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Desert Schools Federal Credit Union’s Shine On campaign gives six Arizona charities, two of which are in downtown Phoenix, money to help make a difference. The campaign is now in its second year and plans to donate $60,000 to six local nonprofits.

While living in a homeless shelter, singer Angelo Thal met his current manager. On March 23, Thal will be releasing his first single, “The Difference.”

Downtown Devil staffers pick their top events, galleries and experiences to enjoy at this weekend's 28th annual Art Detour art walk.

The University of Arizona colleges of medicine announced a partnership with the Navajo Nation establishing scholarships for Navajo students.

{9} the Gallery owner Laura Dragon and artists Michael Viglietta and Robert Gentile will preview Grand ArtHaus in the Oasis on Grand during Art Detour.

Community members are working to transform Hance Park into a site that will attract more residents to the area, at a cost of more than $100 million.

Some property owners in the proposed Roosevelt Business Improvement District reacted strongly to a state bill that retroactively killed the district.

The senator's thousands of supporters came out in full force for the rally on a tough night for the campaign as he fell further behind Hillary Clinton.

Kevin Merida, ESPN senior vice president, spoke at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism on Monday, alongside ESPN baseball reporter Pedro Gomez.

While amazing local selections were made, this year differed from the last as national musicians did not allow local artists to outshine their big names.