Phoenix Rep. Yassamin Ansari says she’s skipping Trump’s inauguration
Instead, the Arizona Democrat says she’ll be volunteering in Phoenix for the Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service.
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Map: The 10 most expensive Phoenix ZIP codes for renters
Rent has gone way up in Phoenix over the years, and it costs the most in these areas.
The Diamondbacks gave a pitcher a huge deal. Will it work this time?
Arizona’s often spent on the wrong pitchers at the wrong times. The $210 million Corbin Burnes contract may break that slump.
Want a job in Arizona’s weed industry? You may want to take this class
The cannabis job market is tight. GateWay Community College offers four certificate courses to help applicants stand out.
Deflated: State senator kills bill to ban unlawful release of balloons
State Sen. John Kavanagh said he realized he was trying to outlaw something that was already against the law in Arizona.
Arizona pet store sells sick dogs with predatory loans, customers say
Puppyland has run into trouble elsewhere for pushing expensive payment plans on people for dogs that need pricey vet visits.
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VIDEO: Mark Kelly grills Trump cabinet pick on being a sloppy drunk
The Arizona senator questioned Department of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth about his history of getting blitzed off his ass.
Tempe officials bashed anti-Coyotes arena ‘cave people’ in secret meeting
Newly released audio shows how freely Tempe Mayor Corey Woods and others rip on constituents when no one’s listening.
Assad is gone. Now Arizona’s Syrian refugees mull whether to go back
Hundreds of Syrians came to Arizona to escape dictator Bashar al-Assad. After Assad’s ouster, will Syria be home again?
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Rachel Mitchell’s fiancé called the cops on us for doing journalism
A New Times reporter called Paul Stout, the Maricopa County attorney’s beau, for comment in October. Stout dialed the police.
Glendale cops killed the wrong man. A state lawmaker wants answers
Democrat Analise Ortiz: It’s “absolutely horrifying” that Glendale cops killed Dillon Siebeck while looking for someone else.
No, Los Angeles wildfires aren’t affecting Phoenix air. Here’s what is
The air quality in Phoenix has been bad recently, but we probably can’t blame California for it.
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Arizona may dip below freezing. Here’s how to protect your pipes
A cold snap is coming for Arizona, which could cause burst pipes and all sorts of damage. Here’s how to prevent that.
More like High January: 5 cannabis drinks to try during Dry January
If you’re kicking alcohol for the month, you can still get your buzz on with one of these beverages available in Arizona.
The smell of victory: Stinky composter settles suit, will leave Laveen
Neighbors have been complaining about the foul smell coming from Growers Market for months.
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State Sen. Wendy Rogers wants to name a highway for Donald Trump
If you want to travel the Donald J. Trump Highway – aka, State Route 260 – Rogers will need to evade Katie Hobbs’ veto pen.
Valley teens keep organizing ‘To Catch a Predator’ stings for TikTok
There have been at least six incidents in the last year, including a 13-year-old boy trying to lure a 75-year-old man for fun.
A GOP bill to fuck over undocumented people? Sign Ruben Gallego up!
Ruben Gallego backs the Laken Riley Act, which allows deportations of undocumented people charged but not convicted of crimes.
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A local TV journalist set his arm ablaze for Gaza. He has no regrets.
In October, ex-Arizona’s Family staffer Sam Mena shocked many by lighting his arm on fire at a protest. Now, he explains why.
YouTuber holds another pop-up $10K giveaway at Phoenix discount store
Juan Gonzalez has already given away $20,000 in gas and tacos. Tuesday, he dropped a five-digit credit at dd’s Discounts.
Neo-Nazi gets 3.5 years for role in beating death of gay Phoenix man
Cory Young was charged with hindering a police investigation into the 2023 beating death of Jake Kelly, his housemate.
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Two GOP lawmakers read child gun deaths report, rush to defend guns
A state-back review pointed out that having guns around kids leads to gun deaths. Two state lawmakers saw that as an attack.