Custody battle over dogs seized from Chandler ‘house of horrors’ rages on
‘The conditions of some of these dogs were the worst I have ever seen.’
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What you need to know about Maricopa County’s ballot-by-mail election
Here’s a rundown on how to register and cast your vote, and what’s on the ballot in Phoenix and nearly 30 other places.
Phoenix’s newest heat record: A gruesome death toll in 2023
The number of heat fatalities so far this year is on pace to set a record for Maricopa County.
Phoenix smells like smoke thanks to this smoldering landfill fire
Eyes watering? Nose burning? Face grimacing? Thank the Salt River Landfill that spontaneously burst into flames.
Lyft tests new feature in Phoenix to help women, nonbinary people
“The new Lyft feature allows me to set my preferences to ensure I feel safe through my ride.”
Abortion-rights supporters launch push for Arizona ballot measure in 2024
“Y’all, a slight breeze and this whole tower that’s holding together even a small right to bodily autonomy in Arizona, it disappears.”
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Biden focuses on Arizona with new ad featuring Phoenix carpenter
The campaign commercial focuses on the economy through the words of Bill Ruiz: “I’ve never seen it this good.”
Kari Lake, Arizona’s never-ending nightmare, jumps into Senate race
The grande dame of dumpster fire politics, Trump ally and sore loser of Arizona’s last election for governor filed to run in the 2024 race.
3 Arizona Democrats join 2 far-right Republicans to oust House speaker
Democrats Ruben Gallego, Raúl Grijalva and Greg Stanton joined far-right Republicans Andy Biggs and Eli Crane in historic vote.
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Diamondbacks must bring the lumber to win Wild Card series
The D-backs start their first playoff run since 2017 with a best-of-three series in Milwaukee. They face an uphill battle.
Sheriff Paul Penzone calls it quits, won’t run for reelection
The sheriff said the agency’s ongoing legal troubles played a role: “I’ll be damned if I’ll do three terms under federal court oversight.”
Arizona Humane Society sued over custody of dogs from Chandler ‘house of horrors’
Police removed dozens of disabled dogs from a Chandler home and gave them to the Arizona Humane Society. Now, the owners want their pets back.
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Biden honors McCain, denounces anti-democracy movement in Tempe visit
“By the way, I’m the guy who convinced him to run in Arizona as a Republican. Bless me, Father.”
Phoenix police release video footage of officers shooting, killing man
Police said Robert Crockett, 26, was holding a pellet gun when he was gunned down by officers on Sept. 9.
Trulieve sues former employees, Arizona partners over alleged kickback scheme
The multistate cannabis operator accused five partners and two employees of orchestrating $1 million in payments.
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The Cardinals stink but at least State Farm Stadium second-cheapest in NFL
As the Arizona Cardinals tank another season, consider this: Their Glendale stadium offers one of the best game day bargains in pro football.
Judge orders Phoenix to clear the Zone as city struggles to find solutions
A judge called the downtown homeless encampment a ‘public nuisance.’ The city and activists are rushing to meet his 45-day deadline.
Unique Phoenix court offers creative solution to homelessness
The Maricopa County Regional Homeless Court offers unsheltered Phoenicians an avenue to deal with overwhelming fines and criminal charges.
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6 arrested as labor unrest at Sky Harbor reaches crescendo
Workers are calling attention to low wages, poor working conditions, rats and cockroaches at the Phoenix airport.
Hobbs goes abroad to woo investors, celebrate new Taiwan trade office
The governor dismissed growing concerns about the impact of booming Taiwanese investment in the state: ‘Arizonans are seeing the benefit.’
Noble Herb wins high honors for its inspired dispensary design
The Flagstaff cannabis store, owned by a trio from the Valley and designed by a Scottsdale firm, nabbed a major award.
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Father of teen killed by Phoenix police continues fight for justice
“The thing that the City of Phoenix doesn’t realize is that even if the civil case doesn’t go through, I’m not going to stop.”