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Shred Day Phoenix, sponsored by Comerica Bank and Iron Mountain, aims to prevent the increasingly-common crimes of identity theft and fraud in the Valley.

Casey Solem shared his professional and personal experiences as an emergency room doctor at the University of Arizona's Mini-Medical School event Wednesday.

ASU Career Services sought to teach etiquette and social skills in a professional dining setting at an event Wednesday.

I encourage you to sit back with a cup of coffee and read about the good things going on in downtown Phoenix.

It’s, uh, better than the last one.

New USGD director of public relations plans to revamp the USGD blog to help increase communication between students and their government.

Spanish TV pioneer Emilio Nicolas discussed how he got his start in journalism and how business sense helped him build Univision at a Cronkite School event.

The new downtown Hilton Garden Inn found the local flare, scratch-based cooking and friendly attitude they were looking for in the Arcadia-based Nook Kitchen. The restaurant will open their second location in the remodeled Professional Building next year.

From Jimmy Buffett to sharks, tacos and rabbis, downtown's dogs donned their best coordinating Halloween costumes with their owners at Short Leash's first-ever 'Halloweenie' dog costume party.

Michael Nowakowski touted a report by an independent law firm that clears him of wrongdoing in a conflict of interest with developers.