The 11 wildest rejects from Arizona’s highway safety sign contest
The Arizona Department of Transportation asked people to submit safety slogans. We got the ones that were shot down.
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World of pain: Phoenix falls off ranking of best cities on Earth
Once ranked in the top 50, Phoenix hasn’t fared so well in recent years.
Arizona ranked worst state in U.S. for starting a family. Here’s why
According to multiple metrics, Arizona doesn’t do right by its kids.
Phoenix Sky Harbor flights canceled amid FAA cuts: What to know
Flyers have already faced widespread delays due to the government shutdown, and it may get worse.
More than 1,000 Arizona teachers have quit since July. Why?
Arizona teachers are poorly paid and Arizona’s schools are chronically underfunded. Would you stick around?
Arizona Rep. Ansari trolls House speaker for covering up Epstein files
Rep. Yassamin Ansari recreated a classic meme while sitting outside the office of the Republican Speaker of the House.
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The election-skeptic county recorder just lost his first court battle
Justin Heap, a MAGA-aligned Republican, has feuded with the GOP-controlled county board of supervisors over election duties.
Here’s how much of your life you waste in traffic in Phoenix
You’re not getting those days — and yes, for the average driver, it’s days — back.
Bullet from Mesa police shootout hits ICE deportation plane
It’s not clear who fired the bullet that hit the plane, which ICE says is still airworthy.
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A law says cops must sell the gun that killed her husband. Will it change?
Julie Erfle’s police officer husband was killed on duty. Arizona law says the murder weapon must be sold and not destroyed.
Ex-Phoenix budtender sues Story Cannabis for stealing worker tips
Story Cannabis, which has 11 Arizona locations, faces a possible class action lawsuit from former budtenders in three states.
2 Phoenix politicians among top 25 young Democrats to watch
Arizona isn’t exactly overflowing with Democrats, but these two young legislators have earned national attention.
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Valley suburbs among Arizona cities where rent is dropping the most
The rent may still be too damn high in some places, but at least it’s going the right direction.
Arizona was ranked most dangerous state for seniors. Here’s why
Retirement paradise? Not so much, according to a new study.
Phoenix cops broke teen’s wrist, told him his dad should beat him
The teen, who also suffered a busted chin, is now suing the city and the three officers involved.
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What is Prop. 409? The Maricopa County ballot measure explained
Valley voters are being asked to approve the measure in an all-mail election. Here’s what it’s about.
With SNAP in limbo, low-income Arizonans worry about their next meal
Times were tough even when SNAP funds were flowing, “Sometimes it can only mean a cup of potatoes for a meal.”
Arizona study of ‘Jedi Mind Fuck’ mushroom to start by end of year
The study, the first in the nation to study the effect of whole mushrooms on PTSD, won FDA approval.
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Arizona does not follow daylight saving time. Why?
Save daylight? Are we running out of it?
‘ICE is violence’: Activists hold vigil for man shot at by federal agent
An ICE agent shot at a Honduran man during a traffic stop, leading to a demonstration outside the Phoenix field office.
An ICE agent shot at a man during a traffic stop on Interstate 17
The man, a Honduran immigrant, is hurt but reportedly in stable condition. ICE claims the agent feared for his life.
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The Northern Arizona measles outbreak is approaching 100 cases
The outbreak, centered in the former polygamist Mormon area of Short Creek, is the state’s biggest in decades.