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Here’s where to drink and dine in Arizona this summer.

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Celebrate this summer by savoring it! Get your local guide to summer fun for the best area sips and eats around. Check out some of our top foodie features below:

The oldest family-owned restaurants in metro Phoenix beat the odds – 1 for nearly 80 years

These 10 historic restaurants in metro Phoenix have beaten the odds to stay in business – and in the family – for decades. Here are their stories.

Doughnuts, pizza and Korean BBQ: 37 new restaurants are now open in metro Phoenix

Over 30 new restaurants opened in metro Phoenix in April, like House of Honey in Peoria, The Pairing Room in Phoenix and Manna BBQ in Chandler.

Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives’: Follow Guy Fieri’s lead to over 40 Arizona restaurants

Guy Fieri featured over 40 restaurants on his Food Network show “Diners, Drive-in & Dives.” Here’s a look at them all (and what he ordered).

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Nvidia Receives Target Boosts on AI Dominance
Analysts at Goldman Sachs, Argus and Oppenheimer raised their split-adjusted price targets for Nvidia in notes this week, also citing continued artificial intelligence strength.Goldman Sach… Read More

Don’t Let Tesla Stock’s Resilience Give You a False Sense of Security
Tesla stock has done a 180. The market by-and-large remains bullish as shares have held onto the lion’s share of thei… Read More

Tesla Crash? Analyst Predicts 5% Drop if Musk’s Pay Plan Fails
A Tesla, Inc. TSLA analyst predicts a potential 5% drop in the stock price if shareholders vote down CEO Elon Musk‘s controversial $56 billion pay package.What Happened: Toni Sac… Read More

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Polaris Industries Receives Bullish Price Target from KeyBanc
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Explore Oakville | Our Popular Cabernet is on Sale!

We’re excited to take you on a journey through the Stags’ Leap portfolio. Each day, we’ll highlight a different wine, including some of our smaller production wines that are exclusively available directly from the winery. Enjoy today’s featured wine: 2020 Oakville Cabernet, with a special discount of 40% off. Plus, unlock an additional 10% off and included shipping on your order when you have 12 or more bottles in your cart.

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This small-batch Cabernet Sauvignon is crafted from the most expressive lots in the Oakville AVA, aged for 19 months in custom-toasted French oak barrels (52% new). Each lot is fermented and aged separately, allowing for careful monitoring to achieve maximum complexity. The 2020 vintage faced unique challenges but resulted in high-quality fruit that produced a wine with exceptional depth and structure.

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This exquisite vintage boasts a complex blend of dark berry fruit, with blackberry, black cherry, and dark plum taking center stage. Warm baking spices as nutmeg, clove, root spice, and caramel add depth to the flavor profile, while wild chaparral sage, lavender, and thyme provide a lifted savory rusticity. The earthy terroir character is enhanced by well-integrated oak notes. With its full structure and velvety-rich, mouth-filling tannins, this wine offers incredible depth and balance. The generous and nuanced concentration unfolds into layers of fresh and mouthwatering acidity. It’s drinkable now and will age gracefully for years to come – an embodiment of classic Oakville Cabernet character.

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AZ Briefing: What’s coming to redeveloped Paradise Valley Mall?

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Good morning, Arizona. Here’s what our reporters are working on and what you should know before you start your day.

A popular grocery store, local pizza joint and 400-unit apartment complex will be a few of the arrivals at the redeveloped Paradise Valley Mall. The first businesses are set to open in the fall.

For the list of all the new businesses coming and what shoppers can expect, read this story.

These national restaurant chains started in Arizona

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National chain restaurants have to start somewhere, and for many, that’s metro Phoenix. Here are some of the chains that got started in the Valley.

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Today in history

Here are just some of the events on this date in the past.

•	On this day in 1776: Congress appointed a committee to draft what became the Declaration of Independence, including Thomas Jefferson of Virginia, John Adams of Massachusetts, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania, Robert Livingston of New York and Roger Sherman of Connecticut. Jefferson’s original draft included 86 changes made by Adams, Franklin and other members of the committee, as well as by Congress.
•	In 1917: King Alexander took the Greek throne after Western Allies occupying Athens forced the abdication of his German-sympathizing father Constantine I amid World War I. Previously neutral Greece later entered the war against the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire a few weeks later, joining forces with Russia, France, Italy and Britain.
•	In 1927: President Calvin Coolidge gave Charles Lindbergh the first Distinguished Flying Cross three weeks after Lindbergh’s historic nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean.
•	In 1949: Country singer Hank Williams Sr. made his “Grand Ole Opry” debut at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. The Alabama native – who was born with spina bifida and grew up extremely poor – was called back to the stage by the audience for six encores. Williams took his hits like “Move it on Over” and “Lovesick Blues” to military bases overseas the same year as part of the European Grand Ole Opry tour.
•	In 1963: During a live address on TV and radio in response to instability at the University of Alabama after desegregation attempts there and racially charged confrontations at protests around the country, President John Kennedy called on Congress to pass what became the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It was intended to guarantee federal voting rights, legal standing, educational opportunities and access to public facilities for all Americans. Kennedy also urged every American family to help heal its racial divide, noting “law alone cannot make men see right.”
•	In 2001: Domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh was executed by lethal injection at the U.S. prison in Terre Haute, Indiana, for his role in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City that killed 168 people, including 19 children. McVeigh was convicted in 1997 of murder and conspiracy charges.

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Dental Dread? This TikTok Trend Might Save You $$$!

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