Closing Lukeville crossing brings bedlam to Arizona border
“This is an unacceptable outcome that further destabilizes our border.”
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Trump picks his man in crowded metro Phoenix House race
The former president backs Abe Hamadeh again. The first time came in 2022 when Hamadeh lost his campaign for statewide office.
Phoenix gang member charged with killing gay man during sex
Police said Leonardo Santiago confessed to killing Osvaldo Castillo just days after being charged with killing and mutilating another gay man.
An Arizona woman tried to save us from Kyrsten Sinema’s robocalls
The woman wanted $300,000 in damages for harassing robocalls from the senator’s campaign. We feel your pain.
Triple homicide remains one of Phoenix’s most notorious cold cases
Relatives call attention to the unsolved 2010 killings of Nicole Glass and Melissa Mason, who was pregnant.
18 photos from Mint dispensary’s Día de Los Muertos festival in Phoenix
Mint Cannabis transformed a parking lot into an interactive festival with dancers, lucha libre wrestlers, live music and more.
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Phoenix police sued for splitting man’s head open during welfare check
Nine Phoenix police officers face a lawsuit for allegedly beating a man so severely that he required hospitalization.
Fourth person arrested in brutal gang slaying of gay Phoenix man
Police say four people played a role in shooting, killing and mutilating 30-year-old Bernardo Pantaleon.
Doomsday Mom back in Arizona to face murder charges
An Idaho judge sentenced Lori Vallow Daybell to life in prison in July. Now, Arizona prosecutors get their chance to try her in court.
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Clown car: Meet the extremists running for a House seat in the Valley
The candidates in the chaotic race for Arizona’s 8th District include a carpetbagger, a fake elector, a singer and even a Capitol rioter.
People’s choice: High Times wants you to judge best weed in Arizona
60 Arizona brands submitted 141 products for judging by recreational consumers in this year’s Cannabis Cup Arizona: People’s Choice Edition.
‘We will find you’: Maricopa prosecutor cracks down on retail theft
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell, Phoenix police make arrests in several cases, including one that nabbed $2 million in merch from Home Depot.
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Money pit: Kyrsten Sinema faces campaign cash questions, complaints
Questions about the Arizona senator’s donations, fundraising and spending keep coming.
2 Turning Point ‘bullies’ charged in assault of queer ASU professor
The two men from the right-wing organization face misdemeanor charges after ambushing the professor in Tempe.
New petition wants Turning Point banned from 2 Arizona universities
Students push to ban alt-right group after incidents at Arizona State and University of Arizona.
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Texts link neo-Nazi, 2 others to beating death of gay Phoenix man
“I’ve fucked up Jake”: Man charged with killing Jake Kelly texts former girlfriend about what happened.
Pioneering Arizonan, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor dies at 93
The first woman on the U.S. Supreme Court and Arizona’s first female Senate Majority Leader died on Friday in Phoenix.
Hobbs endorses Arizona Abortion Access Act ballot measure
Supporters need 383,923 signatures so the initiative makes it to Arizona voters next year. Gov. Katie Hobbs added hers on Tuesday.
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ASU embraced ‘ethnic intimidation’ to stop campus Gaza event, critics say
The school’s last-minute effort to cancel Rep. Rashida Tlaib and a call for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire backfired.
Family of Mercedes Vega speaks out about her unsolved torture, killing
The 22-year-old Tempe woman was shot, beaten and burned alive inside a vehicle on Interstate 10 in April.
Talking trash: 2 sanitation workers sue Avondale for shortchanging wages
The West Valley city faces two federal lawsuits accusing it of forcing employees to work overtime and not paying them for it.
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Grand Canyon University drops suit against 84-year-old ‘Cow Guy’
GCU has spent millions to buy property around its campus. Gail Palmer said no and the school sued him.