Chris Bianco is a name synonymous with pizza — and with Phoenix. The New York Times recently named his restaurant — the trattoria Tratto — one of the 50 places in America they’re most excited about right now. It’s welcome recognition for Bianco, who moved the fine dining restaurant to a new location mid-pandemic.
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Despite the pandemic pummeling the hotel industry, Phoenix is reporting record sales tax collections.

The Gila River Indian Community broke ground on its fourth casino Tuesday.

Restaurants in Arizona continue adapting to changes brought on by the pandemic in an effort to increase revenue after a decimating 2020.

The coronavirus pandemic has slowed the flow of goods and services as workers have reduced hours, changed or left jobs and products have been slow to market. That makes for a rough holiday season ahead, potentially, according to Arizona Retailer Association Executive Director Michelle Ahlmer.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against a McDonald’s franchise owner in Arizona accusing the company of allowing sexual harassment to occur at restaurants across three states.

There’s a lot of beers out there with some unusual names. But O.H.S.O. Brewing Company might take the cake, or pint rather, for unique names. They have a beer called 1-800-273-8255 — or 800-273-TALK. It’s the number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation Tuesday night unveiled the results of its community survey at a fundraising event tying into the fall equinox. The final draft provides insights into the next stage of growth for the area.

The Arizona Coyotes released renderings Monday of a recently proposed land development that would include a new arena in Tempe.