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A real-estate development company hopes to acquire property in mid-May to build a new apartment complex in downtown Phoenix, which comes as welcome news to many students in the hunt for housing.

Phoenix Pride hosted its 15th Annual Phoenix Pride Parade Saturday, starting at Thomas Road and traveling along Third Street to Indian School, ending at Steele Indian Park where Phoenix Pride Festival was hosted.

Recent events such as earthquakes in Japan and Haiti have left some people worried about how they would respond in similar situations.

Valley residents can attend the third annual BIG Green Expo and Conference at the Phoenix Convention Center Friday and Saturday to learn about environmentally friendly products for their homes and businesses.

Starting April 12 Pizzeria Bianco will begin serving lunch, opening at 11 a.m.

The Arizona Science Center gave free entry to its Body Worlds & The Brain exhibit Monday for people who pledged to quite smoking.

Danielle Leoni, co-owner of The Breadfruit Jamaican Grill, tries to put everything she earns back into the downtown community.

In observance of Arizona’s Child Abuse Awareness month, Hope & A Future hosted its second annual Strike Out Child Abuse Walk at Civic Space Park Saturday afternoon.

Arizona baseball fans will have the opportunity to celebrate the Arizona Diamondbacks' home opener Friday with fun, food, drinks and a good cause at CityScape in what could be a new tradition for the Diamondbacks and downtown Phoenix.

The eighth-annual Forks and Corks culinary festival brought CityScape to life on Thursday, as food and drink lovers experienced some of the Valley's most interesting and approachable cuisine.