In Arizona Congressional Bid, Ex-NFL Player’s Viral Campaign Ad Glorifies Gunning Down Democrats
Here’s a crazy one: He’s a former NFL running back managed by a QAnon influencer, and guns down Klansmen in a new campaign ad.
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Endorsed for Congress by a Neo-Nazi? No Worries, Just Blame the Media
Blake Masters is the favorite candidate of neo-Nazis and white supremacists, one Republican analyst said.
Hot Ticket: How Arizona’s Sizzling Summer Primary Excludes Vulnerable Voters
Arizona’s sweltering summer primaries are primarily forgotten, and that’s by design.
Wendy Rogers Wants to Put 1.3 Million Americans Out of Work
“When we take back the Federal Government we need to abolish 70% of the agencies and employees,” state senator Wendy Rogers tweeted Monday. That would put nearly 1.3 million gainfully employed Americans out of a job.
Arizona Women Eye Mexico for Abortions, Amid Conflicting Advice
“If you ever choose to have an abortion, I know exactly where I’m going to take you,” Arizona state senator Stephanie Stahl Hamilton recently promised her daughter. Where’s that? Mexico.
With Gosar Under Scrutiny for His January 6 Role, Big Dollar Backers Don’t Flinch
Big dollar backers didn’t flinch when Arizona Republican Paul Gosar took credit for inciting the January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol.
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Calling All Armchair Sleuths: This VR App Shows Real Crime Scenes to Find Missing Persons in Arizona
CrimeDoor uses augmented and virtual reality technology to help keep cold cases in the spotlight by re-creating real crime scenes down to the most graphic, gory, and ultra-realistic detail.
Physicians on a Mission, Phoenix Surgeons Save Lives in Mexico for Free
Rocky Point is more than a beachy tourist trap. A team of surgeons from Phoenix is working for free there to save the lives of Mexico’s most impoverished – cartel members included.
The Cat’s Meow? Phoenix Auto Dealer’s System to Thwart Catalytic Converter Thieves
A Phoenix auto dealer is using new technology to help victims like Michael Darland, whose catalytic converters were stolen seven times in a year.
Family of Teen Who Died in Phoenix Police Custody Speaks Out for First Time
Teenager Caleb Blair’s death in Phoenix has echoes of George Floyd. In both incidents, cops responded to a Black man experiencing a fentanyl-fueled health crisis.
Domo Arigato, Dr. Roboto! First Robot Dentist Drilling and Filling in Metro Phoenix
The first and only FDA-cleared robotic dentist in the United States is hard at work in metro Phoenix.
Amid Attack Ad Allegations, Anti-China Jim Lamon Defends Business Ties There
U.S. Senate hopeful Jim Lamon, who’s using his own fortune to fund his campaign, is accused of bashing Beijing and its cronies with money he earned from lucrative dealings with the Chinese Communist Party.
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Why a Mexican Drug Cartel Might Slide Into Your DMs
According to government officials and security experts, Mexican drug cartels are using social media websites and even online video games in the recruitment of new members in Arizona to supply transnational drug and human trafficking operations.
Forget the Joker and Doc Ock – Arizona Republican David Schweikert Is Supervillain in New Comic Book
There’s a new villain in town and he’s terrorizing the people of Arizona. At least that’s the case being made in Elijah Norton’s new comic book, which hits mailboxes in metro Phoenix this week.
Schweikert Opponent’s Company Sues Super PAC Over Mockery Website
Before candidates fight for the Republican nomination in Arizona’s newly drawn First Congressional District, they’ll duke it out in court.
Here’s How Arizona Republicans Plan to Protect Our Schools
Long a devout “Back the Blue” supporter, Arizona Republican Paul Gosar called Texas cops incompetent following a mass shooting. Now, he’s looking to put more guns in Arizona schools.
Phoenix Cops Expose Suspected Catalytic Converter Theft Ring
The suspect was busted Thursday with 1,200 catalytic converters, which curtail pollution from cars and trucks, piled high inside a self-storage unit near East Washington and 37th streets rented under his name.
How Rafi Became the Face of Phoenix
For so many Arizonans, his vermillion billboards, bus shelters, buses, and trains are a hallmark of the daily commute to work. The prevalent advertisements echo a common instruction: “Call Rafi!”
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Tweeting About Texas School Shooter, Gosar Goes Too Far Again
Fact check, Paul Gosar: The Uvalde shooter was not “a transsexual leftist illegal alien named Salvatore Ramos.”
Tallest Shipping Container Tower in North America Set to Open in Phoenix
Eighteen Phoenix families are poised to move next week into IDA on McKinley, the tallest tower in North America made entirely out of shipping containers, according to developers.
Study: Among States That Love to Hate the Rich, Arizona Is No. 1
A recent study by Online Money Advisor, a global finance data clearinghouse based in the United Kingdom, found that Arizona hates rich people more than any other state.
Phoenix Airbnb Hosts Preparing for ‘Anti-Party Crackdown’ This Summer
If you’re looking to throw a house party in metro Phoenix this summer, you’re best off doing so in your own home.