Arizona wants to replace your AC system. Here’s how to take advantage
With federal funds, Efficiency Arizona is offering certain households up to $14,000 in rebates for energy-efficient upgrades.
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Surprise woman sues over arrest for speaking out at public meeting
Rebekah Massie was criticizing a proposed pay raise for a city official when Mayor Skip Hall had her hauled out in handcuffs.
Firefighters cut through the border wall to rescue an injured migrant
Arivaca firefighters stepped in when border patrol wouldn’t, saving a man with a fractured ankle who’d waited a day for help.
Family sues Scottsdale school over ‘threatening voicemail’ accusations
Scott Okland said he spent $7,500 for forensic analysis to prove he didn’t threaten a Scottsdale Christian Academy official.
What is a haboob? What you should know about Arizona’s dust storms
Arizona has had dust storms for ages, but we’ve only recently started calling them haboobs.
This ASU player has one of the best names in college football
DraftKings put out its All-Name team, and a Sun Devils defensive lineman makes the cut.
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Arizona, the FAA is begging you: Please stop pointing lasers at planes
Per capita, only three states are responsible for more airplane laser strikes than Arizona in 2024.
DOJ: If Phoenix rejects a consent decree to fix its police, we’ll sue
“We have authority to sue,” one Department of Justice attorney said Thursday, “and we’ve used it.”
Ruben Gallego gets police endorsement, immediately shills for cops
Activists have long distrusted the Senate candidate’s commitment to police reform: “He’s a political opportunist.”
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Arizona weed revenue drops to lowest level in 2 years
Recreational weed sales brought in the least amount of money since February 2022, while medical pot sales are in freefall.
Phoenix cops kill man suspected of firing at group of people
Before the shooting, footage showed Imani Jackson walking away from police with his hands up and no visible weapon on him.
What to know about getting the new COVID-19 booster in Arizona
The Food and Drug Administration approved new boosters last week, just as cases of the illness are spiking in Arizona.
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Scottsdale police have a new first responder, and it’s a drone
The drone, which cost more than $300,000, will launch remotely and reach emergency scenes in as few as 85 seconds.
Bark if you’re paying $340K to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit
A federal agency said male employees of Bark If You’re Dirty grabbed, propositioned and retaliated against female coworkers.
Hate your internet service? In Arizona, you’ve got lots of company
Arizonans complain about their internet to the Federal Communications Commission – a lot.
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Flower Power: How Arizona’s weed lobby wields its political influence
The Arizona Dispensaries Association, backed by corporate behemoths, sits at the nexus of power in the state’s weed industry.
Arizona loves specialty license plates. Here are the 10 most popular
The Arizona Department of Transportation offers a whopping 104 specialty license plate designs, each costing $25.
Phoenix New Times summer membership drive ends today
We’re here to make sense of the election season, but we need support from our readers. Our drive ends Aug. 25.
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The 7 most worm-brained moments from Donald Trump’s rally in Glendale
Donald Trump brought out Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the event, managing to lower the room’s collective IQ even further.
Escaping the city? Here are the 6 best Arizona suburbs for renters
Rents are high everywhere, but you can get the most bang for your buck in these Phoenix- and Tucson-adjacent communities.
A haboob hits the Valley: Phoenix residents share their best photos
One of Arizona’s famous dust storms hit the Valley on Thursday afternoon, and social media had a ton of great photos.
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Chandler schools: Is it OK if we teach your kid basic math?
Chandler public schools are asking parents to sign off on teaching their kids things like “integers” and “geometric figures.”