
Coro-no-more: After nearly a century, Coronado Motel is razed with little fanfare
The motel is one of the few remaining relics of downtown Phoenix’s bygone era, slowly being wiped out by redevelopment.
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The motel is one of the few remaining relics of downtown Phoenix’s bygone era, slowly being wiped out by redevelopment.

"I never could have imagined the outpouring of support that we’ve gotten," the owner says. Fans have one more week to visit.

Putting people first earned the Arizona-based firm a third recognition from AZ Business magazine and BestCompaniesAZ.

This date night destination needs to dial things in. But we find ourselves rooting for it.

Country stars, underground punk, free concerts and massive EDM parties are all on the calendar.

Instead of marching to the Capitol, protesters headed to MCTEC where protesters dropped off their ballots for early voting.

This spooky season, treat yourself to potent potions made in sinister settings.

Everyting? Proram? What in the world is going on? Arizona restaurants deserve better.

“To whomever sent that package, you have failed,” Fontes said. “Our brave election workers are still at their posts."

Transcendent moments, sketchy security and incredible music ended with a monster storm and an abrupt close to the festival.

The Cubs spring training stadium will host a two-day festival of laughs Oct. 17 and 18.

This weekend, you can listen to world music, attend an ASU football watch party or participate in a community art project.

Dirty kitchens and a general lack of food-safety knowledge plagued Valley eateries last month.

Experts say unprecedented events may challenge upcoming elections. “We’re ready for just about everything, outside of Godzilla attacking."

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