Councilman pushes back against conflict-of-interest allegations
Councilman Michael Nowakowski told reporters he acted appropriately in approving a proposal by the Cesar Chavez Foundation to develop land downtown despite claims that he failed to disclose a bias in favor of the bid-winning developer.
Focus. Flash. Phoenix: One Cloud
Our Director of Multimedia Courtney Pedroza was trying to do homework, when her window started glowing red. So naturally she grabbed her camera and sprinted outside.
Phoenix Art Museum exhibit brings Ai Weiwei’s politically charged art from China
The exhibit features 12 gold-plated sculptures of the Chinese zodiac symbols as well as the Phoenix Art Museum's own additions of bronze sculptures, a projection of the artist's twitter feed and a portrait of Ai Weiwei made out of legos.
New midtown condominiums add to luxury housing trend
Edison Midtown, a luxury housing complex that will soon begin development on Central Avenue and Monterey Way, is among several other apartments being constructed downtown and midtown.
METROnome: PRO TEENS’ debut album is a light rail ride you should get on
Released Oct.3, “PRO TEENS” is the band’s full-length debut — and it’s addictive from the start. The songs flowed and meshed together to create a distinct, united and beautifully odd identity for the local group.