Phoenix Sky Harbor was named No. 2 airport in the U.S. Here’s why
Sky Harbor bills itself as “America’s Friendliest Aiport.” At least one study suggests that’s more than just hot air.
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Oops! ASU fans rush field, knock down goalpost too early in BYU win
The Sun Devils secured a big-time win over BYU on Saturday, but fans were a bit too eager to celebrate it.
Map: Phoenix will plant 27,000 shade trees. These areas need them most
A city survey showed 90% of residents say there is not enough shade in Phoenix, which translates to higher temperatures.
With nobody to ‘bitch and scream at us,’ county certifies Trump win
As Maricopa County locked in a Donald Trump victory, Supervisor Clint Hickman wondered: Where’d the election deniers go?
Mesa teacher suing new anti-LGBTQ school board member for defamation
Tami Staas advocates for queer students. She says incoming school board member Sharon Benson tried to get her fired for it.
Video shows Phoenix cops killing man holding fake gun on Election Day
Police say Rey David Martinez pointed a gun at officers in an alley, although it was later determined to be a replica.
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Deaf Black man beat by Phoenix cops comes after city for $3.5 million
Video of cops attacking Tyron McAlpin generated national outcry. Now, Phoenix may again pay for the actions of its police.
El Chapo for President? The 10 best write-in picks from Valley voters
Dissatisfied with their choices in the election, voters in Maricopa County got creative.
Video: Phoenix cops chase, fire 15 times to kill armed burglary suspect
Police killed Carlos Fregoso, who allegedly pointed a gun at officers, after a car and foot chase earlier this month.
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Tempe homeless advocate barred from parks into 2026 after October arrest
Austin Davis and Tempe have been crosswise all year over his efforts to feed and aid the unhoused near city parks.
Is Thelma Johnson, Phoenix’s top parody Twitter account, gone forever?
The account hasn’t tweeted to its 100,000 followers since October. The internet is full of baseless speculation about why.
At cannabis class, Arizona seniors go back to (really) high school
Got an AARP card and are curious about weed? Giving Tree Dispensary has been hosting a course meant for you.
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Mesa cops killed a man attempting suicide. Now his wife is suing
In 2023, Thomas McGinty’s wife called police to report he was trying to kill himself. Mesa police wound up shooting him.
Arson razed an affordable Arizona housing complex. It’s being rebuilt
The North Phoenix development by Chicanos Por La Causa was 75% complete in 2022 when someone set a devastating fire.
Kari Lake settles defamation case, is somehow fresh out of lawsuits
Lake and Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer, whom she legally admitted to defaming, struck a confidential agreement.
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Here’s how inflation in Phoenix compares to the rest of the U.S.
Phoenix used to be one of America’s inflation hotspots, with skyrocketing prices. Now, the pendulum has swung the other way.
Nonprofit close to opening shipping container housing in Glendale
The nonprofit Family Promise is close to finishing six shipping container transitional housing units on a local church lot.
Neo-Nazi pleads guilty for role in gay man’s murder, goes home for holidays
Cory Young copped to a felony for his part in the beating death of Jake Kelly, a gay Phoenix man, then got to head home.
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Here’s how much money you need to make to live comfortably in Phoenix
Housing in Phoenix is largely unaffordable, and this study shows why.
Could ASU sneak into the College Football Playoff this year?
The Sun Devils have been a surprise success. If things break their way, they could wind up in the 12-team playoff field.
As Mike Tyson returns to boxing, his weed brand returns to Arizona
Fans and stoners can watch Tyson take on Jake Paul while enjoying strains such as Haymaker Haze and Jawbreaker.
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A progressive campaign worked for Anna Hernandez. Democrats, take note
As the Democratic Party grapples with a national defeat, Hernandez won a Phoenix City Council seat running in the left lane.