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The canals through metro Phoenix are home to a very important fish. Valley 101 talks to a scientist about how their diet ensures we have water access.

The Fry Bread House has been a Phoenix institution since 1992, serving up authentic Native American cuisine with a side of warm hospitality. It’s the kind of place where the aroma of freshly made fry bread greets you at the door like an old friend.

Welcome to the Original Breakfast House in Phoenix, Arizona – a hidden gem that’s about to become your new favorite breakfast spot. Let’s face it, mornings can be rough. But what if I told you there’s a place that can turn even the grumpiest of early risers into a ray of sunshine?

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Imagine a place where “Aloha” meets the Arizona desert, where pancakes are fluffier than clouds, and where breakfast is not just a meal, but an adventure. Welcome to the Original Breakfast House in Phoenix!

Although I’ve lived in Phoenix, Arizona for twenty years of my life, there are still times I wonder why on earth someone thought it would be a good idea to build a city in the middle of a desert with no water source.

In Phoenix, the 35th annual Phoenix Chinese Week Lunar New Year Festival at Steele Indian School Park is the city’s biggest celebration.