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Council schedules recall election in Nowakowski’s absence

Phoenix City Council members met Tuesday to schedule the recall election of District 7 Councilman Michael Nowakowski, who was not in attendance, although some...

Historic Preservation Commission rips Desert Viking for Roosevelt Row demolitions

The Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission reproached Desert Viking representatives for demolishing a Roosevelt Row building last year without a permit at the Commission’s monthly...

We want to hear from you: What’s your vision for downtown Phoenix in 2029?

Downtown Devil will celebrate its 10-year anniversary this February. Over the past decade of coverage, downtown Phoenix has seen its share of changes, adding new...

Revolver Records bids farewell to Roosevelt Row after 11 years

CDs, movies, and .45’s lie across most of the shelves of Revolver Records on an early Friday afternoon, but fortunately, or unfortunately for downtown...

Downtown Digest: Speakers and sneakers

Hello my downtown Phoenix people! It’s T.J. Triolo, your downtown Phoenix guide. I’ve got some great events this week in the Downtown Digest. The...

Local legend crowdfunds his way to bachelor bash after accidental invite

When former city staffer Will Novak received an email Monday inviting him to a stranger’s bachelor party — an 80s-themed ski weekend in Vermont...

Businesses show support for Talking Stick renovation deal

Business owners from across the Valley came to Majerle’s Sports Grill in downtown Phoenix to voice strong support Friday evening for the city of...

Downtown Digest: Arena proposals and exercise

Hello downtown Phoenix people, and welcome to 2019! I’ve advanced time one year forward; I actually control it. At least, I wish I did....

Talking Stick renovation plan gets positive reception at first public meeting, critics remain

City of Phoenix and Phoenix Suns officials had a streaky shooting day Saturday morning, although ultimately scoring some points at their first public meeting...

Harmony Project Phoenix fights poverty with music

In four locations scattered across Phoenix, students, mentors and volunteers alike are finding a sense of belonging through music lessons provided by Harmony Project...