Arizona doesn’t have toll roads. No one told these scammers
The Arizona Department of Transportation promises: It is not texting you about paying toll fees for nonexistent toll roads.
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Here’s how much more expensive Phoenix has become since 2020
Wages have not kept up with inflation in Phoenix, particularly when it comes to housing costs.
Party’s over: Kris Mayes to crack down on unregulated THC products
“This is obviously not legal,” the Arizona attorney general said. “And we are going to enforce the law.”
Amid Trump’s anti-DEI fervor, dozens honor Native vet Lori Piestewa
Atop Piestewa Peak, veterans remembered the first Native American woman to die in combat while serving in the U.S. military.
Hamadeh pairs with disgraced quarterback Brett Favre on health program
If rooting out waste, fraud and abuse is the goal, teaming up with a guy implicated in a huge fraud scandal is an odd choice.
Job alert: Phoenix New Times seeks a music editor to lead our coverage
Phoenix New Times is growing its team. We’re seeking an experienced editor who has a passion for music to turn our coverage up to 11.
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Tax Break Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Goldwater Institute’s hypocrisy
The think tank hates Arizona’s film tax credit. But its board chairman’s Ninja Turtles flick got a huge tax break.
Nature is healing: A new Kari Lake lawsuit has been filed
Now an advisor to the U.S. Agency for Global Media, Lake is being sued for withholding grant funds approved by Congress.
Phoenix introduces police chief candidates, asks few tough questions
The city received 340 questions from residents but asked mostly vanilla ones to the men vying to lead the troubled department.
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4 men face felonies for attacking ex-Coyotes Paul Bissonnette
Bissonnette was left bloodied after intervening in an argument at a Scottsdale restaurant in November.
12 photos from the Bernie Sanders-AOC rally in Tempe
Mullett Arena was packed to see the Vermont senator and New York representative.
5 moments you missed from the Bernie Sanders-AOC rally in Tempe
Thousands came to Tempe to see Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rail against the rich and Donald Trump.
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Report: Kari Lake accosted Ruben Gallego at D.C. club over ‘cartel’ ties
Sen. Ruben Gallego said Kari Lake confronted him near an elevator, shaking his hand and asking how he sleeps at night.
Diana Taurasi is gone. Where do the Phoenix Mercury go from here?
Taurasi defined the Mercury for two decades. After her retirement, the Mercury must plot a way forward without their legend.
Suns worker sues over age discrimination, rat-infested work area
Jason Cope says the Suns illegally changed his employment status and retaliated against him for reporting an offensive remark.
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Bernie Sanders and AOC will hold a rally in Tempe: What to know
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joins Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchy” tour on Thursday.
Arizona kills Aaron Gunches in first death row execution in 2 years
The state said Gunches’ killing by lethal injection went smoothly. Even if it did, experts doubt it was painless.
Who was Aaron Gunches? What to know about the man Arizona executed
Aaron Gunches was convicted of murder in 2004. After a two-year pause on executions, Arizona executed him on March 19.
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Arizona has a Native American suicide crisis. Here’s why
In Arizona, Indigenous people kill themselves at far higher rates than any other racial group. Trump might make it worse.
A GOP congressman will speak at a town hall – for Republicans only
Rep. Andy Biggs is set to appear at a town hall in Chandler on Tuesday night. But is it a town hall if the town can’t come?
Trump deleted Navajo Code Talkers webpages. Why is Eli Crane silent?
A vet whose district includes the Navajo Nation, Crane praised the code talkers last year. Now, they’re apparently too “DEI.”
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Phoenix pats its own back after 2nd-most heat deaths in Valley history
After gearing up to combat the heat, Phoenix officials took credit for a drop in heat deaths – a small one, from 645 to 602.