Video: Phoenix highway construction sign hacked to say ‘Fuck Israel’
The sign belongs to a contractor with the Arizona Department of Transportation, which is looking into the incident.
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Tempe police arrest man accused of Democrat campaign office shootings
Jeffery Michael Kelly is accused of shooting at the office, which is in a Tempe strip mall, three times.
What’s this slice of Phoenix called? Online debate divides Valley
Is it Uptown? Is it North Central? Is it something else? Phoenix residents can’t seem to decide.
Does Kari Lake really hunt, or is she just hunting for votes?
Kari Lake tries to present herself as a seasoned hunter. Records, photos and campaign appearances suggest otherwise.
Donald Trump comes to Arizona on Thursday. Here’s what to know
The former president is making his fifth visit to Arizona since June.
Opinion: Vote no on Prop. 312, which does nothing to fix homelessness
The ballot measure allows property owners to get tax refunds from municipalities that don’t enforce public nuisance laws.
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Can Anna Hernandez bring progressive reform to Phoenix?
The state senator is in a tough race for a spot on the Phoenix City Council. She’ll face hurdles even if she wins.
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Tots and pot: Arizona court OKs medical dispensaries near preschools
State law bars medical pot dispensaries near grade schools. The Arizona Court of Appeals says preschools don’t count.
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It’s snowing in Arizona! Check out these photos
Snowflakes fell in Flagstaff and other parts of northern Arizona as a cold front moved into the state.
How many trans girls play sports? GOP has no clue, still wants them out
Tom Horne and state lawmakers want the Supreme Court to ban transgender girls in sports, a problem they can’t prove exists.
Criminal charges dropped for deaf Black man beaten by Phoenix cops
Tyron McAlpin had been charged with resisting arrest and assaulting officers. Body-cam footage showed police attacking him.
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Charlie Kirk edited a selfie after people roasted his ‘beta’ earplugs
Kirk preaches a lot about masculinity. Apparently, real men wilt when teased about their hearing protection.
The Gallego divorce records are out and they’re boring as hell
If Kari Lake expected a bombshell to vault her over Ruben Gallego in their Senate race, she got a dud instead.
New Phoenix La Niña forecast released. Here’s what to expect
Fall has been brutally hot so far, but cooler temperatures are on the way … for a while.
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Here’s how much a starter home costs in Phoenix
Things are getting easier for first-time homebuyers in the United States – except in the Valley.
Why did Phoenix police perp walk a teenage girl on the internet?
Earlier this month, police rushed to publicly shame a minor arrested for allegedly making a bogus school shooting threat.
Tempe broke the law during Coyotes arena talks, attorney general says
Three closed-door city council sessions, with a firm monitoring anti-arena social media posts, violated open meetings law.
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Wake-N-Bakery brings THC-infused drinks and treats to Mill Avenue
Open till 3 a.m. on weekends, the new coffee spot gives new meaning to the term “baked goods.”
The 5 oddest things we saw at Donald Trump’s rally in Prescott Valley
The former president loves TiVo and “Azurasians” and really hates immigrants.
The pros and cons of reclassifying weed as a less-dangerous drug
The Drug Enforcement Agency is considering changing marijuana from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III. What would that mean?
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Show me your (divorce) papers! Court wants Gallego records unsealed
A conservative news outlet argued records from Ruben and Kate Gallego’s 2017 divorce should be public. A judge agreed.