Go Big Red! Cardinals’ stadium named cheapest in the NFL
The Cardinals haven’t been very good. But it costs less to see a game at State Farm Stadium than at any other NFL field.
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Phoenix VA did nothing as vet had fatal heart attack outside its doors
With a dying veteran “three feet from the door,” the hospital called 911 instead of its own rapid response team.
Kari Lake is cooked, says Arizona GOP megadonor: report
Randy Kendrick, a major GOP donor and the wife of D-backs owner Ken Kendrick, told friends Lake “cannot win” in November.
His brother was murdered. Now he worries the killer may get parole
Eduardo Granados killed Howard Levey in 1996. Now he’s parole-eligible, but Levey’s brother says he shouldn’t be.
It rained! Valley residents share their monsoon and microburst shots
Phoenix finally got a big rainstorm, and area residents captured it on their phones.
Many migrants die in the Arizona heat. Some bodies are never found
Since 1998, 9,520 people have been found dead after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. The desert claims many of their remains.
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Rock the vote: Maricopa County could break primary turnout record
In 2022, an all-time high of 866,000 votes were cast in the county’s primary election. This year could surpass that total.
Every bill Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed in 2024 and why
With 73 vetoes in 2024 on top of 143 last year, Hobbs soared past the record held by former Gov. Janet Napolitano.
Back at it: Arizona Republican Party files first 2024 election lawsuit
State Rep. Alexander Kolodin, whom the state bar censured for his role in a 2020 election suit, is representing the GOP.
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What are the chances Kamala Harris tabs Mark Kelly as her VP nominee?
One betting site has the Arizona senator leading the pack of potential Democratic vice president picks. Here’s by how much.
Joe Biden’s robust Arizona campaign now belongs to Kamala Harris
Days after Joe Biden dropped out of the race, his vice president has taken the reins of his campaign machine in Arizona.
Does AI have a place in journalism? We want your opinion
Phoenix New Times is involved in an AI cohort to understand how readers feel about AI uses in journalism. We need your help.
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Arizona poised to provide MDMA therapy to first responders with PTSD
The Arizona Legislature added the treatment to its workers’ compensation plan, but it won’t matter without FDA approval.
Until 1968, party conventions picked presidential candidates. What now?
How will Democrats make their pick? Here’s a look at the history of how we’ve nominated presidential candidates.
Joe Biden drops out: What Arizona politicians are saying
Top Democrats across Arizona react to the president’s departure from the race. Republicans took their shots, too.
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Lylo Swim Club’s WNBA watch party was a swish-splashing good time
Togethxr, the media company founded by women’s hoops legend Sue Bird, organized a pool-set bash for the All-Star Game.
How ex-Suns player Cam Payne’s 911 call ended in his own arrest
Police responded to a June call from the NBA guard at his Scottsdale home, arresting him when he allegedly gave a fake name.
Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi ranked No. 21 athlete of century
ESPN ranked no WNBA player higher, and several Valley legends – Steve Nash, James Harden, Chris Paul – ranked much lower.
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Could Mark Kelly replace Joe Biden as Democratic presidential nominee?
The Arizona senator said he supports Biden staying in the race. But Kelly could be a popular choice if Biden backs out.
Indicted Arizona fake electors nominate convicted felon for president
Donald Trump promised a unifying speech. Then he ranted for so long, even his biggest MAGA fans checked their watches.
Crypto PAC spends $1.3M to tilt scales in this Democrat House primary
Yassamin Ansari is in a tight race with Raquel Terán. She just got a big boost from a rich PAC with right-leaning donors.
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Dysart school board rejects Title IX protections for trans students
The school board’s resolution lacks any real legal backing, though it could cost the district millions in federal funding.