People
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How this downtown Phoenix resident lives car-free
Skitch Kitchen creates videos about living car-free in downtown Phoenix—plus tutorials on how to ride the bus and vacation via Amtrak.
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These 9 famous YouTubers have Arizona ties. Do you know them all?
Here are some of the top YouTube content creators that either were born and raised in Arizona or now call the great state 48 their home.
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Residents come together to cultivate pride in this historic Phoenix neighborhood
The Coronado Neighborhood Association hosts monthly meetings, litter cleanups, porch concerts, and more to engage its residents and surrounding communities.
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How this Phoenix drag queen still reigns supreme after 45 years
Kevin McSweeny has strutted across the Valley’s gay bar scene as a drag queen for 45 years and is likely Arizona’s longest-performing drag artist.
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20 famous ASU alumni, including Jimmy Kimmel and other favorites
With more than 680,000 ASU alumni around the world, it makes sense that a few of them ended up being such high-profile graduates.
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This north Phoenix group is building community and teaching neighbors about ICE
The Lookout Mountain Neighborhood Defense Committee offers “know your rights” trainings while also bringing people together for potlucks.
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8 celebrities who have owned mansions in Arizona
Arizona’s got a lot to offer, and these celebrities know it. Check out eight beloved names who have called Arizona home in stunning mansions over the years.
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This state rep won’t stop pushing for Arizona affordability despite lawmakers blocking them
Drawing on lived experience, state Rep. Lorena Austin fights to ease Arizona’s cost-of-living crisis as their proposals fail to get hearings in a GOP-controlled legislature.
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‘One less good guy’: Readers react to César Chávez sexual assault allegations
The recent allegations of sexual abuse against César Chávez have sent a shockwave through communities. Here’s how our readers reacted.
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Meet the Tucson musicians who performed with Bad Bunny at Super Bowl
Tucson natives Desiree Velasco-Zavala, Julissa Dominguez, and Leah Lopez played alongside musician and immigrant advocate Bad Bunny.
