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The City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture held the PHX Arts + Culture @ 30 Years celebration Saturday at the Phoenix Convention Center and Herberger Theater to illustrate that the economic and cultural benefits of art are worth the cost.

The vegan diner, which had occupied the Grand Avenue space since 2013, will see its last day of business on Sunday. But foodies won't have to wait long for a replacement.

The downtown district joins Mill Avenue in Tempe and Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza in Prescott as the third designated "Great Place" in Arizona.

Phoenix City Hall and a number of other buildings around downtown will be lit purple during October to help raise awareness for domestic-violence issues.

After being pulled over, handcuffed face-down on the ground, and taken into police custody wrongfully at age 19, Rev. Reginald Walton developed a passion for justice that he now spreads across the state through Black Lives Matter.

You know the exit I’m talking about. This ramp shows the world that in the concrete wastelands created by the Valley’s freeways, beauty can be found.

The new exhibit features memorabilia from the school, including a time capsule from a graduating class and a tribute to Ira Hayes, one of the Marines photographed raising the American flag at Iwo Jima.

Puente Arizona, a migrant justice organization, organized a protest on Thursday and Friday outside the Sandra Day O'Connor United States Courthouse where Arpaio's contempt of court hearings are taking place.

The 4th annual Chile Pepper Festival brought smiles to attendees faces and sweat to their brows this year, which was so successful many vendors ran out of food hours before the event ended.

The entertaining doubleheader of Los Dias de la Crescent and the Chili Pepper Festival is this Saturday. We mapped out your day so you don't have to.