WNBA All-Star Game guide: All the events to know about around Phoenix
Phoenix is hosting its third WNBA All-Star Game, and it promises to be the biggest yet. Here’s what’s going on around town.
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Kari Lake is running for Senate and still suing to become governor
Kari Lake is asking for your Senate vote. She’s also still asking the courts to overturn the 2022 election.
Young Arizonans want to vote in November. But they hate their choices
A new ASU survey says Gen Z cares deeply about many issues but is turned off by both the Democratic and Republican parties.
Gunshots fired at Donald Trump: What Arizona politicians are saying
Several gunshots were fired at the former president, who left a Pennsylvania rally with a bloodied ear but is reportedly safe.
The block is hot! NASA captures 160-degree sidewalks in Phoenix
An International Space Station instrument gathered surface temperature data from Phoenix, and wouldn’t you know, it was hot.
Rep. Greg Stanton, former Phoenix mayor, calls for Biden to quit race
Stanton joins a growing chorus of Democrats who think the President is no longer the party’s best shot to beat Donald Trump.
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D-backs star Corbin Carroll stuns Arizona teens with custom jerseys
They thought they were just taking in a baseball game. Then the D-backs star appeared to give them new uniforms and cleats.
Weed recall: Mint OG concentrate extract tests positive for pesticide
Inspectors found piperonyl butoxide in the product from Nature’s Wonder. That can cause symptoms from itching to vomiting.
Here’s how much Arizona electric bills could jump this summer
A new study projected Arizona’s average electricity bill to jump by more than $100 this summer, more than any other state.
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Fiery crash and 2 shootings: Phoenix cops face 3 wrongful death suits
The suits involve the 2023 fatal shootings of Raul Mendez and Juan Manuel Reynoso and a car crash that killed Ashley Vailes.
Move over, shrooms: Americans are most curious about this psychedelic
A study of search terms shows that Americans search most for DMT, a psychedelic commonly used in ayahuasca.
Former election worker charged with felonies in 3 thefts
Walter Ringfield is accused of thefts at the county elections department, the state legislature and the Phoenix Art Museum.
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Elon Musk keeps tweeting bullshit about Arizona’s elections
Experts like Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer are trying to teach the tech billionaire, but he doesn’t want to learn.
After a blistering June, the Valley keeps breaking awful heat records
Phoenix keeps setting new daily temperature records. The Valley may set new heat-related death records, too.
Arizona’s unlicensed conversion therapists operate with near impunity
A national organization is tracking more than 90 active conversion therapists in Arizona, the majority of whom lack licenses.
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After relentless antisemitic harassment, former student sues district
The U.S. Department of Education also found Altadeña Middle School failed to protect Camdyn Chavez from antisemitic bullying.
Fourth of July festivities put the fire in fireworks across the Valley
As fireworks celebrations lit up the sky across Maricopa County, they also lit up trees, houses, dumpsters and grass.
Arizona ballot measure looks to boost minimum wage to $18 an hour
The One Fair Wage Act would eventually exempt tips from minimum wage calculations. The restaurant industry is fighting it.
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Arizona abortion rights ballot measure filed with 800K signatures
Organizers said they gathered more than double the required number of signatures to place the measure on the November ballot.
Defused: Chandler police seize $10,000 of illegal fireworks
Not all fireworks are legal, and Valley police departments have been cracking down.
This Phoenix suburb was ranked the 5th wealthiest in America
The Valley has a lot of rapidly growing suburbs, but the original rich ‘burb remains the richest.
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‘No kings in America’: Biden rips Supreme Court’s Trump immunity ruling
The Court’s ruling in United States v. Trump said a president’s official acts are entitled to presumptive criminal immunity.