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For the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community of Arizona, the seventh annual Rainbows Festival and Street Fair is more than a celebration of an open life. It is a symbol of how far they have come in gaining acceptance.

ASASUD President Tania Mendes presented a resolution, which addresses the demand for more student space downtown by implementing a facilities fee, to the Senate Friday.

In an effort to receive $40 billion in more government grants for students, the Arizona Students Association will host a week of action at the Downtown campus.

Weeks after President Barack Obama’s address to a joint session of Congress urging passage of his health-care reforms, public opinion on the issue remains divided in Arizona.

A state legislative committee put a temporary hold on a planned new tri-university medical building that would expand downtown Phoenix’s medical campus.

The economy does not discriminate. Old or new, it puts local Phoenix area tattoo shops through the ringer, but a positive attitude may be the key to pulling through.

The Phoenix Public Market, on East Pierce Street between North Central Avenue and North First Street, is expected to open in mid-October.

Metro officials have reported fewer light-rail ridership evasion incidents than previously documented in the first six months of operation.