting close to completing the first of four segments on a massive Interstate 10 project south of Phoenix. The Arizona Department of Transportation’s I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Project is between Phoenix and Casa Grande. This summer, ADOT crews are...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s latest expansion plans in north Phoenix could make it the city of Phoenix’s largest tap water customer, according to a water policy expert at Arizona State University. TSMC announced plans last week to invest an additional $100 billion in its...

By late summer, Phoenix feels like a kiln left open, the city’s edges shimmering as if reality itself is melting. The problem is no longer theoretical: heat is testing infrastructure, budgets, and bodies, pushing daily life into a kind of tactical endurance. Scientists armed with satellites and street-level sensors are

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Jamie Landsverk has spent 16 years serving in the Marine Corps and Army. Today, she's continuing that mission as the lead nurse practitioner at the Phoenix VA.

PHOENIX — A building that helped shape decades of Phoenix radio history could soon be demolished to make way for a video game-themed hotel. Intersection Development is pursuing plans to tear down the former KOY building at 840 N. Central Avenue, near Roosevelt Street. The two-story building was constructed in 1957 and