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Monday night’s downpour was the third big example in the past year of large storms knocking down trees and causing major power outages. What can the city learn from these events?

Monday night's storm and the power outage that came with it didn't stop jazz musician Carl Saunders from blasting his trumpet at the Nash.

Check out what our reviewer thought of The Counter, a new burger joint downtown. Options for burgers seemed endless with toppings ranging from onions to green beans.

The Cronkite School's first Must See Mondays event of the academic year featured a panel of women discussing their experiences as journalists.

While students at Taylor Place ran to experience the first thunderstorm of the semester, Sarah Jarvis ran for her camera.

The Phoenix Suns have reportedly started talks with the city of Phoenix for a new arena. In many other cities around the country, new arenas mean public financing -- a burden that ends up falling on taxpayers for little real reward.

With the art projects along Roosevelt Row causing such a commotion recently, we decided to highlight some other examples of the 170 completed projects downtown since the creation of the city's Public Art Program in 1986.

The Undergraduate Student Government Downtown's meeting on Friday focused on enhancing athletic experiences for downtown students, as well as monitoring the riders on the downtown trolley.

The Arizona senator spoke at a town hall at Burton Barr Central Library on Thursday to promote Veterans Choice Cards, a new program that aims to expand where veterans can get health services.

A number of local downtown Phoenix restaurants go above and beyond the call of culinary duty to provide interesting specials and events. Here are a few of our favorites.