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Paint PHX draws artists for mass mural painting event on downtown walls

Fifty artists came together over four days to liven up the walls of Grand Avenue and Roosevelt Street.

Public workers and union push back against city salary cuts in budget debate

The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees Local 2384 union chapter seeks transparency and cooperation in negotiations with the city of Phoenix regarding balancing the budget and solving staffing reduction and pay cut issues.

OutLoud! Stories from the Gayborhood premieres at Phoenix Center for the Arts

The short play event, OutLoud! Stories from the Gayborhood, premiered Thursday at the Phoenix Center for the Arts. All four plays were adapted from written pieces penned in a writing collective at One Voice Community Center, an organization that provides educational, social and wellness programs to the LGBT community in Phoenix.

Audio: CrossFit athletes go head-to-head in Rush Club

It’s the workout trend sweeping downtown Phoenix, now with a competitive edge. Rush Club competitions pit athletes who train in CrossFit and other functional fitness gyms against each other in an on-stage survival of the fittest. The Final Rush event Saturday saw over 400 spectators in the Pressroom in downtown’s warehouse district.

NYC transplant lends roots, connections to downtown

Cindy Dach never expected to stay in Phoenix, but a drive to create something new led her to stay. She and her husband, Greg Esser, have become major community players not only downtown, but throughout the Valley.

Audio: Homeless veterans face barriers to services, job opportunities

The Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness works to connect homeless veterans to housing and job programs every year with a three-day survey. Two veterans living in the transitional home near downtown share their stories.