His wife died after using kratom. He’s suing the company that sold it
Viable Solutions markets kratom products as an herbal supplement. This Gilbert man says the drug killed his wife.
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Arizona just released 3 new license plate designs. Check them out
Arizona drivers can now pick from 104 plate designs. Phoenix Rising soccer fans will love one of them.
Could the Valley host the Olympics someday? Phoenix Reddit sounds off
Phoenix is a seasoned host of big-time sporting events, but the idea that it could manage an Olympics left Reddit laughing.
‘Weirdo’ Tom Horne attacks schools advocate in press release
Horne is leading the Department of Education by losing money, picking fights and “publicly obsessing over kids’ genitals.”
Phoenix had 136 extreme heat days in 1976. Here’s that total now
Phoenix has always been hot. But as one study shows, it’s staying hot for longer each year.
Democrats to spend big money to boot David Schweikert from Congress
The campaign arm of the House Democrats is throwing its financial might behind former state Rep. Amish Shah this November.
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Chandler fraudster hit with $900,000 judgment for fake delivery scam
For years, Matthew Willes used fake delivery slips to collect the personal information of homeowners. Now he’s paying for it.
Here’s how Arizona’s athletes did in the Paris Olympics
Team USA athletes with connections to the Grand Canyon State won 10 Olympic medals in 2024.
‘Can’t ignore it anymore’: Sky Harbor workers demand more heat relief
Phoenix passed new heat protection rules in March, but airport workers say they’re not being followed.
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Doug Ducey endorses the guy who said he betrayed the people of Arizona
The former Arizona governor once screened a Donald Trump call on TV and labeled Kari Lake as fake. Now, he’s backing both.
All the ways the GOP’s Project 2025 will make life worse in Arizona
The infamous Republican-backed plan would raise taxes while cutting social security and healthcare in the Grand Canyon State.
4 Arizona cities where you can still afford to retire
If you want to retire in Arizona, you can do so in these places without breaking the bank.
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Scottsdale City Council hopeful once mistook YMCA campers for migrants
The viral 2014 flub ended Adam Kwasman’s budding political career. After a decade away, the Republican’s making a comeback.
The 6 best Tim Walz zingers from Kamala Harris’ rally in Arizona
Walz, the newly minted running mate of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, kept up his joke offensive in Glendale.
Here are the Arizona lawmakers who missed the most work in 2024
Most were excused absences, which were handed out like candy. And present or not, lawmakers still collected a per diem.
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Readers react to Chandler building first affordable housing since 1972
We brought you the news of Chandler’s first new affordable housing project in 50 years. You let us know what you think.
Can’t stay here: The Valley could break an evictions record this year
There were 7,903 eviction filings in July in Maricopa County, the third-highest monthly total ever.
Mushroom laws are fueling psychedelic comeback. Is Arizona next?
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill legalizing psilocybin therapy. But the state is still funding clinical research into the drug.
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Calling 911? Phoenix police will now text you updates when you hang up
Police say the new tool, developed by SPIDR Tech, allows callers to receive real-time information on their cases.
Kris Mayes sues to put ‘predatory corporate landlord’ out of business
The Arizona Attorney General sued the owner of the Buenas on 32nd apartments, which has lacked air conditioning all summer.
Judge forces Glendale to put hotel worker wages initiative on ballot
The underlying court case – about whether the measure to boost wages violates the single-subject rule – is ongoing.
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GOP’s infamous Project 2025 plan uses Arizona as an education model
Republicans want to Arizona-ize the country’s education system, expanding school vouchers and kneecapping public schools.