Free gas frenzy: YouTuber’s $10K giveaway causes chaos at local Arco
Juan Gonzalez’s pop-up fuel free-for-all created such a traffic headache, Phoenix police shut it down and threatened fines.
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Your rent should have gone down in Arizona this month. Here’s why
On Jan. 1, a rental tax ban went into effect across Arizona. As a result, your landlord should be charging you less.
GOP lawmaker’s bill would ban unhoused people from traffic medians
State Sen. John Kavanagh wants to bar pedestrians from medians. Critics note that it would further criminalize homelessness.
Gallego waffles on mass deportations, won’t ‘knee-jerk reject’ Trump plans
The old Ruben Gallego would have loudly called Donald Trump’s immigration goals un-American. This version is a bit gun-shy.
Video: Phoenix police kill armed man in Whataburger shootout
Surveillance footage shows Marion Joyner entering with a rifle and ordering everyone out before a standoff with cops.
These were Arizona’s top baby names in 2024
Want to make sure your kid has a unique name? These are the ones to avoid.
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The Departed: Remembering prominent Valley figures who died in 2024
Two Suns legends. Restauranteurs, lawmakers and media fixtures. These late Arizonans left a mark on our state.
Phoenix police: Hey guys, please don’t shoot guns in the air on NYE?
You’d think it goes without saying to not fire bullets into the sky indiscriminately. Apparently not in Arizona.
Map: Where to recycle your Christmas tree in Phoenix
Phoenix offers 16 drop-off locations where you can unload your Christmas tree. Here’s what to know about the program.
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Bird flu is in Maricopa County. Here’s what to know
Wastewater testing found the virus in Phoenix, Surprise and Tempe. Here’s a guide to what that means.
Couple says Phoenix cops beat and tased them after they called 911
Everette and Julie Mills say they called 911 for help with their son, only for cops to attack and arrest them upon arrival.
Why can’t enough Arizona students read? Untangling a literacy crisis
Only 41% of Arizona third-graders read at grade level. “Arizona’s in a really, really devastating point,” one teacher says.
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State senator sees Kwanzaa display at the Capitol, gets a bit racist
T.J. Shope called the African American holiday “fake,” “anti-American” and “anti-Christian.”
Meet ‘Meaghie Jane,’ a lifestyle brand aiming to raise weed’s profile
Arizona native Meaghan Gould’s company hosts cannabis mocktail hours in Phoenix to demystify recreational weed.
Phoenix Sky Harbor airport shooting: What to know
Phoenix police said the Christmas night shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute and that no suspects are outstanding.
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What was the best Phoenix New Times cover of 2024? Vote for a winner
New Times is known for creative cover art. We want your votes to name the top cover of 2024.
Termites are a problem in Arizona. A guide to treatment and prevention
According to one pest control company, one in every three Arizona homes has or will have termites at some point.
The Year of Z: This is Arizona’s top new cannabis strain of 2024
Arizona’s top new weed strain has been around for years but wasn’t available in the Grand Canyon State until this year.
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Trump endorsed Karrin Taylor Robson for governor. His base freaked out
This weekend in Phoenix, Donald Trump threw his support behind the moderate Republican in 2026. The non-moderates lost it.
All the people Phoenix cops have killed in 2024
Under U.S. Justice Department scrutiny, Phoenix police have killed more people in 2024 than they did in 2023.
What Dick Van Arsdale, Phoenix’s firstborn Sun, meant to Valley hoops
The original Phoenix Suns player, Dick Van Arsdale put the Valley on the pro sports map. He died last week at 81.
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Mesa man busted for bug-spraying Walmart fruit filmed other ‘pranks’
Charles Smith told cops that stunts like the one that put him in jail could make him up to $10,000 a month on social media.