William Pitts
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Tempe, AZ, United States
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Hobbs recalls $210 million in Ducey COVID grants
Governor Katie Hobbs has recalled $210 million in COVID relief grants she says were given out illegally under former governor Doug Ducey. → Read More
Tempe's South Pier project headed to court
A planned billion-dollar project on Tempe Town Lake is headed to court as a union group tries to put the project to a vote. → Read More
NFL acknowledges Native lands, tribal representation
Native American representation has been front and center of Super Bowl LVII. → Read More
Private jets, cars, houses: How high rollers are spending their money at the Super Bowl
How much does it cost to vacation at the Super Bowl like a real high roller? → Read More
Dope! Arizona pot dispensaries bracing for Super Bowl business
Valley marijuana dispensaries are preparing for a rush of business during Super Bowl week. → Read More
What do recent storms mean for Arizona drought conditions?
Even though the Drought Monitor shows the state easing out of the drought, it's more complicated than that. → Read More
Phoenix proposing new water-saving measures
The City of Phoenix is proposing the first set of new rules and regulations designed to help the city save water in the midst of a record-setting drought. → Read More
Kris Mayes vows to repeal Saudi farm deal
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes plans to repeal a land deal with a Saudi Farm company in La Paz County. → Read More
Historic basement bowling alley unearthed in downtown Phoenix
The Gold Spot was a bowling alley built into the basement of a sporting goods store in the 1920s in downtown Phoenix. It lasted until about 1950 when it was closed. → Read More
'It's imperative that we take action': Lake Powell power plant could stop running by July
The worst-case prediction from the Bureau of Reclamation shows that Lake Powell could drop below the minimum power pool as soon as July 2023. → Read More
Here's why The Table at Junipine Resort is a must-visit in Sedona
A Sedona restaurant bases its food on what can be found growing freely in Arizona. → Read More
VAI Resort near State Farm Stadium plans to recycle water for massive pool
The giant resort near State Farm Stadium will feature a six-acre pool that builders say will use less water. → Read More
It's been in business since 1965. How Mrs. White's Golden Rule Cafe helped shape Arizona
Elizabeth White has been running the restaurant since LBJ was in office, and she knows what she wants. → Read More
From the simplest ingredients to the most delicious dishes, Fry Bread House is cooking up a storm
As part of our Plate48 series, we're taking you to one of Phoenix's most acclaimed Native American restaurants. → Read More
One-on-one with legendary Valley chef, Chris Bianco
The most famous pizza chef in Arizona deals in perfect pizza and pearls of wisdom. → Read More
Phoenix Raceway names Latasha Causey as new track president
Latasha Causey is the first African-American female track president in NASCAR history. → Read More
'There are things that they could do': Neighbors upset over City of Phoenix's lack of enforcement regarding visitors on Cholla Trail
Cholla Trail is supposed to be open from sunrise to sunset. But neighbors have filmed hikers making their way up the trail in the dark, with flashlights. → Read More
NASA's new lunar rover can climb rocks, drive sideways, has a toilet and is tooling around north of Flagstaff
NASA has been testing a new moon rover in the rocky lava fields north of Flagstaff. → Read More
'It's been a lifetime struggle for us': Father of UArizona shooting suspect says he has history of violence, mental illness
Murad Dervish is accused of shooting and killing professor Thomas Meixner last week. → Read More
Phoenix experienced its first population boom decades ago. Here's the reason why
Without it, the city we know probably wouldn’t be here. → Read More