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The beet strEAT food truck, known for offering vegetarian and vegan food, no longer serves Phoenix residents as of the new year. The business partners realized they would not be able to move into their second phase due to practical constraints.

Community advocate Sean Sweat is proposing a new location for a downtown Phoenix dog park, which he has pushed for since August 2010.

The MLK March and Festival took place to commemorate the life and work of civil-rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. on Sunday in downtown Phoenix, meeting in Margaret T. Hance Park at the march's conclusion.

The City of Phoenix celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.’s memory with an awards program and breakfast recognizing community leaders who work to make Phoenix a better place, including two locals affiliated with ASU.

The P.F. Chang’s Rock N’ Roll Marathon started downtown for the first time Sunday, bringing more people to businesses in the area.

Hey Joe! Filipino Street Food began as a love story and turned into a business venture.

The Public Service Action Art Awakenings gallery in downtown Phoenix works with artists who suffer from behavioral-health problems, offering them a road to recovery through creative expression.

Tempe-based independent band Black Carl celebrated the release of their new EP, “The Fool,” at the Crescent Ballroom.

Prominent members of the local art community gathered Wednesday for The Art in the Valley: Next Gen lecture at the Phoenix Art Museum, discussing a wide range of art-related issues, including politics, community building and the media.

After facing financial burdens, Just Breathe, a local wellness therapy business split into two locations.