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.
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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.
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.
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.
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Maricopa County on pace to eclipse last year’s record 645 heat deaths
There have been 66 confirmed heat deaths through July, but 447 other deaths are still under investigation.
Recount city: Ansari bests Terán by 42 votes in U.S. House primary
Yassamin Ansari and Raquel Terán must wait to know who goes to Congress. Their race is headed for a mandatory recount.
Need to go to the ER in Arizona? Here’s how long you’ll be there
Arizona has some of the longest emergency room stays in the country, according to a study. Bring a book.
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Bruises, fights, a fall: Allister Adel’s rumored domestic violence ordeal
Her time as county attorney was troubled. After her death – and her husband’s violent demise – some wonder what they missed.
Study: Undocumented immigrants paid nearly $100 billion in taxes
Right-wingers would have you believe undocumented immigrants take more than they give. Right-wingers are wrong.
Chandler building first new affordable housing in more than 50 years
The Villas on McQueen development will feature 157 rent-capped units, the city’s first new affordable housing since 1972.
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Tempe ‘goon squad’ cops arrest homeless advocate in escalating clash
Tempe has Austin Davis on trial for feeding the unhoused and banned him from parks. Friday, he was jailed for trespassing.
J.D. Vance in Arizona: 5 weirdest moments from Trump’s VP pick
The Ohio Senator and Republican nominee for vice president stumped for Donald Trump at a rally in Glendale.
Abe Hamadeh wins Arizona MAGA bro fight, clears path to Congress
Donald Trump endorsed him and his rival, Blake Masters. GOP primary voters liked Hamadeh’s brand of MAGA more.
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Voters ousted Stephen Richer. Are Maricopa County elections at risk?
The Republican county recorder battled his party’s election deniers. MAGA-backed Justin Heap just beat him in the primary.
Arizona Legislature primary election results: state Senate and House
With very few upsets, any state legislature drama will have to wait for November. Though Leezah Sun’s comeback appears over.
Arizona Congressional primary election results: Senate and U.S. House
Kari Lake cruises, while Abe Hamadeh, Yassamin Ansari and Amish Shah near narrow victories in tight U.S. House races.
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Maricopa County primary election results: Sheriff, recorder, attorney
Voters ousted two incumbents: County Recorder Stephen Richer and Sheriff Russ Skinner. Rachel Mitchell cruised to an easy primary win.
Map: Do you live in one of Phoenix’s hottest neighborhoods?
Many neighborhoods that boil the most are smack in the middle of the city.
‘Living in an oven’: This Phoenix landlord left tenants without AC
Throughout this brutal summer, this Phoenix apartment complex has left its tenants without working air conditioning.
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This ‘Nazi Hunter’ taught Phoenix veterans to fight domestic extremism
Kristofer Goldsmith founded Task Force Butler to expose hate groups. In July, he taught Valley veterans how to do it, too.